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| | | POSSIBLE FUNCTION SYSTEMS | | |
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| | | ■ Coupling re-engages at multiple set angular intervals. ■ Immediate availability of the machine as soon as the overload has been removed. ■ Signal at overload with mechanical switch or proximity sensor. ■ Standard engagement every 60°. ■ Engagement after 30, 45, 90 and 120 degrees optional. | | |
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| | | Full disengagement | | |
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| | | Indication: Coupling can be disengaged manually. Please contact R+W. | | |
| | | ■ Permanent separation of drive and driven elements in the event of a torque overload. ■ Signal at overload with mechanical switch or proximity sensor. ■ No residual friction. Rotating elements slow down freely. ■ Coupling can be re-engaged manually (Engagement every 60°); other engagements optional. ■ For use in high speed applications. | | |
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| | | Spring position after disengaging | | |
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