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Indexer Brake Catalog

Indexer Brake Catalog

Indexer Brake Catalog

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Nexen I300 brake is engineered for zero backlash holding and emergency stopping, making it suitable for indexers and positioning systems. It features a spring-engaged, air-released braking element that locks the shaft in place without displacement or load reversal. The brake can be flange or shaft mounted and includes a keyless compression bushing for easy installation. It is IP67 rated when flange mounted.
Key Features:
  • Zero backlash with torque up to 600 Nm (5311 in-lbs).
  • No shaft rotation during brake actuation.
  • Mounting options include shaft end or through shaft.
  • Operates at speeds up to 2000 RPM.
  • Spring engaged and air released, requiring 4.1 Bar (60 psi) to release.
  • Stackable for increased holding power or redundancy.
  • IP67 rated for protection against dust and water.
Technical Specifications:
  • Maximum Brake Torque: 600 Nm (5300 in-lbs).
  • Bore Styles: Straight with or without keyway.
  • Maximum Bore Size: 65mm (2.56 in) with coupling, 72.00 mm (2.835 in) with key.
  • Backlash: Zero with keyless coupling.
  • Release Pressure: 4.1 Bar (60 psi).
  • Torsional Rigidity: 8,341,000 Nm/rad (6,152,000 ftlb/rad).
  • Rotational Inertia: 0.0212 kgm² (0.502 lbft²).
  • Dynamic Capability: Suitable for emergency stops, not for cyclic dynamic stopping.
  • Engagement Response Time: 85 ms.
  • Service Life: 1 million holding cycles, dynamic stops application dependent.
  • Temperature Range: 4 to 0° C (40 to 200° F).
  • Construction: Cast iron housing, steel coupling access cover, black paint.
Suggested Couplings: Compatible with various brands such as B-LOC, Climax Metal, Gerwah, KTR, Lovejoy, Midas, Ringfeder, Ringspann, Tollok, and US Tsubaki.
Product Variants:
  • 965500: 65.00 mm (2.559 in) bore, coupling dependent.
  • 965501: 72.00 mm (2.835 in) bore, coupling dependent.
  • 965502: 65.00 mm (2.559 in) bore, keyed (adds backlash).
Contact Information: Nexen Group, Inc., 560 Oak Grove Parkway, Vadnais Heights, MN 55127, Phone: (800) 843-7445, Fax: (651) 286-1099, Website: www.nexengroup.com
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Indexer Brake Catalog-1

LINEAR MOTION CONTROL Technical Data Sheet Nexen’s I300 brake is designed for zero backlash holding and emergency stopping making it ideal for indexers and positioning systems. The spring engaged, air released, patented braking element locks and holds the shaft in position without any displacement or reversing of the load. It is flange or shaft mounted and has a keyless compression bushing shaft connection for easy installation and IP67 rated when flange mounted. High torque and short response time ensure the shortest possible stopping distance and precise holding. Brakes can be stacked for additional holding power or redundant braking. Features • Zero backlash • Torque up to 600 Nm [5311 in-lbs] • No shaft rotation due to brake actuation • Shaft end or through shaft mounting • Capable of 2000 RPM • Spring engaged, air released • Releases at 4.1 Bar [60 psi] • Stackable for higher holding power or redundancy

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Indexer Brake Catalog-2

Product Specifications Maximum Brake Torque: 600 Nm [5300 in-lbs] Bore Styles Available: Straight with or without keyway Maximum Bore Size: 65mm [2.56 in] with coupling, 72.00 mm [2.835 in] with key Backlash: Zero with keyless coupling Release Pressure: 4.1 Bar [60 psi] Torsional Rigidity: 8,341,000 Nm/rad [6,152,000 ftlb/rad] Rotational Inertia: 0.0212 kgm² [0.502 lbft²] Dynamic Capability: E-stops allowed, no cyclic dynamic stopping allowed Engagement Response Time: 85 ms Ratings: IP67 when end mounted and sealed to the machine frame Service Life: 1million holding cycles, dynamic stops application...

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