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GAT Gesellschaft für Antriebstechnik mbh • Industriestraße 11 • D-65366 Geisenheim (Germany)
+49 6722 93788-0 +49 6722 93788-110 info@gat-mbh.de www.g @ at-mbh.de
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Product Features
Rotodisk S-HP
The construction of these products is specially designed for
the high axial forces that occur at these pressure levels. The
bearings with increased load capacity guarantee equally high
product lives, even at rotation rates of up to 30.000 rpm, as
with our proven Rotodisk models for the normal pressure of
70 bar. The face seals are made of silicon carbide that almost
has the same hardness than diamond. The sealing discs are
mechanically clamp mounted. By using this technology, a safe
mounting is attained, that is resistant to deep hole drilling oil,
and which can completely eliminate shattering of the ceramic
plates.
Design and Function
For high pressures up to 200 bar
Clamped silicium carbide face seals
With precision spindle or hybrid ball bearings
Very robust triple bearing system
Safe leakage drain with dual chamber system
For mediums: Emulsion, gun drilling oil
Dry running safe
Technical Data
Model S00-HP
11042
S0-HP
11050
S0-HP
9494
S2-HP
9425
Operating speed max. [min-1] 20000 30000 15000 30000
Emulsion pressure max. [bar] 200 120 120 150
Flow rate max. [L/min] 45 70 70 70
Nominal diameter [mm] 6 8 8 8
The requirements in the tooling machine industry for internal
coolant supply lead to coolant pressures of up to 200 bar, due
to the continuously increasing chips volume and the increasingly
larger drilling depths. We have developed a new line
of Rotodisk rotating unions especially for these applications,
which stand out due to their robust bearing system and the
optimized face sealing system. The problem of detaching face
seals, which occurs frequently in the case of deep hole drilling,
is completely resolved due to a new sealing disc mounting
technology.
Application
Changes in the sense of the technical
progress reserved. rev: 10/2003
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