Igus, through Treotham, has released the drylin NT-60. Developed in igus’ in-house laboratory, the telescopic rails have a high load capacity and were tested in a drawer with two telescopic rails installed with a length of 500mm and withstood 180 Newton.

The corrosion-free rails also passed the rust test without any problems in an NSS salt spray test according to DIN EN 9227/ASTM-B-117. The telescopic rail is available from Treotham in sizes 35 and 60 with an extension length of up to 2,000mm. There is the option for a latching in the end positions. For lower loads of up to 2.5kg, igus has developed the cost-effective drylin NTP telescopic rails. They are made entirely of plastic. This allows users to save even more weight.

They ensure that the kitchen unit, provisions and bed are safely stowed away and easily accessible: compact pull-outs in camper vans. To ensure that professionals and fitters can enjoy their interior fittings for a long time, Treotham offers the new igus black anodised durable telescopic rails with plastic sliding elements. So travel enthusiasts not only get a durable and lightweight solution, but also visually appealing and lubrication-free pull-outs for their drawers, table, kitchen or bed.

Motor homes and campervans have become increasingly popular in recent years. Above all, designing and converting one’s own van into a camper has become a real hobby for many adventurers in recent years.

“With the new igus drylin NT rail in black, we can now offer a maintenance-free and smooth-running pull-out,” Treotham bearings product manager Tim Robison says.

Its main advantage, besides the very low weight: the rail works completely without external lubricants and is therefore durable and clean. Due to the use of maintenance-free plastic sliding elements instead of metallic balls, it operates quietly both indoors and outdoors. Dirt, dust, water or even vibrations cannot harm the rail.