Brake motors are created by coupling a single-phase or three-phase motor with an electromagnetic brake unit. They provide precise control during the clamping phases and are mainly used for:
- reduce machining times by lowering the slowdown periods of machinery;
- carry out positioning and stationing;
- meet the requirements of safety regulations.
We have three types of brake with passive action and spring braking ( TYPE S - TYPE B - TYPE AC ) and one with positive action and magnetic attraction braking ( TYPE P ).
Passive braking also works when the power supply fails, so they are safety devices.
As of 1st July 2021, self-braking motors must also meet the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2019/1781 on energy efficiency.
TYPES OF SELF-BRAKING MOTORS
TYPE S

Progressive brake with a single braking surface operating on direct current obtained from a special rectifier housed in the terminal box.
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TYPE B

High torque brake with double braking surface operating on direct current obtained from a special rectifier placed in the terminal box.
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TYPE AC

Adjustable high torque brake with double braking surface operating on three-phase alternating current.
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TYPE P

High torque brake operating on direct current through positive electromagnetic action.
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