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Polyclutch®
The Slip-Ease is a compact mechanical slip clutch with an axial loaded multi-plate design. For applications where space is at a premium and low backlash is required.
Note: Torque control in one direction can be achieved by combining with our overrunning (one-way) clutch.
E = Slip-Ease Clutch
A = Adjustable torque F = Factory preset (fixed) torque. Indicate torque value as T= ___
S = Shaft to shaft O = Shaft-through for mounting to pulley, gear, sprocket, etc.
Generally represented in sixteenths of an inch
Represented in sixteenths of an inch (4/16″ = 1/4″= 6,35 mm). For metric, add MM after bore size (e.g. EFO44-12MM)
Represented in sixteenths of an inch (6/16″ = 3/8″ = 9,53 mm). For metric, add MM after bore size (e.g. EAO44-10MM-10MM)
Written as: EAS32-12.7MM-12.7MM
Slip-Ease clutches start with the letter ‘E’
Bore diameters (dimension ‘B’) other than the standard sizes shown are available up to the maximum diameter shown, sized in inches or millimeters
EAO models = Shaft-through Installation EAS models = Shaft-to-Shaft Installation
*Capacity and Watts at 50 RPM. Torque units in lb-in. Torque capacities are only guidelines. Higher torques and speeds are possible depending on operating conditions. Consult engineering for details.
**Bore diameters (B) other than standards shown are available up to the maximum diameter. Tolerance +0,002 / -0,000 inches
***EAS & EAO 52- Maximum capacity is 1000 lb-in. Heat generation should not exceed maximum Watts capacity. Watts = Torque x RPM x Duty Cycle x 0,011
*Capacity and Watts at 50 RPM. Torque units in Nm. Torque capacities are only guidelines. Higher torques and speeds are possible depending on operating conditions. Consult engineering for details.
**Bore diameters (B) other than standards shown are available up to the maximum diameter. Tolerance +0,05 / -0,00 mm
***For Size 16: Maximum cartridge bore diameter is 9mm, however housing bore can be up to 10mm.
****EAS & EAO 52- Maximum capacity is 120 Nm. Heat generation should not exceed maximum Watts capacity. Watts = Torque x RPM x Duty Cycle x 0,011
EFO models = Shaft-through Installation EFS models = Shaft-to-Shaft Installation
If you are looking for something outside of our standard options, just ask!
Shaft-through versions: Insert input shaft into cartridge and tighten set screws. Insert housing around input shaft, with torque pins engaging holes in outer plates. Input shaft will keep the cartridge and housing aligned.
Shaft to Shaft versions: Insert input shaft into cartridge and tighten set screws. Insert output shaft into housing and tighten set screws. Input and output shafts must be properly journaled with centerlines within +/- .010 T.I.R.
Do not lubricate the clutch! Friction materials are designed to run without additional lubrication. Lubrication will cause a change in torque and erratic behavior. The inherent axial loaded design will keep dirt and dust out of the friction surfaces.
The Slip-Ease Polyclutch® is designed for horizontal installation. For vertical applications (capping, driving, etc.) see the V-Series Slip Clutch or contact Dynatect directly to discuss modification options.
All Polyclutch® Slip Clutches perform the basic function of controlling the torque between two elements. They can be supplied as a shaft-to-shaft coupling or a shaft to pulley, gear, or sprocket model. Polyclutch® custom slip clutches can be provided with non-standard bore sizes, keyways, low backlash or higher torque, minus housings and with pulley, gear, or sprocket.
View more how Slip Clutches operate
Slip-Ease Slip Clutch Literature
Slip-Ease Slip Clutch Operation & Installation
Polyclutch Design Guide
Slip Clutches RFQ PDF
Slip Clutch RFQ Online
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