Shock absorber EB63EU
hydraulicsafetyfor heavy loads

shock absorber
shock absorber
shock absorber
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Characteristics

Function
shock
Technology
hydraulic
Applications
safety, for heavy loads
Material
steel
Other characteristics
piston, robust
Load capacity

Max.: 80,000 N

Min.: 1,600 N

Stroke

Max.: 800 mm
(31.5 in)

Min.: 100 mm
(3.94 in)

Description

Low return force with spring assembly Crane Installations, Optimized Characteristic Reduced return forces: The ACE safety shock absorbers from the EB-Family offer internal system seals, large sized piston rod bearings and the maximum energy absorption for emergency stop applications. However, an integrated spring package in the robust shock absorber body makes sure that the return forces are reduced much to a fraction of those in the CB-Family. The characteristic curve or damping characteristics of the maintenance-free and ready-to-install EB models is individually adjusted specific to the customer and to the respective application, just like all ACE safety shock absorbers. These safety shock absorbers reliably perform their services in crane systems and in numerous heavy duty applications, even if the power fails, because these hydraulic machine elements are autonomous braking systems. Impact velocity range 0.5 m/s to 4.6 m/s. Other speeds on request. Reacting Force at max. capacity rating = 187 kN max. Operating temperature range -12 °C to +66 °C. Other temperatures on request. Mounting in any position Positive stop Integrated Material Outer body, Rod end button: steel corrosion-resistant coating; Piston tube: hard chrome plated steel Damping medium Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) Filling pressure approx. 0.55 bar to 1.1 bar. Rod return by integrated nitogen accumulator combined with additional return spring.

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