Miniature Through Hole Slip Ring, Inner Diameter 3/5/8mm

Features

• Inner diameter, outer diameter, number of circuits, current, signal and other specifications of the through hole slip ring are customizable according requirements.
• Miniature through hole slip rings adopt integrated structure design and is easy to install. Compared with similar products, it has the advantages of smaller size, higher rotation accuracy, more stable performance and longer service life.
• It can be used for industrial applications such as hydraulic or pneumatic devices and other devices that require 360° rotation to conduct or transmit various control signals.

Specification

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ATO-H0317 Through Hole Slip Ring Dimension Drawing (unit: mm)

ATO-H0522 (6 Circuits) Through Hole Slip Ring Dimension Drawing (unit: mm)

ATO-H0522 (12 Circuits) Through Hole Slip Ring Dimension Drawing (unit: mm)

ATO-H0835 Through Hole Slip Ring Dimension Drawing (unit: mm)

 Product Grade Table

Color Code of Lead Wire

Through Hole Slip Ring with Anti-Rotation Tab Installation Diagram

Through Hole Slip Ring without Anti-Rotation Tab Installation Diagram

Tips: What is a through hole slip ring?

The through hole slip ring is also called through bore slip ring, is a rotating conductive device with a middle hole structure. Through hole slip rings are mainly used to transmit precision signals, weak currents, high currents, high voltages, and the like. It features low torque, low loss, maintenance-free, low electrical noise, and long life. The through hole conductive slip ring is mainly composed of metal ring and brush wire, and contact modes of the two are points contact type and surface contact type. The contact resistance of slip rings directly affect the effect of signal transmission. In general, the smaller the contact resistance, the better. For the factors affecting the magnitude of contact resistance, in addition to contact materials and contact form of the contact surface, it also include the pressure of brush wires on the slip ring. The greater the pressure, the smaller the contact resistance, but the increase in pressure has a certain limit. If the limit is exceeded, the friction torque will increase, causing the contact portion to wear greatly. Through hole slip rings generally use the number of revolutions as an indicator of their life. The maximum service life of a through hole slip ring is approximately tens of millions of revolutions. If the slip ring is used in application require high speed rotation, its life is limited. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly check the performance of through hole slip rings to ensure reliable operation in actual use.