The slide wheel is a friction rectangular limiter, with two versions available - as rimostat slider, which achieves high rectangular consistency in frequent slides, and as a spring slider, which provides a particularly cost-effective solution。
Rimostat twister for reloading applications
Features
The slider is more consistent over its useful life than the slider
Adjusting the slider by the number of active springs - not by changing the springs fortifying
Excellent wear and tear performance and high energy input
High temperature
- sliding and twisting are more consistent
This is true for the entire duration of the work as compared to the membrane spring twister。
- adjusting the number of smoother springs -- not by changing the springs
- excellent wear and tear, high energy consumption
- temperature
Rimostat principles
Long spiral springs generate contact pressure on friction cushions. Because
In the contact characterization curve of the rimostat slide wheel, the slide twister is not within its range。
Even when the cushion is worn out, the slider does not actually fall。
It shows a slide-and-twirl drop-m and an assumed friction liner wear
Δf, the slider drop is negligible compared to the spring slider。
Rshd 205 sliding rectangular: 600 - 3000 speed: 2700 drilling small: 50
Rshd 250 slided twirl: 1200 - 6000 speed: 2100 drilling small: 55
Rshd 330 sliding rectangular: 3,000 - 14,000 speed: 1800 drilling small: 90
Rshd 400 slide twirl: 5000 - 24000 speed: 1500 drilling small: 125
Rshd 500 slided twirl: 8,000 - 50000