Brakes for industrial robots

To ensure safety of man and machine, the robots engage their brakes and stop in position in emergency situations. This allows the process to continue smoothly.

Kendrion HT Line permanent magnet brake for use in robotics and automated guided vehicles — High Torque Line permanent magnet brake meet the highest demands

There are more and more new motor series on the market that deliver higher torques and require stronger brakes in the same installation space. "High Torque" permanent magnet brakes meet these high requirements. The basis is provided by a completely new design of the magnetic circuit and an optimized position of the pole surfaces.

The High Torque Line is available in different versions with torques from 0.1 to 280 Nm. They are easy to mount and very robust. Different armature designs are available as an option.

MORE ABOUT THE HIGH TORQUE LINE

13 Sizes available
Higher torque with equal size compared to classic permanent magnet brakes
High consistency of torque during full service life; extended temperature range
-15°C to +120°C, optional -40°C

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Brochure | High Torque Line | Permanent magnet brake

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This video shows how our High Torque Line permanent magnet brake works in an industrial robot. To ensure the safety of man and machine, the robots apply their brakes and stop in emergency situations. This allows the process to continue smoothly.

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During periods of holding, the brakes of the cobot engage. Accordingly, power is saved. At the same time this provides a safe environment for the collaborative worker.

In the event of a power failure the brakes engage. The robot remains in position, and the gripper remains closed, so that there is no damage to the workpiece. Production can continue seamlessly from the point where it was stopped.