A brake is a device with functions such as decelerating, stopping, or maintaining a stopped state of moving parts (or moving machinery). It is a mechanical part that stops or decelerates the moving parts in the machine. Commonly known as brakes, brakes. Brake principle Definition of brake A brake is a device that uses frictional… Read More »Brake: Basics, Principle, 5 conditions, 2 Types
At present, there are many types of motor loads for motor test systems on the market, such as eddy current brake loads, magnetic particle brake loads, hysteresis brake loads, and servo motor loads. Considering the characteristics and cost of the motor under test, it is very important to choose a suitable load, so how to… Read More »4 load brakes for motor test systems, which is the best?
The working principle of magnetic particle brake Before explaining the function of the circuit, let’s take a look at the working principle of the magnetic powder brake: The magnetic particle brake is a new type of transmission element that uses magnetic particles as the medium and forms a magnetic powder chain to transmit torque under… Read More »Magnetic particle brake constant current control circuit
What is Magnetic Particle Brake/Clutch The magnetic particle brake/clutch is a kind of automatic control element with multi-purpose and superior performance. It is widely used in papermaking, printing, plastics, rubber, textile, printing and dyeing, wire and cable, metallurgy, tablet press, and other related coiling and processing industries for unwinding and winding tension control. Magnetic particle… Read More »How to Replace Magnetic Particle for Magnetic Particle Brake/Clutch
Magnetic Particle Clutches Working Principle Many converting applications and web tension processes require adjustable torque while maintaining a dust-free environment, making magnetic particle clutches an ideal solution. Magnetic particle clutches are uniquely suited to tension control applications because of the wide operating torque range available. Though they are incredibly simple in both construction and operation,… Read More »How Magnetic Particle Clutches Work
Choosing a tension control system can be intimidating, especially with the large array of systems available. Understanding the basic systems, which all comprise some type of brake with open or closed loop control, will aid in your search. Many material-processing machines use tension control to provide a constant pull of a web or filament through… Read More »Selecting the Right Tensioning System for the Application
How to build precise unwinding/rewinding systems using simple, easy-to-use technology. Magnetic particle brakes can provide an adjustable braking tension for unwinding film, wire, or any web. Magnetic particle clutches can provide an adjustable tension for rewinding the same. Simple, effective tensioning systems can easily be built when each is teamed with a D.C. power supply… Read More »Tensioning with Magnetic Particle Brakes and Clutches
What is metal bending? Bending is one of the most common metal fabrication operations. Also known as press braking(plate bending), or plate rolling, it is a process by which metal can be deformed when applying force to the subject at room temperature(cold bending), which causes it to bend at an angle and form the anticipated… Read More »Metal Bending: Basics, Cold vs Hot, 6 Types, and Tips
Plate bending can be split into two main categories, plate rolling and press braking(plate bending). Bending Plate and Rolling Plate Bending steel plates is defined as deforming steel around a straight axis. We use force to manipulate steel until it reaches a desired angle or shape. The difference between bending versus rolling depends on the… Read More »Three Factors for Bending or Rolling Steel Plate
What is Plate Rolling? Plate rolling is a fabricating process that is used to form various types of sheet metal, mainly stainless, aluminum, and steel into circular, conical, round, or any other shapes.Plate rolling machines (aka “plate rollers” or “roll bending machines”) give materials their shape by using force through their rollers that are powered… Read More »‘Pre-Bending’ and Why Is It So Important