Linear motion products

By Design News Staff -- Design News, June 21, 1998

Catalog includes design guides for linear motion products including the ActionJac(TM), PowerAc, PowerAc(TM), PowerAc Plus(TM), PowerTrac(TM), and PowerTrax(TM). Other available design guides cover products such as mechanical jacks, electric cylinders, acme and ball-screw products, linear slide systems, and linear components.

Nook Industries Inc., 4950 East 49th St., Cleveland, OH 44125, FAX (216) 271-7020.

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