EDDY CURRENT TENSIONING CLUTCH
Maintaining constant material tension during wind-up supports product quality and keeps your operation running smoothly. Because Sjogren’s tensioning clutch relies on permanent magnet technology, the units are very durable and have no mechanical wear parts (excluding ball bearings).
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Because the unit is mechanically assembled, it is easily field-repairable; the levels of resistance will not degrade over time
The permanent magnetic technology requires no external power source and has no mechanical wear parts
The graduated setting indicators make it easy for the operator to document the appropriate settings, and to adjust settings reliably if a spool is utilized for different materials
ADDITIONAL DETAILS
The Eddy Current devices use twin magnet disks, but maximum torque position is opposite of a Hysteresis disk. Magnetic field strength is high when “unlike” poles are on opposite sides of the disk. Conversely, magnetic field strength is low when similar poles are opposite. Eddy currents (torque) produced are proportional to slip speed.
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