INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
Customised solutions for industrial applications High-quality friction materials are particularly important in industrial applications.Our outstanding friction materials ensure the efficient and stable operation of industrial equipment and help our customers to realise tangible economic benefits.Our products are used in automation, robotics, renewable energy, lifts and escalators, and many other applications.
INDUSTRIAL BRAKE
Drive Technology
The “direct pull” cantilever, also commonly known as the “V-Brake” is a design, using only a single cable. The cable housing connects to one arm, and the inner cable runs across the top of the tire to the opposite arm. When the brake is applied, the housing pushes on one cantilever while the inner cable pulls the other.
Mechanical and Plant Engineering and Automation Technology
A U brake is a brake that works like a center-pull caliper, only with the pivots mounted didirectly to the frame or fork. The “L”-shaped arms cross over above the tire, so the left brake shoe is operated by the right side of the transverse cable. A U brake uses studs (bosses) attached to the front fork or frame above the rim, rather than below it, as with conventional cantilevers. U brakes use the same type and placement of studs as roller-cam brakes do.
Renewable Energies
Caliper brakes are self-contained mechanisms, attached to the bicycle’s frame by a single bolt for each brake, front or rear. The arms reach downward from above the tire, and need to be long enough to get around the tire.
Conveying and Lifting Technology
The “direct pull” cantilever, also commonly known as the “V-Brake” is a design, using only a single cable. The cable housing connects to one arm, and the inner cable runs across the top of the tire to the opposite arm. When the brake is applied, the housing pushes on one cantilever while the inner cable pulls the other.
Robotics
A U brake is a brake that works like a center-pull caliper, only with the pivots mounted didirectly to the frame or fork. The “L”-shaped arms cross over above the tire, so the left brake shoe is operated by the right side of the transverse cable. A U brake uses studs (bosses) attached to the front fork or frame above the rim, rather than below it, as with conventional cantilevers. U brakes use the same type and placement of studs as roller-cam brakes do.
Mechanical and Plant Engineering and Automation Technology
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