Telescoping Linear Guide Rails

Helix Telescoping Linear Guide Rails are designed for industrial applications that demand high rigidity, smooth motion, and space-efficient design. These precision rails provide telescopic extension up to or beyond the length of the retracted body, enabling large stroke travel while maintaining a minimal footprint when idle.
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Telescoping Linear Guide Rails



Compact When Idle. Extended When Needed. Engineered for Heavy-Duty Precision.



Engineered for Your Application



  • Constructed with cold‐drawn steel and induction hardened ball‐raceways in a four-point bearing contact structure for torsional rigidity and minimal deflection.



  • Available in two main styles: Partial Extension (HTPE) for compact motion with roughly ­½ or more stroke, and Full Extension (HTDB) for full-length travel up to or beyond the rail’s body.



  • High load‐capacity and designed for rugged duty cycles that is capable of handling loads (per pair) up to ~3,800 kg in demanding environments.



  • Customizable stroke lengths, rail heights, mounting patterns and finishes which enables integration across automation, packaging, logistics, aerospace and heavy equipment systems.







Ideal for Multiple Industries

From mobile equipment, machine-doors, logistics conveyors and CNC enclosures to aerospace seating systems and heavy manufacturing access mechanisms, telescoping rails from Helix deliver a blend of compact form‐factor and extended motion capability that supports modern automated systems.



Why Choose Helix for Telescoping Guide Rails?

  • U.S.-based design and manufacturing headquartered in Beachwood, Ohio, offering traceability, rapid prototyping, and strong engineering support.



  • Dedicated application engineering assistance to specify correct rail size, extension style, load rating, and mounting for optimal performance.



  • Broad configuration flexibility so your design drives the solution, not the solution forcing you to redesign.



  • Proven in heavy-duty, continuous performance systems where precision, life-cycle and integration matter most.





Space-saving when retracted. Stable and rigid when extended.

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