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NTP27 drylin® polymer telescopes make sliding simple

The first drylin® telescopic guide made of plastic totally dispenses with metal components. Easy to transport due to its low weight and very energy efficient in interior applications due to its lightweight construction. Installation is quick and intuitive, and the polymer telescopic guide adapts perfectly to the application environment thanks to the color selection.

Polymer telescope NTP27 from igus

Save costs and decrease weight


  • Extension length 150mm
  • Quiet operation because balls are dispensed with
  • Self-lubricating due to igus® high-performance polymers
  • Corrosion-resistant
  • Choice of 3 colors (white, light grey, anthracite)
  • Tested: 100% maintenance-free functionality through self-lubricating iglide® polymers J3B and GLW

Versatile application

NTP27 solid polymer telescopic rod from igus

Therefore we have developed the 100% polymer telescope
The interior, rehab and medical industries are the target markets for our NTP27 solid polymer telescope, but it is not limited to them.
 
The weight saving, corrosion-free property and quick assembly make the NTP polymer telescope a great addition to our telescopic rod range. Available immediately with extension lengths of up to 150mm. Shipped within 24 hours. Worldwide.

Solid polymer telescope NTP from igus

Up to 150mm extension length

Solid polymer telescopic rod extended

Application examples of our drylin products

igus blister centre

igus® in the storage technology of a blister centre

igus® bearing technology in an automated blister centre. Automated medicine handling for chemist shops/pharmacies: with over 7,500 systems installed worldwide, Rowa Systems from Becton Dickinson is a clear leader in this market segment.

igus labelling machine

igus® components in KHS labelling machines

Numerous rotary and linear bearings from the igus® product range are not the only ones installed in KHS GmbH's labelling machines. igus® also supplies complete, ready-to-install modules such as adjustment systems and guide rollers, etc.

fabmaker educational printer

Linear guide components for 3D printers

Technology-oriented start-up businesses are more daring than others in deploying emerging technologies in new, marketable products. This is also true of fabmaker GmbH, Braunschweig, which has developed a 3D printer for educational purposes.