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The Morse® torque limiter is a protective device that limits torque transmitted in a drive system by slipping when the torque demand exceeds a preset value as a result of shock loads, overloads or machine jams. It automatically re-engages when the overload torque has passed, no resetting is required. The Morse® torque limiter helps prevent machine damage and eliminates costly downtime. Using spring loaded friction surfaces for its operation, the Morse® torque limiter presets slip torque by adjustment of the spring force. This device can be used with a sprocket, gear, sheave or flange plate as the center member that is clamped between two friction facings.
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IKO BA2010ZOH Inch Series Caged Shell Standard Needle Roller Bearing With Oil Hole and Dust Cover, 1-1/4 in Dia Bore, 1-1/2 in OD, 1 Row, 5/8 in W, 12500 N Dynamic/22200 N Static Load
IKO manufactures a wide range of radial Needle Roller Bearings to meet the needs of different applications and machine profiles. These include shell type bearings, needle roller cages for both general use and within engine connecting rods and machined type Needle Roller Bearings. Shell type Needle Roller Bearings are lightweight, low profile motion components designed to handle either high speeds or heavy loads, depending on the configuration. An outer ring made of high strength steel enables a streamlined profile with the lowest sectional height of all the Needle Roller Bearings.
The Browning® torque limiter is a spring loaded friction style torque overload device. The load on the friction pads is adjusted so that the process torque is transmitted. An overload torque in excess of the set torque causes the unit to slip. This prevents overloads from transmitting through the system. When the load falls below the set level, the torque limiter stops slipping and transmits the torque. A torque limiter does not maintain phase between input and output. Although it is a similar size, the Browning® torque limiter has a higher torque density than the Morse® torque limiter. It is also well suited for applications that trip infrequently at high loads. It is most often used in a chain drive. A specially machined sprocket is inserted between the friction pads and acts as the slip interface. Torque capacity is up to 8800 in-lb.
