NexSafe Functional
Safety Certified rod locks, servomotor brakes and rail brakes provide machine builders with a verified solution for designs. With an ISO 13849-1 Functional Safety Certification from
Intertek, these can be used on machines for holding, emergency stopping, or positioning. NexSafe spring-engaged, air-release brakes are designed for applications that require low
to zero backlash. Optional operating mode sensors further ensure the products are suitable for safety channels designed for ISO 13849-1 Categories B through 4 and Performance Levels PLa through PLe. Key safety features:
• Spring-engaged, air-released • Multiple springs
• Engagement and disengagement sensors are available • Low to zero backlash options • ISO 13849-1.
Compared to the steel version, the outer
If, in a test stand, the torque exceeds the limit
diameter of this has been reduced by up to 10mm. In addition, the mass and mass inertia range from 40% to 60% of the steel version, depending on the design and size. The performance density remains unchanged. The couplings are also compact and of high performance density.
value set on the torque limiter, the clutch disengages and separates the input and output within fractions of a second. After an overload occurrence, the measurement shaft therefore has to be recalibrated. Further damage to the drive line or test piece can be prevented by a torque limiter. Meeting demands, the compact EAS HSE torque limiters transmit torque backlash-free and with high torsional rigidity.
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