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Our brush rockers are oriented to your system requirements. When you are looking for long term quality: You have come to the right place here at MACK. The MACK brush rockers are available in many different dimensions, designs, and pole numbers, and depending on the application can be combined with flange holders or multiple shaft holder lines. From small motors to large direct-current machines or wind turbines: Our brush rockers are in use in numerous fields of application.

Our small and industrial carbon brushes are used in many different power- and signal-transmission applications. How can we help you? The range of different dimensions and versions of small and industrial brushes is enormous: It's no wonder the quality products from MACK are used in many electrical tools, small motors, AC and DC motors, in the automotive field, and many other applications. With higher currents, such as in wind turbines and grounding systems, our metal graphite grades ensure optimum transmission. Our silver graphite carbon brushes are also used in marine shaft grounding and in signal- and data-transmission systems, for example, in tachogenerators. Do you want to make ordering small and industrial carbon brushes as fast and uncomplicated as possible? Then use our online MACK carbon brush configurator. With just a few clicks, your enquiry or order reaches us – and then is quickly sent on the way to you.

Micro Cylinder with only 14 mm Cross-section The ultra-compact RCD micro cylinder is a rod type with a length of only 52 to 72 mm and a width of only 12 mm. The motor-driven micro cylinder is designed for applications with low load and power requirements. It can be used for short strokes, press mounting, lifting and lowering and many other applications. The micro linear cylinder with 24 VDC miniature motor for a maximum payload of 0.7 kg is available for stroke lengths of 10, 20 and 30 mm. The small 2.5 W motor has a rated thrust of 4.2 N and a speed of up to 300 mm/s at an acceleration of up to 9.81 m/s.

The fine balancing system NanoBalancer corrects smallest imbalances of rotating work pieces with laser ablation. The removal of material is performed either statically after the measurement or dynamically during the rotation of the work piece. Typical examples are impellers for technical or medical applications, airdriven turbines or small rotors of miniature motors.