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matthew@lioncity
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THK equivalent

11/14/2008 8:50 PM

Hi,

My boss is asking me to look for a THK equivalent for YSPM-17677 and YSPM-17355 for cost saving purposes. Any good recommendation out there? I heard some Korean version but have no contact whatsoever.

Thanks in advance!
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Re: THK equivalent

11/14/2008 11:50 PM

Hello matthew@lioncity

Explain what your acronyms used actually stand for.

One of your Acronyms when Googled brings up a very unsavoury collection of Website references.

Reply here with

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Re: THK equivalent

11/15/2008 2:40 AM

I am going to guess THK the linear motion people - but I agree, more information is required, particularly - what is are the YSPM-17677 and YSPM-17355?

And what is this application for?
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Re: THK equivalent

11/15/2008 7:41 PM

Yes, I will get more information. My boss is outstation and need him to get back before I can get you more information. Thanks in advance.
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Re: THK equivalent

11/17/2008 7:35 PM

Hello Matthew! I know THK (Japan) is about LM guides and Ball Screws so did a google search for 'Linear Motion Guides' and found 375000 results. There are plenty of them from China and Indonesia. So go ahead and make your choice.

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11/19/2008 8:45 AM

Ok thanks. I will do just that.
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