LPT-070 Series Through Bore Slip Rings

Product Introduction: JINPAT's LPT-070 Series Through Bore Slip Rings, inner diameter is 70mm, outer diameter is 135mm, 6-way*5A, 70mm barrier-free through hole provides wiring space for hydraulic, pneumatic or coaxial shaft installation. It provides an economical, readily available solution when compact through-hole configurations are required. The LPT070 utilizes Crystalline fiber brush technology, which offers several advantages over traditional slip ring contacts, including multiple contact points per brush bundle, low contact force per fiber, and low contact wear rate. Additionally, fiber brushes require no lubrication and generate virtually no wear debris. The LPT070 has serviceable brush blocks. This device can be used in any electromechanical system that requires unrestricted, continuous rotation while transmitting power or data from a fixed structure to a rotating structure. It is also called a rotary electrical interface, commutator, current collector, rotary joint or electrical rotary joint. It improves electromechanical performance, simplifies system design, and eliminates damage that can occur during rotation. It is a key equipment for various precision rotating worktables, electrical test instruments, manufacturing and process control instruments.

Features:: Transmit analog and data signals; Compatible with data bus protocols; Long life;maintenance-free; Easy to install; Multiple points of contact every way; Low contact pressure

Main Applications:: Equipment turret; controlling device; High-speed rail; Drones; Medical Equipment

Product Details

Electronic & Electric			Mechanical
Circuits	Total	6 CKT	Working Speed	0~300rpm
	Detail	5A	Inner Diameter	∅70mm
Rating Voltage		240VAC/DC	Contact Material	Precious Metal
Dielectric Strength		1000VAC@50Hz	Shell Material	Aluminum alloy
Insulation Resistance		≥500MΩ@500VDC	Lead Wire Length	Stator:300mm Rotor:300mm
Environment			Remarks
Working Temperature		-20°C~+60°C	Application	/
Working Humidity		≤60%RH	Other	/
IP		IP54 or higher	Note: "P" stands for power, "S" stands for signal.