Installation and Operational Instructions for
®
ROBA
-diskstop
Installation Conditions
Before mounting the brake, please observe:
Axial run-out deviation of the brake disk: max. 0.25 mm
Due to axial run-out deviations or tilting
between the brake and the brake disk, the
brake disk may rub against the friction linings.
Brake disk surface quality (friction surfaces): Ra = 3.2 µm
Brake disk material: steel or cast iron.
For brake disk width K, see Table 4.
Please keep to the distances I or l1 (Figs. 6 or 9 / Table 2)
between the screw-on surface and the brake disk.
(not valid for Type 894._ _ _.0 _).
Brake disk deformation or bearing backlash must not
influence the set air gap.
In order to guarantee rub-free operation, a perpendicularity
of 0.04 mm to the brake disk must be maintained on guide
bolt 1 or on the bore axes.
The screw-on surface in the 50 mm range (Fig. 14) must
be 0.04 mm parallel to the brake disk when the guide bolts
are bolted (Type 894._ _ _.1/2 _).
Keep the brake surfaces and the friction linings grease-free.
Please ensure a suitable protective cover on the open brake.
For mounting using guide bolts which are to be pressed in
(Type 894._ _ _.3/4 _), please produce the adaptor bores as
follows:
Bore for guide bolt 1:
Ø G3 P7 with surface quality Ra 0.8.
Bore for guide bolt 2:
Ø G3 H7 with surface quality Ra 0.8.
The distance dimension "A" of the bores for the guide
bolts must have a tolerance of ±0.1 mm.
Brake disk
Fig. 14
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Type 894. _ _._ _ Sizes 6 – 8
Guide bolt 1
Machine wall
Chr. Mayr GmbH + Co. KG
Eichenstraße 1, D-87665 Mauerstetten, Germany
Tel.: +49 8341 804-0, Fax: +49 8341 804-421
www.mayr.com, E-Mail:
Guide bolt 2
info@mayr.com
(B.8.4.3.EN)