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Servo motor brake SMF
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servo motor brake
servo motor brake
servo motor brake
servo motor brake
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Characteristics

Type
friction
Operation
electromagnetic, spring
Other characteristics
high-torque, low-noise, for servo motors
Torque

Min.: 0.4 Nm
(0.295 ft.lb)

Max.: 140 Nm
(103.2587 ft.lb)

Description

SERVO MOTOR BRAKES SMF series brakes are the same principle as Spring Applied Brakes (YBF Series). It provides the same precision operation in accordance with the high operating speeds and precision of servo motors. It has a compact structure that does not require brake adjustment. It is used to hold the servo motor shaft in the desired position for safe operation. Product Features Class H Coil Insulation (180 °C) Long Life Asbestos-Free Lining Special Coated Metal Parts Quiet Operation Regime Compact Structure Without Brake Adjustment Required 24 V DC Standard Operating Voltage Optional Switch and Manual Release Rod Applications Working Princible The system, which is braked when there is no electrical energy, pulls the pressure flange to the body by defeating the pressure springs installed in the body with the magnetic field formed by the energy coming on the coil. The lining released by this gap (SHB) releases the spindle to which it is connected by a gear and key in the center. When it is desired to switch to the braking position, the effect of the magnetic field on the stator is removed by cutting the electricity. In this way, the installed springs move the pressure flange so that the lining is clamped between the mounting flange and the pressure flange and braking is performed.

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