Electromagnetic brake AMB series
zero-backlashwith bearings

Electromagnetic brake - AMB series - jbj Techniques Limited - zero-backlash / with bearings
Electromagnetic brake - AMB series - jbj Techniques Limited - zero-backlash / with bearings
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Characteristics

Operation
electromagnetic
Other characteristics
zero-backlash, with bearings
Torque

Min.: 2.7 Nm
(1.9914 ft.lb)

Max.: 7.9 Nm
(5.8267 ft.lb)

Description

Brake designed for general industrial application units feature zero backlash, armature hub, and field assemblies that can accommodate bearings for additional shaft support. AMB-E version now available - Newer E version is lower in cost, lighter in weight, is RoHS compliant and has a reduced wattage so energy consumption is lower, but still has equivalent performance to the AMC brakes. Easy Mounting And Maintenance; The brake flange mounts to the customer's machine via the four mounting holes. The bore of the brake can also be used to house a bearing which can reduce the overall length of the machine and cost because the brake body acts as as bearing housing. Zero Backlash; By mounting the armature to the hub via leaf springs, backlash is minimized and armature rattle is eliminated. Controllable Response Time; Variations in acceleration or deceleration times and slip torque can be achieved by controlling the applied current. Fast Response; Elimination of splines provides faster response and high performance by overcoming friction in the armature and hub. High Heat Dissipation; The AM series units perform relentlessly year after year, even in heavy duty applications, due to their excellent heat dissipation.

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