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Slip Rings With Through-Bores

Typical Applications

• Industrial machinery - machining

centers, rotary index tables, heavy

equipment turrets or cable reels,

test equipment, packaging

machines, palletizing machines,

magnetic clutches, process control

equipment, rotary sensors,

emergency lighting, robotics

• Exhibit / display equipment

• Medical equipment

AC4598

10 amp per circuit 1-1/2 inch through-bore

Description

A slip ring can be used in any electromechanical system that requires

unrestrained, continuous rotation while transferring power and / or data

from a stationary to a rotating structure. Aslip ring is also called a rotary

electrical interface, collector, swivel, or a rotary joint. A slip ring can

improve system performance by simplifying operations and eliminating

damage-prone wires dangling from movable joints.

The 1-1/2 inch through-bore provides routing space for hydraulics,

pneumatics or for a concentric shaft mount.

TheAC4598 uses our unique fiber brush technology which offers several

advantagesoverconventionalslipringcontacts,includingmultiplepoints

of contact per brush bundle, low noise, electrical and low contact wear

rates. In addition, fiber brushes do not require lubrication and produce

virtually no wear debris.

Features

• 1-1/2 inch through-bore

• Speeds up to 250 rpm

• 6, 12, 18 or 24 ten amp circuits

• 16 gauge, 12 inch lead wire - longer lead lengths are available

• Higher rotational speeds with alternate bearings (optional)

• Various axial and radial lead exits are available

• Splash seals for dust and moisture resistance

• Standard collar mounting - flange mounting optional

• Also available with 12, 24, 36 and 48, 2 amp rings or power and signal

combinations. Please refer to AC6200 data sheet

• Available with Ethernet

Benefits

• Transfers analog and digital signals

• Compatible with data bus protocols

• Fiber brush technology provides long life and maintenance-free

operation (no lubrication required)

• Continuous 360° rotation of power or data signals