Industry solutions · 05
In an OR or imaging suite, motion has to be silent, smooth and absolutely predictable. VT rails move patient-table extensions, instrument drawers and device modules with constant low force — finished and lubricated for the clinical environment. Ball linear guides carry the patient-table, imaging and lab-automation axes.
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Bright hospital imaging room with a stainless steel equipment cart beside a CT scanner
Typical mounting points across the industry — the tag shows which product line does the job.
Full-extension slides lengthen imaging and treatment tables under patient load.
Carts and wall units with smooth, low-force drawer travel — gloved-hand friendly.
Diagnostic instruments slide out for reagent access and service.
Compact partial-extension rails in adjustable bed and transfer systems.
Ventilator, dialysis and monitoring modules extracted on slim rails for service.
VB ball guides carry the longitudinal and lift axes of imaging and treatment tables — quiet, stiff and accurate.
Precise linear guides position detectors and accessory trays.
Small VB and VX guides run pipetting heads, sample handlers and analyser axes.
VX ball guides run quietly and tolerate mounting errors in therapy and training equipment.
The engineering constraints that drive series selection — and how Veltork answers them.
Rattling drawers have no place near patients. Ball-cage travel with zero clearance — or K1 preload — makes telescopic motion silent and constant-force; on positioning axes, ball linear guides run smoothly and quietly.
Surfaces face alcohol and peroxide wipes daily. Nickel and zinc-nickel finishes plus FDA-grade greases keep telescopic rails compliant and cleanable; linear guides come nickel-plated, hard-chromed or in stainless steel.
A table extension carries a person cantilevered. VT-S's high moment of inertia holds deflection to a minimum at full extension.
Start with these series; the configurators weigh your exact load, stroke and service life against the whole range.
Slim, quiet, minimal deflection at 100 % extension — the default for table extensions and device drawers, sizes 28–63.
Compact rail with the carriage protected inside the profile — precise positioning for detector and accessory axes.
Rigid partial extension for bed mechanisms and service panels where 50–60 % travel suffices.
Patient-table and positioning axes: stiff, accurate (classes N to UP) and quiet, sizes 15–65.
Lab automation and therapy devices: especially quiet running, tolerant of mounting errors, sizes 20–35.
Execution options of both product lines.
Yes — FDA-grade and cleanroom greases are standard options, combined with nickel or zinc-nickel surfaces for wipe-down resistance. The execution is encoded in the part-number suffix.
Ball-cage running on ground, induction-hardened raceways with zero clearance produces no rattle; for absolutely play-free motion (e.g. imaging axes) choose the K1 preloaded execution.
Telescopic capacities are per pair of rails; appropriately sized VT-S or VT-X pairs carry several hundred kilograms fully extended with minimal deflection. We verify sizing against your load case, including moments.
VT-L, VT-P, VT-X and VT-O operate to +170 °C; VT-S (rubber-damped stops) to +80 °C. For autoclave-adjacent installations we select the family and grease accordingly.
VB ball guides for the main table and positioning axes — stiff, accurate (classes N to UP) and quiet; VX where the mounting surface is less precise or the axis has to run especially quietly. For wipe-down areas, rails and carriages come nickel-plated, hard-chromed or in stainless steel.
Send the payload, stroke and envelope, or let a configurator narrow the range first. Our team returns a sized series, deflection estimate and dimension drawing — prototypes in under 14 days.