Safety torque limiter EAS®-HTL
friction

safety torque limiter
safety torque limiter
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Characteristics

Operation
friction
Other characteristics
safety
Torque

Max.: 2,400 Nm
(1,770.1492 ft.lb)

Min.: 2 Nm
(1.4751 ft.lb)

Diameter

Max.: 80 mm
(3.15 in)

Min.: 11 mm
(0.43 in)

Rotational speed

Max.: 8,000 rpm
(50,265.48 rad.min-1)

Min.: 1,500 rpm
(9,424.78 rad.min-1)

Description

The EAS®-HTL is a positive locking, disengaging torque limiting clutch according to the ball-recess principle. The clutch protects the drive train against impermissibly high torque surges which can occur due to unforeseen blockages. Function at disengagement / synchronous If the set torque is exceeded (overload condition), the clutch disengages and a residual torque of approx. 5 - max. 15 % of the set torque is applied. After removal of the overload, the clutch automatically engages in the detent position. Function on disengagement If the set torque is exceeded (overload case), the clutch disengages. The transmission mechanism is completely disengaged, only the bearing friction is effective. The clutch must be re-engaged. Product features Application ✓ Food technology ✓ Process engineering ✓ Chemical industry Behavior on overload ✓ load-break Design ✓ Positive locking ✓ latching ✓ unlocking Re-engagement ✓ Automatic re-engagement after 360° (synchronous) ✓ Remotely or manually operated re-engagement Benefits ✓ Backlash-free ✓ Free run out ✓ High power density ✓ High torsional stiffness Assembly and maintenance ✓ Simple assembly ✓ Low maintenance ✓ Torque adjustment possible

Catalogs

EAS®-HTL
EAS®-HTL
8 Pages

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Hannover Messe 2024
Hannover Messe 2024

22-26 Apr 2024 Hannover (Germany) Hall 6 - Stand B57, (3)

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