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A Danaher Motion product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Nov 29, 2006

Spring-set electromagnetic power-off brakes are available in diameters from 46.5 to 127.0mm and provides static engagement with torque from 1.4 to 53Nm.

The Thomson-Deltran AKB series of spring-set electromagnetic power-off brakes is available in diameters from 46.5 to 127.0mm and provides static engagement with torque from 1.4 to 53Nm.

These brakes are simple to install and provide a safe, cost-effective and energy efficient braking solution in applications such as robotics, medical equipment, actuators, motor brakes, postal handling equipment and packaging.

"Our AKB series brakes offer a built-in quiet feature along with the highest torque per unit sise all at a low-cost which creates a multifunctional alternative well suited for use in a wide range of applications", says John Pieri, Thomson-Deltran Business Unit Manager for Clutches and Brakes.

The principle of operation for spring-set electromagnetic power-off brakes is simple.

While the field assembly is fixed and prevented from rotating, the rotor assembly is secured to the shaft.

In the absence of power the fixed and rotating components are engaged, thus stopping and/or holding the load.

When the coil is energised, rotating components are disengaged, allowing the shaft to rotate freely.

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