Friction brake REB09 series
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friction brake
friction brake
friction brake
friction brake
friction brake
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Characteristics

Type
friction, disc
Operation
electromagnetic, spring
Other characteristics
emergency, parking
Torque

Max.: 95 Nm
(70.0684 ft.lb)

Min.: 4 Nm
(2.9502 ft.lb)

Description

REACH REB09 series brake is a spring-applied electromagnetic brake in dry-friction (released when powered on and braked when powered off) with reliable braking force and holding force. Widely used in various applications of deceleration braking and holding braking. REB09 series brakes for forklift drive wheel are mainly used in small and medium-sized electric forklifts, installed in the forklift drive wheel assembly. It brakes the drive wheel motor shaft and is mainly used as a parking and emergency brake for electric forklifts. Working Principles When stator is powered off, the spring generates forces upon armature, then the friction disc components will be clamped between armature and flange to generate braking torque. At that time, a gap Z is created between armature and stator. When brakes need to be released, the stator should be connected DC power, then the armature will move to the stator by electromagnetic force. At that time, the armature pressed the spring while moving and the friction disc components are released to disengage the brake. Product Features Rated voltage of Brake (VDC): 24V,45V Cost-effective, compact structure Adapt to various working environments due to its high voltage resistance, good insulation, insulation grade F Easy mounting The working air gap can be adjusted at least 3 times after reaching the life air gap, which equals 3 times longer service life

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