Torque
Chuck Technical
Information
Expanding
Torque
Activated Core Chucks are mainly used in the paper industry on printing
machines, packaging machines, Unwinders and Rewinders They are used to
ensure
that a reel of paper or other material adheres to a brake or drive
during both
winding and unwinding the torque & inertia from a rotating reel
to grip the
cores.
Operating
Principle
All
Torque
Activated Mechanical Chucks supplied by Rimor use an eccentric spindle
at the
centre, which by means of twisting moment generated by either a braking
action
or drive, rotates and pushes the expanding pads against the reel-core
thus
gripping the core.
With this system, locking is obtained by a force directly in proportion
to the
twisting moment, thus ensuring locking under all work conditions which
automatically centres the Reel.
Advantages
- Flange
arrangement built to the client’s specifications in a single
piece, incorporating the centre spindle and drive axis.
- A
thrust-resisting flange on the sector-guide ensures reliable expansion
even if there are axial loads.
- Expansion
sectors with a large contact surface in order not to deform or damage
the core if heavy loads are applied.
- Automatic
locking in both rotation directions, without the operator intervening.
- Guaranteed
operation even with high axial loads or low torque values.
- High
expansion and core locking thanks to the configuration of the eccentric
spindle and grooves on the pads.
- No
maintenance thanks to sealed bearings and calculated tolerance.
- All
chucks have protective treatment applied aimed at preventing oxidation.
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