Disc brake SNB series
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Disc brake - SNB series - OGURA SAS - electromagnetic / spring / manual release
Disc brake - SNB series - OGURA SAS - electromagnetic / spring / manual release
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Characteristics

Type
disc
Operation
electromagnetic, spring, manual release
Other characteristics
emergency
Torque

Min.: 0.74 ft.lb

Max.: 74 ft.lb

Rotational speed

Min.: 2,500 rpm
(15,707.96 rad.min-1)

Max.: 5,000 rpm
(31,415.93 rad.min-1)

Power

Min.: 10 W

Max.: 45 W

Description

Spring applied holding brake designed for general industrial applications. Unit is used for both stopping and/or holding. Very thin brake profile provides a compact package. Braking force is produced via springs so basic fluctuations in voltage and temperature have no effect on the brake. Long life friction material allows for many trouble free cycles. Standard voltages are 24 and 90 volts. Other voltage options are available. COMPACT DESIGN WITH HIGH TORQUE The SNB series brakes are approximately one-half the width of MNB style. TWO BASIC DESIGNS AVAILABLE The SNB series are designed for stopping and holding. MANUAL RELEASE HOLES Starting with SNB series 1.2 and RNB series 3 and higher all units have three tapped holes in which screws can be inserted for manually releasing the brake in case of emergency. FAST RESPONSE TIME These brakes are spring-set type brakes, providing rapid torque buildup. LONGEVITY The use of wear-resistant friction material provides extended operational life. OPERATING VOLTAGE OPTIONS SNB units come in two standard voltages, 90VDC and 24VDC. Other non-standard voltages are available.

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