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MIC Series | Miniature Couplings
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MINIATURE COUPLINGS FEATURES ▪ For use with Magtrol TM, TMB, TMHS and new TS In-Line Torque Transducers, as well as HD, WB and PB Dynamometers, and HB Brakes ▪ High Torsional Stiffness ▪ Low Inertia ▪ Low Weight ▪ High Rotational Speed ▪ Electrically Isolated Version (available on request) ▪ Diameter Range: 2.38 ... 28 mm ▪ Version with Double Clamping Screws (available on request) Fig. 1: MIC-5 | Double Element Miniature Couplings MIC Miniature Couplings provide the ideal complement to Magtrol’s TM / TMB / TMHS / TS In-Line Torque Transducers, when they are to be mounted in a drive train. They can also be used with any Magtrol Hysteresis (HD Series), Eddy-Current (WB Series), Powder Brake (PB Series) Dynamometer, and Hysteresis Brake (HB Series). In a drive train installation, double-element miniature couplings are the ideal complement, although single-element couplings can be used for low speed applications in a suspended installation of the toque sensor. The couplings consist of one (MIC-6) or two (MIC-5) disc packs, two clamping hubs and a spacer. They are both torsionally stiff and flexible in order to compensate for axial and angular misalignment when connecting two shaft ends. The MIC-5 (double-element coupling) also provides compensation for radial misalignment. The higher the speed of the application, the more care is required in selecting the coupling and assembling (alignment and balancing) the drive train configuration. Your Magtrol sales representative can assist you in choosing the right coupling for your transducer. On demand, MIC Series coupling are available in electrically isolated version, suitable for temperature up to 100 °C (125 °C max. temperature, short term). SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Fig. 2: Supported installation Mandatory for high speed applications; uses MIC-5 doubleelement couplings. Fig. 3: Suspended installation For low speed applications only; uses MIC-6 single-element couplings to create a shorter drive train. © 2021 MAGTROL | Due to continual product development, Magtrol reserves the right to modify specifications w

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MIC SERIES SPECIFICATIONS MODEL RATINGS Rated Torque Maximum Torque Maximum Speed a) Torsional Spring Rate b) MISALIGNMENT Axial b) Radial MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS Diameter Range f) Balancing Quality a) The specified maximum speed may require specific balancing. By default, Magtrol delivers couplings without balancing. b) Axial and angular misalignments and torsional spring rate refer to single-element coupling (MIC-6-xxxx). f) The standard versions are manufactured with integer values; the standard tolerance is H7. All diameters and tolerances are possible, within the defined max. range....

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(Double-element coupling) (Single-element coupling) NOTE: Original dimensions are in metric units. Dimensions converted to imperial units have been rounded up to 3 decimal places. a) The MIC-5-2470 and MIC-5-3620 models are also available in a version with 4 clamping screws for higher torque transmission. (specifically recommended for TM 308) c) For small range torque sensors (TM / TMB / TMHS 301, 302, 303), tightening of coupling should be done with caution, in order to not damage the measuring section of sensor. b) The standard versions are manufactured with integer values; the standard...

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MIC SERIES OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES TS & TM SERIES IN-LINE TORQUE SENSOR CUSTOM MOTOR TEST SYSTEMS Magtrol’s In-Line Torque Transducers deliver precise torque and speed measurement over a very broad range. Each model has an integrated conditioning electronic module providing 0 to ± VDC 10 torque output and an open collector speed output or TTL Fig. 4: TM 313 & TS 106 In-line Torque Sensor TM Series Torque Transducers are very reliable, providing high overload protection, excellent long term stability and high noise immunity. All transducer models employ our unique non-contact differential...

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