Brakes
Industrial brakes and braking modules provide holding at standstill, emergency braking and dissipation of the deceleration energy of your motors and variable speed drives.
Whether fail-safe electromagnetic brakes, brake choppers or braking filters, such as Lenze or SEW modules, they protect your equipment against overvoltage while ensuring safe mechanical movement.
Discover our replacement, refurbishment and maintenance solutions to preserve the stopping accuracy and operational safety of your drives.
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FAQ
When a heavy load decelerates quickly, the motor acts as a generator and feeds energy back to the drive. The braking module (or electromagnetic brake) absorbs or dissipates this energy as heat, or engages a mechanical lock, preventing the drive from tripping on overvoltage.
Faults appear as longer stopping times, load slipping at standstill, abnormal coil heating, continuous rubbing noise or recurring overvoltage/brake fault alarms on the drive.
Yes, depending on the type of equipment, we offer complete overhaul of braking assemblies: replacement of friction discs and linings, resurfacing of the pressure plate, replacement of the field coil or repair of the brake control board.
Every refurbished braking system undergoes strict tests: measurement of coil and insulation resistance, check of the air gap and mechanical holding torque, and validation of engagement and release speed at rated voltage.
When a heavy load decelerates quickly, the motor acts as a generator and feeds energy back to the drive. The braking module (or electromagnetic brake) absorbs or dissipates this energy as heat, or engages a mechanical lock, preventing the drive from tripping on overvoltage.
Faults appear as longer stopping times, load slipping at standstill, abnormal coil heating, continuous rubbing noise or recurring overvoltage/brake fault alarms on the drive.
Yes, depending on the type of equipment, we offer complete overhaul of braking assemblies: replacement of friction discs and linings, resurfacing of the pressure plate, replacement of the field coil or repair of the brake control board.
Every refurbished braking system undergoes strict tests: measurement of coil and insulation resistance, check of the air gap and mechanical holding torque, and validation of engagement and release speed at rated voltage.