Our kevlar friction materials are tailored to the robotics industry
Our TX1600 and TX1700 Kevlar materials have a combination of properties that make them ideal for use in many robotic applications.
TF1600
- 80% Kevlar;
- Non-metallic;
- Dynamic Friction Coefficient [μ] 0.40±0.05;
- Smooth engagement and disengagement;
- Precise speed control at high and low speeds;
- Consistent performance;
- No noise/low noise characteristics;
- Virtually dust-free in operation;
- Non-abrasive;
- Low wear on mechanical components;
- No backing plate required in most clutch applications;
- Extremely long-lasting;
- Resists high pressures and energy inputs;
- Excellent safety margin in most applications;
- Suitable for both wet and dry environments;
- No break-in required;
- Available in thicknesses from 0.6mm to 7.5mm;
- Manufactured in an ISO 9001-registered facility.
TF1700
- 80% Kevlar;
- Steel particles/powder;
- Dynamic Friction Coefficient [μ] 0.70±0.05;
- Smooth engagement and disengagement;
- Precise speed control at high and low speeds;
- Consistent performance;
- No noise/low noise characteristics;
- Virtually dust-free in operation;
- Non-abrasive;
- Low wear on mechanical components;
- No backing plate required in most clutch applications;
- Extremely long-lasting;
- Resists high pressures and energy inputs;
- Excellent safety margin in most applications;
- Suitable for both wet and dry environments;
- No break-in required;
- Available in thicknesses from 0.6mm to 7.5mm;
- Manufactured in an ISO 9001-registered facility.