Linear Solenoids Solenoids & Actuators Electromechanical Pin Brake The electromechanical pin brake is a combination of a specially designed linear solenoid and e.g. a star wheel mounted by the customer. In the energised state, the pin of the locking solenoid is retracted. In the event of braking, the pin brake is switched off and falls into the gear wheel, thus stopping the movement. The brake guarantees a high level of safety in an emergency and when the system is at a standstill. The travel distance until the application stops is mainly determined by the distance between the points of entry in the rotating counterpart. For low current consumption in the open state, the retracted position is reached once using overexcitation. Afterwards, the position is maintained with a lower holding voltage to save energy. Dimensions (LxWxH) Supply voltage Duty Cycle Power supply Protection class device Return spring Switching time Emergency release Permitted static lateral force2 Benefits at a glance ▪ Compact design ▪ High safety due to currentless braking ▪ Low energy consumption due to overexcitation ▪ High lateral force load-bearing capacity 1 We reserve the rights of modification, omission, error with respect to the products. Illustrations similar. All rights reserved by the individual copyright holders. 2 . The maximum permissible transverse force is defined as a radial, purely static point load, which may act at a minimum distance of 1/3 stroke to the face of the stationary locking bolt. No application factors are considered. Kendrion | Industrial Actuators & Controls