These slides fully extend for convenient access to the back of drawers. All have ball bearing rollers for smooth, quiet operation. They mount to the sides of drawer openings in cabinets.

Stainless steel slides resist corrosion, so they’re great for areas that get wet or require regular cleaning. Slides without drawer release are more secure than slides that let you remove your drawer because the inner and outer track don’t disconnect. That makes these slides better for drawers with heavy items.

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Easy to disassemble without any tools, these drawer slides are ideal in settings that require routine cleaning, such as labs and food plants. They also meet NSF/ANSI standards for food equipment, so they're safe to use in food preparation areas. With durable plastic roller bearings instead of ball bearings, they slide smoothly without lubrication, even after going through a dishwasher. They're made of 441 stainless steel, which won’t corrode from frequent washdowns with harsh cleaners and sanitizers. Rated for use in temperatures ranging from 0° to 175° F, use them in freezers and warming drawers alike.

For convenient access to the back of drawers, these slides extend fully. They mount to the sides of drawer openings in cabinets. To remove your drawer from its cabinet to clean behind it, these slides also have a release lever that separates the inner part of the slide from the outer track.

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To prevent drawers from slamming shut and support them even if they’re tall and full of heavy equipment, these steel slides have soft-closing bumpers and mount to the top and bottom of drawers. They’re commonly used in washdown areas such as kitchens because they have a powder coating to prevent rust and their ball bearings are encased to keep liquid out. Since they’re encased, the ball bearings spread weight more evenly than standard ball bearings, which makes them quieter and support more weight. To make sure the bearings don’t wobble or fall off track because of heavy loads, these slides have rail guides. Slides maintain a consistent amount of support as you fully extend them, so reaching deep inside drawers isn’t an issue. All are LGA tested according to DIN 4554 for safety, performance, and quality.

Mounting to the tops and bottoms of drawers, these steel slides support drawers even if they’re tall and hold heavy equipment. They’re often used in kitchens and other washdown areas because they’re powder-coated to resist rusting and their ball bearings are encased to keep out liquid. The encased ball bearings also distribute weight more evenly than standard ball bearings, which means they’re quieter and support more weight. To keep the bearings from wobbling or falling off track due to heavy loads, these slides have rail guides. Slides maintain a constant amount of support as you fully extend them, so accessing deep inside drawers isn’t a problem. All are LGA tested according to DIN 4554 for safety, performance, and quality.

Add slow-closing attachments to keep drawers from slamming.

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Good for use in pick-and-place applications, machine tool doors, and telescopic industrial press arms, these rugged slides are designed to carry heavy loads.

Note: Capacities listed are for side mounting. If mounted horizontally or upside down, load capacities are 70% of those listed.

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With a row of crossed-roller bearings on each side of the rail, these slides have over twice the load capacity of standard low-friction slides and are better for handling shock loads. Use them for short-travel, high-speed applications where low-friction performance is a must.

Travel length is the total distance the carriage travels in both directions. For example, a slide with a 6" travel length travels 3" in each direction.

Note: Capacities listed are for horizontal mounting. If side mounted, load capacities are cut in half.

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Create your own positioning table or telescoping slide.

Steel rails have crossed-roller bearings that handle high loads for their small size.

440 Stainless steel rails have a stabilizing gear that won’t fall out of alignment from vibration and sudden shocks, so you don’t have to stop your system to manually realign them. However, they have shorter travel length than standard telescoping rails because of their rack and pinion system.

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