SBD250-A means the rated clamping force is 250kn, SBD80-B hydraulic disc brake with brake opening limit switch, type A safety brake SBD250-C hydraulic disc brake, brake disc diameter is 1600mm, SBD250-C hydraulic disc brake is 30mm behind the disc, SBD125-A hydraulic disc brake
Call to inquire about the ordering marks, installation diagram, technical parameters, and external dimension table of the safety brake. SBD100-A hydraulic disc brake
SBD-B series safety brake: SBD250-A hydraulic disc brake
SBD80-B
SBD160-B
Installation type: I type II SBD250-A hydraulic disc brake SBD160-B hydraulic disc brake
SBD80-B
SBD160-B
SBD250-C
SBD365-C
SBD425-C
Please call for the model meaning, outline and installation dimensions of SBD80-B hydraulic disc brake, installation diagram and order marks. SBD160-A hydraulic disc brake SBD160-B hydraulic disc brake
SBD250-C hydraulic disc brake
The function of the brake:
(1) Supporting effect: Keep the original stationary object in a stationary state. For example, in a lifting mechanism, keep the lifting load stationary in the air; In the luffing mechanism of the boom crane, maintain the boom in a certain position and remain stationary; It plays a role in preventing wind and sliding for outdoor cranes.
(2) Stopping power: consumes kinetic energy of the moving part and converts it into frictional heat energy through the friction pair, so that the mechanism can quickly stop moving within a certain time or a certain stroke. For example, the braking of various mechanisms in motion.
(3) Falling weight effect: The braking force balances with gravity, causing the moving body to descend at a stable speed. For example, the downhill speed of a truck crane.
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The essence of a brake is to produce a braking effect through the friction of the friction pair. According to work needs, or by converting kinetic energy into frictional heat energy consumption, the mechanism can rest in motion; Or balance the force through Stiction to keep the mechanism in its original static state.
Its structural characteristics are: one group of brake friction pairs is connected to a fixed frame; The other group is connected to the rolling axis of the mechanism. When the friction pair contacts and presses tightly, it produces a braking effect; When the friction pair separates, the braking effect is released and the mechanism can move.