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Walterscheid® Radial pin clutch EK 33B - 1114334
EK33B 6KT30F8 ZNP50X45-24 F.KF MD60TOL N
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Radial pin clutch
Radial pin clutchs belong to the group of torque-pulsating clutches. Spring-loaded cams, acting as locking elements, radially engage special grooves in the housing. If the clutch torque is exceeded, the locking elements are pressed against the springs as a result of vectorial force resolution, until the positive connection to the housing is released. During the slipping phase, the cams repeatedly engage the grooves in the housing, thereby generating pulsating torques. The mechanical energy to be transmitted is primarily converted into elastic spring deformation energy. The clutch torque is dependent on the clutch design, the type of spring and the number of springs. Axially acting balls are only rarely used as locking elements in practice, owing to their axially acting, pulsating forces.
Product advantages
2 directions of rotation (clockwise and counterclockwise)
Pulsating power transmission when slipping
Overload recognizable by acoustic display
Radial pin clutchs belong to the group of torque-pulsating clutches. Spring-loaded cams, acting as locking elements, radially engage special grooves in the housing. If the clutch torque is exceeded, the locking elements are pressed against the springs as a result of vectorial force resolution, until the positive connection to the housing is released. During the slipping phase, the cams repeatedly engage the grooves in the housing, thereby generating pulsating torques. The mechanical energy to be transmitted is primarily converted into elastic spring deformation energy. The clutch torque is dependent on the clutch design, the type of spring and the number of springs. Axially acting balls are only rarely used as locking elements in practice, owing to their axially acting, pulsating forces.
Product advantages
2 directions of rotation (clockwise and counterclockwise)
Pulsating power transmission when slipping
Overload recognizable by acoustic display
The scope of delivery includes a complete radial pin clutch EK33B.
- Type
- EK33B
- Torque of clutch in daNm
- 60
- Number of cams/outer springs
- 16
- SNR.-Housing/E-Coupl
- 121546
- Nipple
- NIPPEL-2
- Nipple shape/position
- NIPPEL-2
- MD in daNm
- 60.00
- Number of inner springs
- 13
- Pitch circle diameter
- 0
- Torque tolerance class and dimension in %
- 9 +10
- MD-Tol.-Klasse Abw.%
- 9 +10
- Locking/drilling/thread
- F.KF
- Number of cams/outer springs
- 16
- SNR-Gehäuse
- 122541
- Bearing
- STANDARD
- Connection profile hub
- 6KT30F8
- Ø Teilkreis
- 0.00
- Total length
- 114
- SNR.-Gehäuse/E-Kuppl
- 122541
- Surface/Paint
- LACK.Yellow
- Drawing
- 55.882.03
