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Warner Electric 305-17-007
CB-5, CW, 115 VAC, 0.5 in Bore
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Product Description
Each CB Series unit is a completely self-contained, packaged clutch/brake assembly designed to start and stop a load rapidly and accurately without any cumulative error. In fact, at speeds up to 1800 rpm, loads are started and stopped within +1/2° per revolution. This unit (305-17-007) features a bore size of 0.5 in and a 115 VAC voltage.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Warner Electric
- Product Series
- Standard CB
- Model
- CB-5
- Number of Stops
- 1
- Rotation
- CW
- Voltage
- 115 VAC
- Function
- Start/Stop
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