New Device Avoids Damage Due To Excessive Axial Forces .

New device avoids damage due to excessive axial forces Torque limiters protecting rotating machines against overload are usually positioned in the drive train, some distance from the point of overload. This type of limiter is not normally suitable for linear motion machines, and limiting axial movement is not always possible. However, a new component from Mayr - the EAS axial overload element - when built into a connecting rod or similar, can be pre-set to limit the axial force in either tension or compression. In the event of an overload occurring and the pre-set axial force being exceeded, the EAS disengages, its central rod moves relative to the outer sleeve and an integral proximity sensor signals the drive to 'off'. Once the overload condition has passed, the EAS is re-engaged automatically by moving the central rod to its original position. It can be positioned directly at the possible trouble spot to provide optimum protection. Eight basic sizes cover the range 50 to 300,000N axial disengage force. Click Here for more info using our Online Enquiry Service with number 422

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