Stromag Series 51/51 DZ Geared Cam Limit Switches Catalogue

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Stromag Series 51/51 DZ Geared Cam Limit Switches Catalogue - cover page
Brand
Stromag
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
30
File format
PDF
File size
836 KB
Published
10 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
51 DZ
MD5 checksum
B9961CC2FE80CC3B795076EC39FF8966

About this manual

The document describes the Stromag Series 51 and 51 DZ Geared Cam Limit Switches, which are universal mechanical switching devices used to convert shaft revolutions into specific angles of rotation for operating contacts. These switches are particularly suited for applications where direct angle limitation is not possible, such as limiting the hook travel of crane hoisting gear, or where positive opening contacts are required for safety according to EN 60947 and IEC 947 standards.

Key features include a patented planetary gearing system with self-locking worm adjustment, modular construction using identical components for both gears and housing, and a patented block adjustment mechanism. The switches are available in various housing variants including aluminium castings and plastics modules (B3, B14, B5), and offer options like potentiometer drives, indicating plates, and anti-condensation heaters.

What's inside

  • General
  • Construction of the geared cam limit switch
  • Switchpoint adjustment
  • Block Adjustment
  • Gear data
  • Contacts / Contact table
  • Cam discs
  • Drive
  • Housing variants
  • Special executions

Specifications

Quality StandardEN ISO 9001
Approval (Standard)Germanischer Lloyd No. 11300-98 HH

Frequently asked questions

Are these switches suitable for safety applications?

Yes, they are used where positive opening switching contacts are required according to EN 60947 and IEC 947 standards.

What is the primary function of the Stromag Series 51/51 DZ limit switches?

These switches are mechanical devices that convert a large number of shaft revolutions into specific rotation angles of built-in cam discs to operate contacts.

Where are these switches typically used?

They are used wherever angles or routes cannot be directly limited by closing devices but only indirectly via measurements of the angle of rotation of a shaft.

What is a classic example of an application for these switches?

A classic example is the limitation of the hook travel of crane hoisting gear.

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