Safe, user and environment friendly<\/p>\n
Features and benefits:
\n• suitable for both round and flat material
\n• available in lifting capacities between 125 and 1000 kg
\n• energized by a current surge
\n• zero energy consumption following activation
\n• magnetic force remains intact if main power fails
\n• maintains high holding force on rough of uneven surfaces
\n• effortless working practice thanks to push button operation
\n• optional remote push button station
\n• can be interfaced with robot control
\n• low maintenance, no moving parts<\/p>\n
The range of BUX NEO-EP lifting magnets allow easy handling of flat and cylindrical loads up to 1000 kg.
\nThey offer a high degree of safety as the holding force is ensured by powerful permanent, high energy magnets which keep “pushing” even when the contact between magnet and load is poor.
\nThe NEO-EP magnets are supplied with an operating
\ninstruction and CE-declaration of conformity.
\nApplications
\n• Load, unload machine tools
\n• Handling and transport of materials in storage rooms
\n• Lifting of medium sized structures in assembly and fabrication
\n• Repetitive handing in automated systems<\/p>\n
WALKER BRAILLON MAGNETICS
\nOur company designs, produces and worldwide sells Magnetic Clamping Systems since 1921.<\/p>\n
KnowHow, Efficency and Reliability are our claims. These let us offer Magnetic Clamping Solutions for almost every single application : Clamping for ships removal Machine tools, High Temperature Quick Mould Change, Workholding, Contact Free Coupling, Demagnetizing…<\/p>\n
WALKER BRAILLON MAGNETICS always care about your satisfaction.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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