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No. The very nature of the screw jack system means that some clearances must exist to prevent binding. This nominally creates backlash of 0.13 to 0.28mm as measured at the spindle. Backlash reduction options are available for critical applications where the stroke encompasses both compressive and tensile load cycles.
