Walterscheid® Radial pin clutch EK 33B - 1114334

Product number: 1114334

EK33B 6KT30F8 ZNP50X2-24 F.KF 60TOL NIP2

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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

The scope of delivery includes a complete radial pin clutch EK33B.

The amount of fat recommended by Walterscheid is 15g (approx. 5 strokes).

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.