Caliper Brake BMKE Type ASAHI Caliper / Asahi Seiko
The ASAHI Caliper Series "BMKE Type" is a spring brake caliper.
Asahi Precision Engineering "Caliper Brake BMKE Type (ASAHI Caliper)" * The "BMKE Type" is a spring-actuated caliper brake from the ASAHI caliper series, featuring a normally closed type that releases with compressed air. Holding force: 500–1200 N ■ Features ◎ Selectable release pressure (0.4 MPa, 0.6 MPa) ◎ 100% utilization of the braking spring force ◎ Compact design ◎ Heat-resistant friction plates ◎ Torque adjustment possible by changing the disc diameter ◎ Usable without lubrication ◎ Easy replacement of friction plates! * For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Asahi Precision Engineering "Caliper Brake BMKE Type (ASAHI Caliper)" ■ Product Lineup BMKE500 / BMKE750 / BMKE800 / BMKE1200 *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Caliper Brake BMKE ASAHI Caliper Asahi Seiko
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