Mayr Drive Technology
Components for process monitoring
Clutches and brakes from Mayr Antriebstechnik are becoming smart and networked. At Hannover Messe 2023, the company will be presenting intelligent, talking components for process monitoring.
Components such as the Roba-brake-checker module or the Roba-drive-checker torque-measuring shaft coupling provide data and enable intelligent safety as part of smart production and predictive machine maintenance.
Mayr brakes are capable of communicating without additional sensors and provide information directly from the component. Monitoring is carried out with the retrofittable Roba-brake-checker, which is connected to the brake's power supply. The module uses an advanced analysis of current and voltage to detect the movement of the armature disk and identify the brake status. In addition to monitoring the switching status and critical coil temperature, it also performs preventive function monitoring for wear, function reserve and faults.
Shaft couplings are also predestined for intelligent monitoring concepts and can provide information on the status of the drivetrain. They are equipped with sensors for this purpose. The Roba-drive-checker coupling is based on the standard Roba-DS steel disk coupling and can be integrated into existing applications. This is attractive in the area of process monitoring, where both accuracy and cost-effectiveness play a role.
Hall 6, Stand B57
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