There are usually two common adjustment methods for electromagnetic power-off brakes:

Adjust the braking torque: The braking torque is one of the important parameters of the electromagnetic power-off brake, which can be achieved by adjusting the current on the electromagnetic coil. In general, the braking torque of the brake is proportional to the current, so the braking torque can be increased by increasing the current, or the braking torque can be reduced by reducing the current.

Adjust the gap: The gap refers to the distance between the movable part and the positioning part when the brake is engaged. The size of the gap will directly affect the braking effect of the brake, so it needs to be adjusted. The specific adjustment method is usually achieved by increasing or decreasing the adjustment shim inside the brake, thereby changing the gap size.

When adjusting the electromagnetic power loss brake, the following points should be paid attention:

When adjusting, you need to follow the instruction manual and adjustment method of the brake to ensure correct operation.

When adjusting the braking torque, it is necessary to adjust it according to actual needs, and avoid excessive or too small current, which may cause brake failure or damage.

When adjusting the gap, it is necessary to pay attention to the rationality of the gap size to avoid the gap being too large or too small, which will affect the braking effect of the brake.

After adjustment, the actual test is required to ensure that the performance of the brake meets the requirements and the installation is firm and reliable.