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Through-bore slip ring BHCN-C-096-12Pfor military applicationsmedicalIP54
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Characteristics
- Construction
- through-bore
- Applications
- for military applications, medical
- Other characteristics
- IP54, high-current
- Voltage
380 V
- Primary current
100 A
- Rotational speed
Max.: 30 rpm
(188 rad.min-1)Min.: 0 rpm
(0 rad.min-1)- Number of channels
12 unit
- Internal diameter
96 mm
(3.78 in)
Description
We can customize big current ,carbon brush slip rings with different parameters such as diameter, current, number of circuits, speed and protection level according to customers' requirements.Widely used in security, automation, power, instrumentation, chemical, metallurgy, medical, aviation, military, shipping, transport and other mechanical and electrical equipment.
• Electrical noise : ≤30mΩ
• Dielectric strength : ≥2000V@50Hz
• Isolation resistance : 500MΩ@500VDC
• Contact material : Copper graphite
• Operating temperature : -20~+60℃
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