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SCS-300 and 650

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The new safety shock absorber series SCS-300 to 650 based on the innovative technology of the SC². By combining the piston and inner tube, an energy capacity up to 525Nm can be achieved for emergency use. With the smaller thread sizes of M20x1.5 and M25x1.5 the successful SCS series is now completed. Through the highest possible energy absorption capacity in this unique compact design, this versatile series of safety shock absorbers are suitable for a great variety of emergency uses, such as the smaller and faster linear drives being designed today and also presents :

  • freedom from rebound forces
  • increase in process reliability
  • elimination of destructive forces
  • prevention of expensive machine failures

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SCS-300 and 650

The new safety shock absorber series SCS-300 to 650 based on the innovative technology of the SC². By combining the piston and inner tube, an energy capacity up to 525Nm can be achieved for emergency use. With the smaller thread sizes of M20x1.5 and M25x1.5 the successful SCS series is now completed. Through the highest possible energy absorption capacity in this unique compact design, this versatile series of safety shock absorbers are suitable for a great variety of emergency uses, such as the smaller and faster linear drives being designed today and also presents :

  • freedom from rebound forces
  • increase in process reliability
  • elimination of destructive forces
  • prevention of expensive machine failures