MOOG穆格，滑环AC6023-12，美国进口
MOOG穆格，滑环AC6023-12，美国进口
MOOG穆格，滑环AC6023-12，美国进口
AC6023
COMPACT SLIP RING IN VARIOUS CIRCUIT CONFIGURATIONS A slip ring can be used in any electromechanical system that requires unrestrained, continuous rotation while transferring power and / or data from a stationary to a rotating structure. A slip ring is also called a rotary electrical interface, commutator, collector, swivel or an electrical rotary joint.
The AC6023 compact slip ring capsule is a standard, off-the-shelf unit that uses gold contacts at the rotary interface. Color-coded lead wires are used on both the stator and rotor for simplified electrical connections. It is available in 6, 12, 18 and 24 circuit models.Aside from the standard configurations, we have a wide variety of special designs, which have been customized to meet the particular needs of an individual application. To learn more, contact our slip ring experts.Features
6, 12, 18 and 24 circuit models
2 amp / 240 VAC circuits
Precision ball bearings meet or exceed life requirements
for most commercial applications
Speeds up to 250 rpm
Compact size: 0.57 inch to 1.38 inch lengths (depending upon number of circuits)
Gold
12 inch, 24 inch, 36 inch, 48 inch standard lead lengths
Compatible with data bus protocols
Sealed units are also available (dust and light splash only)
Flexible, color-coded, silver-plated, Teflon insulated lead wires
Transfers analog and digital signals
Also available with 5 and 10 amp power rings combined with 2 amp rings. Please refer to AC6305 / AC6310 data sheet.
Benefits
Smooth running
Low torque
Compact
Quick shipment
Options
Splash seals for dust and moisture resistance
No flange
Aluminum housing
AC6023 SpecificationsOperating Speed250 rpm*Number of Circuits6, 12, 18, or 24Lead Lengths12, 24, 36, and 48 inchesLead Size / Type28 (7 / 36) silver plated copper, type ET Teflon Voltage240 VACTemperature Range-40°C to +80°CContact MaterialGoldCurrent Rating2 amps / cktElectrical Noise60 milliohms max.*Please note that the operational life of the unit is dependent upon rotational speed, environment and temperature.