Art. 13160

EMEPM

EM Aux top plate to suit any EPM Chuck

Article no.
13160
Family
Magnetic Chucks
Type
Rectangular / Electro-Permanent

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Features

  • High and uniform magnetic power, leading to uniform clamping of the job.
  • Variable magnetic power.
  • Modular, Rigid and Robust construction.
  • Can be easily adapted to existing magnetic chucks of pole sizes 70x70 and above.
  • 100% Leak Proof.

Applications

  • These EM plates can be used on top of magnetic chucks to reduce and increase magnetic flux height.
  • Thinner jobs can be clamped.
  • Flux height can be increased to clamp very uneven jobs specially casting.
  • Easy release of hardened jobs can be done with these plates.
  • Easily adaptable to existing chucks of any size.

Further details

  • The Magnet can be designed for 220/380/400/480 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
  • Custom designed solutions also available.

Notes

  • for Controller details, kindly visit the EPM Controller page.

Drawing

Line diagram of EMEPM
Line diagram of EMEPM

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Sizes and specifications

No Of PolesArt No.HLWController

The EMEPM size table is being digitised from the printed catalogue.

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