Pancake Slip Rings of 2 Circuits with φ37.1mm Bore for Medical Equipment

Pancake Slip Rings of 2 Circuits with φ37.1mm Bore for Medical Equipment

Quick Detail

The 37.10mm unobstructed through-bore provides routing space for hydraulics, pneumatics or a concentric shaft mount. The LPK037 series pancake slip ring uses advanced 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 and low contact wear rates.

Description

A slip ring is also called a rotary electrical interface, collector, swivel or a commutator. A slip ring can improve system performance by simplifying operations and eliminating damage-prone wires dangling from movable joints. In certain applications where a cylindrical shape slip ring will simply not fit into the available space or a very low profile is needed, a pancake or platter style slip ring can be used.

Features

• Collar mounting is standard
• Various lead exits are available
• Silver plated rings are standard
• Gold plated optionally
• Continuous 360-degree rotation of power or data signals
• Sealed unit

Applications

• Packaging/wrapping machinery
• Semiconductor handling systems
• Industrial machinery
• Exhibit Display machinery
• Medical equipment
• Rotary index tables
• Process control equipmentEmergency lighting, robotics palletizing machines,
• Heavy equipment turrets or cable reels
• Manufacturing and process control equipment

Feature Advantages

• Modular design - a single module
• Up to 20-50 amps circuits
• Speed up to 500 rpm continuous
• Steel bearings and machined shaft and housing for harsh environment

Competitive Advantage

• Transfers control and data signals
• Fiber brush technology provides maintenance-free operation (no lubrication required)
• Modular design meets special requirements through off-the-shelf manufacturing techniques
• Customized configurations for your application

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do we do?
We focus on developing, designing and manufacturing high-quality slip rings, and offer various solutions for rotating systems.

How long have we been in the business?
JINPAT has been in slip rings business since 1996 with thousands of customers accepting our products or services. JINPAT can offer the right solutions to you.

Whom with us?
We have been cooperating and making breakthroughs in different industries. Our expertise can meet various requirements and standards as well as those in the military.

Why should I choose precious metal rather than mercury for contacts?
The primary concern is safety. Mercury is, of course, a toxic substance, so if your application involves food manufacturing or processing, pharmaceutical equipment, or any other use where contamination could be a serious threat, your choice should be precious metal contacts. As we all know, the leakage of mercury and the resultant contamination could be deadly.