ENEMAC Gesellschaft für Energie- und Maschinentechnik mbH

Website:	http://www.enemac.de
Email:	[email protected]

Street:	Daimler Ring 42
ZIP/City:	63839 Kleinwallstadt
Country:	DEUTSCHLAND

Phone:	06022/71070
Fax:	06022/22237

Website:

http://www.enemac.de

Email:

[email protected]

Street:

Daimler Ring 42

ZIP/City:

63839 Kleinwallstadt

Country:

DEUTSCHLAND

Phone:

06022/71070

Fax:

06022/22237

Enemac (www.polyformnext.de)

Mechanical clamping of tools and workpieces

In the field of mechanical and hydromechanical clamping elements, Enemac offers flexible and reliable clamping technology with various force amplifier systems and spring clamping systems.

Secure hold with combined technology

As ergonomic and economical clamping systems, spring clamping cylinders can be an alternative to purely mechanical or hydraulic systems.

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Tool and workpiece clamping with force

It looks like an oversized grub screw, but contains a technically interesting interior thanks to its intelligently designed wedge clamping system.

Clamping nut for heavy press tools

With the ESGL type, Enemac is launching a mechanical clamping nut for extremely heavy press tools. A special crown gear with right-angled deflection of the rotation inside the nut provides the clamping force reinforcement.

Blind mounting

Modern designs are becoming increasingly complex and must be designed to save space. For many parts of the drivetrain, the only remaining option for integration is blind assembly.

Mini clutches for automation and robotics

In control and regulation technology, drive trains are being designed ever smaller. Various miniature clutches with different properties are available for this purpose.

Clutch for robotics

In control and regulation technology, drive trains are being designed ever smaller. The drive specialist Enemac has various miniature couplings in its range for this purpose. Depending on the application, the focus is on different coupling attributes.

Overcoming distance

Enemac offers the EWLC spacer coupling. It is suitable for applications in demanding areas such as medical, pharmaceutical, food and beverage technology, where widely spaced shafts need to be connected.

Clamping large parts manually

If workpieces or tools need to be clamped, clamping elements provide good service. They can be used to apply forces of up to 40 kilonewtons manually by the worker.

Over long distances

The drive specialist Enemac has three new coupling types from the spacer coupling range in its portfolio. The EWLA and EWLM types can compensate for large axial and radial misalignments.

Application-specific solutions for indirect drives

Enemac offers a wide range of application-specific safety couplings to safeguard indirect drives. Not only the mounting situation, but also the type of clamping on the output shaft is decisive when selecting the coupling.

Safety clutches for indirect drives

Drive specialist Enemac has various application-specific solutions in its range for securing indirect drives. When selecting the coupling, the mounting situation and the type of clamping are important.

Power clamping nuts for the back

Enemac has developed the ESB and ESD mechanical power clamping nuts so that production workers do not have to strain themselves every time they have to tighten a nut.

Connecting shafts without play

Enemac has added a new product series to its portfolio: the EWN elastomer coupling. The technically mature, plug-in elastomer or claw couplings are mainly used in demanding drives in general mechanical engineering.

Stainless steel metal bellows coupling

A series of metal bellows couplings made entirely of stainless steel for simple coupling of opposing shafts in drive systems is also suitable for use in the chemical and food industries.

Exciting solution

Large, heavy molds and workpieces can now be securely fastened with comparatively little force. Fastening large tools is difficult without special tools or a "whole man".