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Gear pumps with magnetic coupling The magnetic coupling is equal to contact-free drive and seal. Magnetic coupling pumps are used if critical media has to be transported. The seal ensures that the pumps work 100% securely and without leaking. The magnetic coupling is particularly ideal for hazardous substances that should not escape into the enviroment. The coupling is hermetically sealed and can be designed with different sensors for monitoring and in different variations and materials. A magnetic coupling is used in combination with a chemical pump by default.

Holding magnet for holding or clamping ferromagnetic workpieces. The DC-excited coil achieves a holding force of up to 30,000 N when energized. When the supply voltage is switched off, the workpiece to be held falls off. The holding solenoid is maintenance-free and are characterized by a low operating current at high holding forces. The holding solenoid is available in different sizes in round, flat or square design.

The permanent holding magnets achieve a holding force of up to 35,000 N in the de-energized state and are designed for long holding of magnetic workpieces. When the DC-excited coil is switched on, the permanent magnetic field on the holding surface is neutralized and the workpiece to be held can be removed. The electromagnet holds loads even in the event of a power failure and only needs to be energized briefly to release the workpiece. It is characterized by its energy efficiency and high holding forces.

The permanent holding magnet achieve a holding force of up to 3,500 N in the de-energized state and are designed for long holding of magnetic workpieces. When the DC-excited coil is switched on, the permanent magnetic field on the holding surface is neutralized and the workpiece to be held can be removed. The electromagnet holds loads even in the event of a power failure and only needs to be energized briefly to release the workpiece. It is characterized by its energy efficiency and high holding forces. The permanent holding solenoid is available in different sizes with forces between 8 and 3,500 N.

The permanent holding magnets achieve a holding force of up to 35,000 N in the de-energized state and are designed for long holding of magnetic workpieces. When the DC-excited coil is switched on, the permanent magnetic field on the holding surface is neutralized and the workpiece to be held can be removed. The electromagnet holds loads even in the event of a power failure and only needs to be energized briefly to release the workpiece. It is characterized by its energy efficiency and high holding forces. The permanent holding solenoids are available in different sizes with forces between 8 and 3,500 N.

Holding magnet for holding or clamping ferromagnetic workpieces. The DC-excited coil achieves a holding force of up to 30,000 N when energized. When the supply voltage is switched off, the workpiece to be held falls off. The holding solenoid is maintenance-free and are characterized by a low operating current at high holding forces. The holding solenoid is available in different sizes in round, flat or square design.

Holding magnet for holding or clamping ferromagnetic workpieces. The DC-excited coil achieves a holding force of up to 30,000 N when energized. When the supply voltage is switched off, the workpiece to be held falls off. The holding solenoid is maintenance-free and are characterized by a low operating current at high holding forces.

Holding magnet for holding or clamping ferromagnetic workpieces. The DC-excited coil achieves a holding force of up to 30,000 N when energized. When the supply voltage is switched off, the workpiece to be held falls off. The holding solenoid is maintenance-free and are characterized by a low operating current at high holding forces. The holding solenoid is available in different sizes in round, flat or square design.

The door holding magnets are mainly used as holding devices on fire protection doors. They hold them in place when open. Controlled by a fire alarm or smoke protection control panel, they release the closures by interrupting the power supply in the event of a fire hazard. Product features: - Coil vacuum encapsulated (IP65) - VdS quality-controlled - Tested according to EN1155 & EN 14637 - Optimised design and quality - Accessories: Anchor plate

The door holding magnets are mainly used as holding devices on fire protection doors. They hold them in place when open. Controlled by a fire alarm or smoke protection control panel, they release the closures by interrupting the power supply in the event of a fire hazard. Product features: - Coil vacuum encapsulated (IP65) - VdS quality-controlled - Tested according to EN1155 & EN 14637 - Optimised design and quality - Accessories: Anchor plate

The door holding magnets are mainly used as holding devices on fire protection doors. They hold them in place when open. Controlled by a fire alarm or smoke protection control panel, they release the closures by interrupting the power supply in the event of a fire hazard. Product features: - Coil vacuum encapsulated (IP65) - VdS quality-controlled - Tested according to EN1155 & EN 14637 - Optimised design and quality - Accessories: Anchor plate

The door holding magnets are mainly used as holding devices on fire protection doors. They hold them in place when open. Controlled by a fire alarm or smoke protection control panel, they release the closures by interrupting the power supply in the event of a fire hazard. Product features: - Coil vacuum encapsulated (IP65) - VdS quality-controlled - Tested according to EN1155 & EN 14637 - Optimised design and quality - Accessories: Anchor plate

