Schneeberger Rondal RF Linear Positioning Table Slide 1.25" Travel 2.375x2.1875"

Schneeberger Rondal RF Linear Positioning Table Slide 1.25" Travel 2.375x2.1875"

This is a Schneeberger Rondal RF precision linear positioning table/slide with 1.25 inches of travel. The unit features a compact platform with a pattern of tapped mounting holes for fixture or tooling attachment, and rides on Schneeberger's recirculating ball bearing guide system for smooth, repeatable linear motion. It is manufactured by Schneeberger of Roggwil, Switzerland (CH-4914), a company recognized for precision linear motion components used in instrumentation, metrology, and industrial automation.

Specifications & What's Included

• Brand: Schneeberger
• Series / Model: Rondal RF
• Travel: 1.25 in (approximately 31.75 mm)
• Platform / carriage size: 2.375 in x 2.1875 in (2-3/8 x 2-3/16 in)
• Overall dimensions: 2-3/8 x 2-3/16 x 1-1/16 in
• Mounting interface: multiple tapped holes on top platform surface
• Bearing type: recirculating ball bearing linear guide (Rondal series) — four bearing element groups visible at carriage ends
• Body finish: olive-green anodized aluminum
• Country of manufacture: Switzerland
• Drive / actuator: none included — manual positioning or customer-supplied drive

Applications

Schneeberger Rondal series linear slides are precision motion components used in laboratory instrumentation, optical alignment setups, metrology systems, semiconductor inspection equipment, and light-duty machine tool applications. The Rondal RF design uses recirculating ball bearing carriages running on hardened and ground rail profiles, providing low friction and high repeatability in a compact form factor. Units of this size are commonly integrated into XY or XYZ positioning stages, microscope stages, fiber optic alignment fixtures, and other applications where precise, repeatable small-travel linear motion is needed. Schneeberger has manufactured precision linear guides and positioning components since the mid-twentieth century, and their Swiss-made slides remain in active use across scientific and industrial settings worldwide.