Walterscheid® Overrunning clutch DF 5/1 - 1125554

Product number: 1125554

DF5/1 2300 KNP1 3/8-6 ZV=D84 63° 2 KEILE

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Overrunning clutch with pull lock.
Overrunning clutches transmit torques in one direction only. They are often used for reversing operations, in order to prevent loading by rotating masses. As a rule, pivoting, spring-loaded keys engage grooves. The flanks of these grooves are designed in such a way that driving by the locking keys is only possible in one direction. Preferred applications include rotary mowers and flywheel drives, often in the form of a combined friction and overrunning clutch.

Product advantages

Easier coupling when the PTO shaft is braked
Protects against trailing masses

The scope of delivery includes a complete overrunning clutch DF5/1.

All components are designed specifically for the device and performance and it is not allowed to exchange for components other than those prescribed by Walterscheid. Damaged or missing parts can only replace with original Walterscheid parts and retrofit them in accordance with regulations and after consultation with Walterscheid.
The assignment, assembly and use of this model requires a detailed preliminary examination by qualified personnel. It is imperative to check the existing facilities and all of the machinery and equipment for their suitability for attachment. In particular, the characteristic values (e.g. vertical and pulling loads or torques) and the geometries (e.g. dimensions, screw hole patterns, free spaces) must be observed. Depending on the existing equipment of the machine, this can result in the use or purchase of additional components. The content of operating instructions must be observed.