By Extension Type
Full extension slides open to 100 % of their closed length, so every part of the drawer, tray or equipment becomes accessible.
Every product comes with a datasheet and a free STEP file for registered users.
The Professional Range of heavy duty telescopic slides manufactured from 6082 T6 aluminium beams with…
The Professional Range of heavy duty telescopic slides manufactured from 6082 T6 aluminium beams with…
The Professional Range of heavy duty slides manufactured from 6082 T6 aluminium and stainless bearings.…
The DOWS-100 is a rugged, strong and very compact telescopic slide, which has been designed for load…
The DOWS-30 is an extreme load/duty full extension telescopic slide (50Kg–150Kg/pair) suitable for a wide…
The DOWS-40 is an extreme load/duty full extension telescopic slide (120Kg–350Kg/pair) suitable for a wide…
The DOWS-50 is an extreme load/duty full extension telescopic slide (175Kg–475Kg/pair) suitable for a wide…
The DOWS-60 is an extreme load/duty full extension telescopic slide (200Kg–665Kg/pair) suitable for a wide…
The DOWS-70 is an extreme load/duty full extension telescopic slide (310Kg–1060Kg/pair) suitable for a wide…
The DOWS-80 is an extreme load/duty full extension telescopic slide (370Kg–1060Kg/pair) suitable for a wide…
The DOWS-90 is an extreme load/duty full extension telescopic slide (525Kg–1175Kg/pair) suitable for a wide…
The DTS-110 is a rugged, strong and very compact telescopic slide, which has been designed for load…
A full extension slide has three members — a fixed outer rail, an intermediate rail and an inner rail — so the moving part travels the whole closed length out of the cabinet. It is the most widely used type for drawers, battery trays and equipment that must be serviced from the front.
FEDS full extension slides are available in C45 E+C steel, AISI 316L stainless steel, Duplex 1.4462 and EN-AW 6082 T6 aluminium, from light service drawers up to heavy duty systems. Locking in and out, special lubrication and stainless ball cages are available on request.
A partial extension slide opens to about 75 % of its closed length and is stiffer; a full extension slide opens 100 % and gives complete access.
At the same size, a full extension slide deflects more at full travel than a partial one. Choosing the right cross-section keeps both deflection and load within limits — ask us for a calculation.
Load, travel, installation space and environment — our engineers will recommend the right slide or design one for you.
