Rail sizes: 10 mm (rail width 40 mm and 74 mm), 16 mm (rail width 58 mm) and 20 mm (rail width 82 mm)
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Linear Guides for Camera Sliders
igus® works with manufacturers and individual DIY video enthusiasts to provide individual components and assemblies for camera dollies and camera sliders.
drylin® W linear guides offer perfectly balanced friction for getting the shots you want.
They are also extremely quiet and require zero oil, affording you hassle-free production.
DryLin® W used as a camera slider
DryLin® W assembly instructions
6 reasons to use igus® parts
1. Perfectly balanced frictionGet that feel you are looking for
2. Quiet OperationPlastic liners are quieter and better at vibration dampening than metal rollers or thin PTFE-lined parts
3. No metal-on-metal contact if scratchedUnlike PTFE-lined parts, drylin® will not peel
4. No oil neededAlthough OK to use 3-IN-ONE if you want to try it out
5. 8-bolt designPrevents misalignment
6. Modular Easily add drylin® rolling bearings, clamps, and adjustable bearings.
Now you can use your Amazon.com account to purchase pre-assembled units and pay immediately with a credit card of your choice*.
*Continental United States and Canada only
Parts you may like
Bearing housings are available in zinc (standard) or aluminum (lightweight) with the option of adjustable clearance or hand clamps for low-duty locking or to add drag to the system.
Rail and carriages
"Turn-To-Fit" adjustable carriage
Allows adjustable clearance / drag in your camera slider system.
Roller carriage
Features combined rolling-and-sliding motion for reduced friction.
Hand clamp
Locks the carriage in place or adds additional drag while sliding. Included with W16-C.
Add-on hand clamp
Add a WHKA-10 to your WW-10-80 carriages to adjust drag.
Complete units
Belts and leadscrew-driven units are also available with the drylin® SLW and ZLW series.
Customer examples and useful web links
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Current news about igus® sliders for your camera, links to new videos, DIY instructions and user reports.
References
Many DIY instructions and user reports are available on YouTube.
More references
Users' videos on Vimeo, filmed with igus® sliders.
