Configurations

This section covers all possible configurations for the WCP Elevator Blocks, including different spacing options, choices between cam follower or bearing setups, and integration with tube plugs. By reviewing these options, teams can select the configuration that best meets their design goals.

The two configurations of the WCP Elevator Block Spacer determine the amount of overlap between the Cam Follower and the vertical tubes of each elevator stage. This is shown in the images below, with the vertical tube represented in Blue.

The WCP Elevator Block is also compatible with Shoulder Bolts, using either a single or dual bearing stack-up configuration. Allowing teams to adjust the amount of overlap between the bearings and the vertical tubes of each elevator stage. This is shown in the images below, with the vertical tube represented in Blue.

The Elevator Corner Bearing Block with Tube Plug is designed to work with the WCP Tube Plug, allowing teams easily build or integrate structures when building with the Elevator Block.

The two configurations of the WCP Elevator Corner Bearing Block spacer determine the distance between the vertical tubes of each elevator stage. This is shown in the images below, with the vertical tube represented in Blue.

The WCP Elevator Corner Bearing Block is also compatible with Shoulder Bolts, using either a single or dual bearing stack-up configuration. Allowing teams to adjust the amount of overlap between the bearings and the vertical tubes of each elevator stage. This is shown in the images below, with the vertical tube represented in Blue.

The Elevator Corner Bearing Block is designed to work with the WCP Tube Plug, allowing teams easily build or integrate structures when building with the Elevator Block.

The Inline Elevator Block is designed to work with the WCP Tube Plug, allowing teams easily build or integrate structures when building with the Inline Elevator Block.

The three configurations of the WCP Elevator Block determine the distance between the vertical tubes of each elevator stage. This is shown in the images below, with the vertical tube represented in green.