Clutch brake

Backlash free clutch brakes for an accurate and controlled “stop and start” action.
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Key features

  • Simple fit to IEC motors and gearboxes
  • Easy installation
  • Zero-backlash
  • Good heat dissipation
  • High cycle times
  • Voltage options

Product description

SG Transmission clutch brake modules are used whenever the prime mover is required to run continuously, and the output of the driving device requires a controlled “stop and start” action. This allows an electric motor to run while controlling its output via a clutch brake module. This will reduce the power consumption of the system considerably.

These modules are precision engineered with positive clutch and brake action with no backlash. They can be controlled by relatively simple solid state electronics to give accurate stopping and starting with frequencies over 300 cycles per minute.

Easy installation

The clutch and brake are ready assembled in a neat package which can be foot mounted or fitted to a standard IEC motor and reducer flanges.

Robust construction

Type 55 modules are completely enclosed and use deep groove ball bearings on the input and output. They can be mounted in any position, vertically or horizontally.

Zero backlash

The clutch and brake use a common driven armature, and therefore backlash during torque transmission and braking is eliminated.

Safety

Clutch and brake linings are hard wearing and do not contain asbestos.

Low wear rate

A common armature plate is used, and during the change over from transmission to braking there is no interaction between the clutch and brake. Therefore heat generation and wear are minimised.

Maintenance

SG Transmission clutch brake modules are virtually maintenance free. However they are sometimes used to control large inertia loads with high switching frequencies and in these cases the air-gap between the clutch face and the armature plate should be regularly checked and adjusted if necessary.

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Key features

  • Simple fit to IEC motors and gearboxes
  • Easy installation
  • Zero-backlash
  • Good heat dissipation
  • High cycle times
  • Voltage options

Product description

SG Transmission clutch brake modules are used whenever the prime mover is required to run continuously, and the output of the driving device requires a controlled “stop and start” action. This allows an electric motor to run while controlling its output via a clutch brake module. This will reduce the power consumption of the system considerably.

These modules are precision engineered with positive clutch and brake action with no backlash. They can be controlled by relatively simple solid state electronics to give accurate stopping and starting with frequencies over 300 cycles per minute.

Easy installation

The clutch and brake are ready assembled in a neat package which can be foot mounted or fitted to a standard IEC motor and reducer flanges.

Robust construction

Type 55 modules are completely enclosed and use deep groove ball bearings on the input and output. They can be mounted in any position, vertically or horizontally.

Zero backlash

The clutch and brake use a common driven armature, and therefore backlash during torque transmission and braking is eliminated.

Safety

Clutch and brake linings are hard wearing and do not contain asbestos.

Low wear rate

A common armature plate is used, and during the change over from transmission to braking there is no interaction between the clutch and brake. Therefore heat generation and wear are minimised.

Maintenance

SG Transmission clutch brake modules are virtually maintenance free. However they are sometimes used to control large inertia loads with high switching frequencies and in these cases the air-gap between the clutch face and the armature plate should be regularly checked and adjusted if necessary.

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SizeTorque TS (Nm)Max P20 (W)A3BC1C2C3D1 K6D2 H8E1HPRSS4TVXYZAirgap (G)Design no.
06813102177
191
851007111
14
449637294.523
30
38.5
45.5
4xM6731001170.200601
081621128209
229
11011510514 1950107190107.530 40 47 574xM8931301350.200801
103231153.8254
274
14213512819 24621290112120.440 5049.5 69.54xM8931601560.201001
126534193.5301
321
16015515024 28741410013713650 6073 834xM101151851780.301201
1612045250351
391
195170169.628 3810016132130168.560 8090.5 110.56xM1012.752002000.301601
2024065268395
435
23518522528 3812016158215177.560 80106 1266xM101552602160.502001
Clutch brake technical drawing

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SizeTorque TS (Nm)Max P20 (W)A1BD1 K6D3 H8D4 Max G7D6 +0.2 +0.3E2E3F1NRSUx4U4x4Airgap (G)Design no.
06812140 160135 14211 1495 1101595 1103410115 13094.523 309M80.20608
081621160 200157 16714 19110 13024110 1303.5410130 165107.530 409 11M8 M100.20808
10323120088 19819 24130281303.5412165120.440 5011 M100.21008
126534200 250218 22824 28130 180 35130 1803.54.514165 21513650 6011 14M10 M120.31208
1612041250 300250 27028 38180 23042180 2304518215 265167.560 8014M120.31608
2024058250 300287 30728 38180 23050180 2304518215 265177.560 8014M120.52008

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