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Worm Gear Limit Switch
1600 INR
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- 1600 INR
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Product Description
A worm gear limit switch typically refers to a type of limit switch that utilizes a worm gear mechanism for its operation.
Let's break down the key components:
1. Limit Switch:
A limit switch is a device used to detect the presence or absence of an object within its predefined physical limit. It is often used in industrial automation systems to control machinery and equipment. Limit switches can be triggered by the movement or position of an object.
2. Worm Gear Mechanism:
A worm gear is a type of gear arrangement where a screw-shaped gear, known as the worm, meshes with a toothed wheel, known as the worm wheel or gear wheel. The worm gear mechanism is used for motion transfer and control. It provides a high reduction ratio, meaning that a small movement of the worm can result in a significant movement of the worm wheel.
3. Worm Gear Limit Switch:
In the context of automation and control systems, a worm gear limit switch is likely to use a worm gear mechanism to control the position of the switch. The rotation of the worm (screw-shaped gear) could be used to actuate the limit switch, either opening or closing an electrical circuit based on the position of the worm gear.
4. Applications:
These types of switches are commonly used in situations where precise control over the position of an object or device is required. For example, in industrial settings, they might be used in conveyor systems to ensure that an object reaches a specific point before the switch is triggered, initiating the next phase of the process.
5. Advantages:
Precision: Worm gear mechanisms provide precise control over movement.
High Reduction Ratio: The worm gear system can provide a high reduction in speed, allowing for fine-tuned control.
6. Considerations:
Backlash: Worm gears can have some backlash, which is the play or lost motion between the screw and the gear. This can affect precision and should be considered in applications requiring high accuracy.
Worm Gear Limit Switch Specifications:
1. Body Material : Black Nylon
2. Cover Material Yellow: Impact proof thermoplastic
3. Protection Degree : IP-55
4. Mounting Position : Any
5. Gear Ratios :1:12.5, 1:25, 1:50, 1:100, 1:200 & 1:400
6. Drive : Worm Drive
7. Cable Entries: 2, 3/4" Conduit
8. Maximum Rotation Speed :1200 rpm
9. Contact Material : Double break silver cadmium
10. Wire Connection: Screw terminal
11. Rated Voltage Insulation : 500 V.A.C.
12. Thermal Test Current : 10 Amps.
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