MD6038 / MD6043

MINIATURE SLIP RING SEPARATES WITH THROUGH-BORE

A slip ring can be used in any electromechanical system that requires unrestrained, continuous rotation while transferring power and / or data from a stationary to a rotating structure. A slip ring is also called a rotary electrical interface, commutator, collector, swivel or a rotary joint.

Sometimes a self contained “capsule” is not practical due to size constraints or cost limitations, and a “separate” is the solution. The term separate indicates an individual rotor / brush block combination. If a separate rotor / stator approach is best for your application, consider our MD series.

The MD series slip ring separate has 6 circuits and features a 3/8” unobstructed bore through the center that provides routing space for hydraulics, pneumatics, or for a concentric shaft mount.

For more information about how Moog's slip ring separates can fit your specific application, contact our slip ring experts.

Features

• 6 circuits
• 3/8 inch unobstructed bore. Other bore sizes also available.
• Gold-on-gold contacts. Provides enhanced conductivity and low noise.
• Excellent signal handling performance. Noise as low as 15 milliohms per circuit pair can be achieved at 60-100 rpm.

Benefits

• Improved system performance. Slip rings can improve mechanical performance, simplify system operation and eliminate damage-prone wires dangling from movable joints.
• Long Life. We use gold on gold contacts to extend unit life to exceed or meet the requirements for most commercial / industrial requirements.