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    Ball-bearing mini clutches -- Ogura Industrial Corp.

    June 4, 2009
    The MC electromagnetic clutch line now uses two ball bearings instead of bushings. The bearings, located under the ...

    The MC electromagnetic clutch line now uses two ball bearings instead of bushings. The bearings, located under the field assembly, allow the clutch to operate at 3,600 rpm. A zero-backlash single-spring armature design prevents armature rattle for quiet operation. The clutches come in a 4.5 and 9-lb-in. torque rating. The RoHS-compliant clutches conform to UL/CSA requirements for the lead wires.

    Ogura Industrial Corp., Box 5790, Somerset, NJ 08875, (732) 271-7361, www.ogura-clutch.com

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