Understanding the different extension options |

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Extension options or travel refers to how far the slide allows the application to move.

In some cases the value for extension and travel are different. Where the fixed and moving elements of a slide are the same length, then travel and extension will be the same. If these elements are of different lengths then the values will be different.

As a general rule, all of the values in our catalog show the slide travel

75% extension slides are made up of 2 sections, outer and inner members.
The addition of an intermediate member allows the slide 100% travel or over travel (100%+).
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