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Electro Magnetic Brake EMB 500

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Precise tension, resistance within the limits

Our Electromagnetic Brake 500 ensures stable wire tension during production runs, including ramps up and down. Stable wire tension eliminates elongation risk and keeps resistance of your wire within the limits.

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Description

The brake is a unit that gives the wire constant, adjustable tension and is typically used between a flyer pay-off and the line. The brake can be used for a wide range of conductors, such as solid, stranded and bunched copper conductors, as well as insulated wires.

It comprises an integrated steel frame and cover, a transparent door, one braking pulley and a deviating pulley. The braking pulley is coupled to a magnetic powder brake which gives the adjustable braking force. The friction needed between the braking pulley and the wire is accomplished by a pressure belt. The machine also includes a latch-type wire break detector.

The brake includes a control box with the necessary electrical components for controlling the brake.

Technical characteristics

Wire exit height 1000 mm
Brake pulley diameter 500 mm
Deviating pulley diameter 250 mm
Wire range (solid Cu) 0.75 - 10 mm²
Wire range (bunched Cu) 0.75 - 25 mm²
Dimensions L x W x H 1250 x 400 x 1200 mm
Wire entry height 580, 675 or 800 mm (variants)
Speed, max. 1500 m/min
Wire range (stranded Cu) 0.75 - 16 mm²

Exact values depend on the assembly.

Options

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