New Slip Rings Products

Slip Rings suit demanding industrial applications.

Designed to allow transmission of signals from stationary to rotating structure, Slip Rings can be configured for power and signal connections. Signal portion is compatible with Ethernet, Profinet, RS-232, RS-485, RS-422, and CAN as well as analog or digital sensing and 24 V control signals. Rings are suited for electromechanical systems that require unrestrained, intermittent or continuous...

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Swivel Attachment supports up to 4 in. pipe.

Featuring 360/90-° swivel properties, TOLCO-® Figure 75 can be used to hang rods on pitched roof, as upper attachment for fire protection branch line restraint, or as seismic attachment for hanger rods. Made of steel with electro-galvanized finish, unit meets UL Listing for 3/8 in. rod, to support up to 4 in. pipe.

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Swivel Connection helps meet high pressure requirements.

Designed with sealing location positioned away from tip of male nose, Triple-Lok 37-

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Slip Ring offers floating brush design.

Slip Ring comes in sizes from .50 to 14.00 in. Brush contacts give continuous continuity even in orbiting conditions. They allow high brush contact pressure making slip ring suitable for harsh environments. Brush action cleans itself of dust, dirt, and corrosion. Dual contacts have 1.50 deg radius assuring full conductivity of brushes. Brush arms are non-conductive virgin UL plastic material.

6 Challenges Faced by Supply Chain Leaders in Discrete Manufacturing and How Analytics Solves Them

This eBook describes the challenges faced by Supply Chain Leaders in Discrete Manufacturing. From consumer electronics to automotive manufacturing, most of the global economy's largest industries rely on discrete manufacturing. Manufacturers in these industries face several unique challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic, followed by war, created major disruptions in supply chains worldwide, stressing the need for more integrated, transparent systems that would facilitate proactive management and faster decision-making. With supply chain issues expected to continue in 2022 and beyond, this ebook will help describe to supply chain leaders ways to prepare for certain global challenges.