Rotary damper FDT
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rotary damper
rotary damper
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Characteristics

Function
rotary
Technology
mechanical
Material
steel
Other characteristics
robust, bidirectional
Load capacity

Max.: 8.7 N

Min.: 2 N

Description

The flat disc brake for two-sided damping Continuous Rotation The damping direction of the flat constructive ACE rotary damper FDT with robust steel body is two-sided rotation. It can brake directly in the pivot point of the square receptacle. ACE rotary dampers are maintenance-free and ready-to-install. Damping direction bidirectional Construction size Ø 47 mm to 70 mm Rotational speed max. 50 rpm Lifetime 50,000 cycles (1 cycle = 360° left-hand, 360° right-hand). Even after this time, the dampers still produce over approx. 80 % of their original damping moment. The service life may be significantly higher or lower, depending on the application. Operating temperature range -10 °C to +60 °C Material Outer body: steel; Output shaft sleeve: nylon Mounting in any position Rotary Dampers - FDT Opening and closing mechanisms for machine protection hoods To exclude the possibility of injury when using bread slicing machines on self-service counters, the automatic bread slicing process does not start until the flap of the modern machine is closed. To simplify the operation and to thereby increase... FDT Protective flap on bread slicing machines FDT - Steering damping rotary brakes Rotary Dampers - FDT Steering stabilisation for toboggans and sport vehicles In this innovative tobogganing vehicle called Pistenbock-Cross rotation dampers from ACE come into action. These help to effectively damen unexpected steering turns and smooth the overall process to improve driving comfort and safety. Two FDT...

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