The door holding magnets are mainly used as holding devices on fire protection doors. They hold them in place when open. Controlled by a fire alarm or smoke protection control panel, they release the closures by interrupting the power supply in the event of a fire hazard. Product features: - Coil vacuum encapsulated (IP65) - VdS quality-controlled - Tested according to EN1155 & EN 14637 - Optimised design and quality - Accessories: Anchor plate

The door holding magnets are mainly used as holding devices on fire protection doors. They hold them in place when open. Controlled by a fire alarm or smoke protection control panel, they release the closures by interrupting the power supply in the event of a fire hazard. Product features: - Coil vacuum encapsulated (IP65) - VdS quality-controlled - Tested according to EN1155 & EN 14637 - Optimised design and quality - Accessories: Anchor plate

The door holding magnets are mainly used as holding devices on fire protection doors. They hold them in place when open. Controlled by a fire alarm or smoke protection control panel, they release the closures by interrupting the power supply in the event of a fire hazard. Product features: - Coil vacuum encapsulated (IP65) - VdS quality-controlled - Tested according to EN1155 & EN 14637 - Optimised design and quality - Accessories: Anchor plate

The door holding magnets are mainly used as holding devices on fire protection doors. They hold them in place when open. Controlled by a fire alarm or smoke protection control panel, they release the closures by interrupting the power supply in the event of a fire hazard. Product features: - Coil vacuum encapsulated (IP65) - VdS quality-controlled - Tested according to EN1155 & EN 14637 - Optimised design and quality - Accessories: Anchor plate

Flat gripper with a neodymium magnet in a rubber-coated steel pot. The housing increases the adhesive force of the permanent magnet. The maximum adhesive force is achieved when the entire surface is placed on a metallic surface. The flat gripper has a central internal thread.

Holding magnet for holding or clamping ferromagnetic workpieces. The DC-excited coil achieves a holding force of up to 30,000 N when energized. When the supply voltage is switched off, the workpiece to be held falls off. The holding solenoid is maintenance-free and are characterized by a low operating current at high holding forces.

Holding magnet for holding or clamping ferromagnetic workpieces. The DC-excited coil achieves a holding force of up to 30,000 N when energized. When the supply voltage is switched off, the workpiece to be held falls off. The holding solenoid is maintenance-free and are characterized by a low operating current at high holding forces.

Holding magnet for holding or clamping ferromagnetic workpieces. The DC-excited coil achieves a holding force of up to 30,000 N when energized. When the supply voltage is switched off, the workpiece to be held falls off. The holding solenoid is maintenance-free and are characterized by a low operating current at high holding forces.

With its carefully calibrated auto-collimation, determining height differences has never been easier. The AT-B4A features fast and accurate automatic compensation, and has an extremely short minimum focus distance of 20 cm, ensuring reliable results in any weather conditions. Fine adjustments can be made through an endless drive, and horizontal angles can be directly read in either 1 gon or degree steps. Additionally, the device offers precise work through endless fine adjustment of the side, and has a protection class of IPX6.

Rotary solenoid in cylindrical design with shafts on both sides and return spring. This preferred type is available in small quantities from stock. Further rotation angle, shaft types or other voltages are available on request.

Flat gripper with a neodymium magnet in a rubber-coated steel pot. The housing increases the adhesive force of the permanent magnet. The maximum adhesive force is achieved when the entire surface is placed on a metallic surface. The flat gripper has a threaded pin with an external thread.

Rod gripper with a neodymium magnet in a steel housing. The maximum adhesive force is achieved when the entire surface is placed on a metallic surface. The rod gripper has no thread and is usually glued or pressed in.

Rod gripper with a neodymium magnet in a brass housing. The maximum adhesive force is achieved when the entire surface is placed on a metallic surface. The rod gripper has no thread and is usually glued or pressed in.

Flat gripper with a samarium-cobalt magnet in a steel pot. The housing increases the adhesive force of the permanent magnet. The maximum adhesive force is achieved when the entire surface is placed on a metallic surface. The flat gripper has a threaded socket with an internal thread.

Flat gripper with a neodymium magnet in a steel pot. The housing increases the adhesive force of the permanent magnet. The maximum adhesive force is achieved when the entire surface is placed on a metallic surface. The flat gripper has no hole and is usually glued or pressed in.

Flat gripper with a neodymium magnet in a steel pot. The housing increases the adhesive force of the permanent magnet. The maximum adhesive force is achieved when the entire surface is placed on a metallic surface. The flat gripper has a 8 mm threaded socket with an internal thread. It is characterized by a force of 140 N. The diameter is 20 mm, the total height of the flat gripper is 15 mm.

Flat gripper with a hard ferrite magnet in a steel pot. The housing increases the adhesive force of the permanent magnet. The maximum adhesive force is achieved when the entire surface is placed on a metallic surface. The flat gripper has a 10 mm threaded socket with an internal thread. It is characterized by a force of 125 N. The diameter is 40 mm, the total height is 18 mm.