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AC4598 10 amp per circuit 1-1/2 inch through-bore Description A slip ring can be used in any electromechanical system that requires unrestrained, continuous rotation while transferring power and / or data from a stationary to a rotating structure. A slip ring is also called a rotary electrical interface, collector, swivel, or a rotary joint. A slip ring can improve system performance by simplifying operations and eliminating damage-prone wires dangling from movable joints.The 1-1/2 inch through-bore provides routing space for hydraulics, pneumatics or for a concentric shaft mount.The AC4598 uses our unique fiber brush technology which offers several advantages over conventional slip ring contacts, including multiple points of contact per brush bundle, low contact force per fiber, low noise, electrical and low contact wear rates. In addition, fiber brushes do not require lubrication and produce virtually no wear debris. Typical Applications • Industrial machinery - professional machining centers, rotary index tables, heavy equipment turrets or cable reels, test unit, packaging machines, palletizing machines, magnetic clutches, process control equipment, rotary transducers, emergency lighting, robotics
• Exhibit / display equipment
• Medical equipment Features • 1-1/2 inch through-bore
• Speeds up to 250 rpm continuous
• 6, 12, 18 or 24 ten amp circuits • 16 gauge, 12 inch lead wire - longer lead lengths are available
• Higher rotational speeds with alternate bearings (optional)
• Various axial and radial lead exits are available
• Splash seals for dust and moisture resistance
• Standard collar mounting - flange mounting optional
• Also available with 12, 24, 36 and 48, 2 amp rings or power and signal combinations. Please refer to AC6200 data sheet. Benefits • Transfers analog and digital signals• Compatible with data bus protocols
• Fiber brush technology provides long life and maintenance-free operation (no lubrication required)• Continuous 360° rotation of power or data signals Moog Components Group • www.moog.com/components 17 17
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