Pneumatic clamping brake STH Series
multiple-discrelease springadjustable

pneumatic clamping brake
pneumatic clamping brake
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Characteristics

Type
multiple-disc
Operation
release spring, pneumatic clamping
Other characteristics
adjustable, flange-mounted, bi-directional, through-bore, energize-to-engage, for shafts
Torque

Min.: 8.333 ft.lb

Max.: 806.08 ft.lb

Description

Flange Mounted Friction Brakes For Stopping and Holding Function: Stopping, Holding (Cycling Applications) Drive Arrangement: Machine Frame or Bracket to Shaft Operation - Air pressure compresses drive and friction discs to produce torque. - Torque is linear in response to the air pressure applied. - Release springs provide positive disengagement when air is exhausted. Mounting - The brake flange bolts to a machine frame or other fixture, the shaft inserts into the bore and is fixed with a customer supplied key. - Can also be mounted mid-shaft with the flange connected to a bracket. - Air engaged friction brakes are designed for horizontal mounting. If vertical mounting is required, consult engineering. Applications - Air engaged friction brakes are suitable for stopping, holding and cycling applications. - Maximum RPM varies by model and is listed on the PDF detail sheet (see table below). Consult engineering if the intended application exceeds the listed maximum RPM. Design Features - Air engaged brakes are made-to-order with any bore size up to the maximum shown for easy installation. - Drilled and slotted flange allows for variable installation arrangements. - Low coefficient friction lining versions are available for applications requiring slip or a narrower torque range. Contact engineering for details.

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