New for 2021, the Pneumatic spring brakes FNAM and FNA are units for work on horizontal axes, with a high degree of reliability, good heat dissipation, fast response speed and minimal residual torque.

FNAM. Negative air brake

• Without air pressure the brake stays active and does not allow the application to move.

• When pressurized air (max. 6 bar) is applied, the brake is released and allows the application to move.

The braking torque is from 8.5 Nm.

FNA: Positive air brake.

• Without air pressure, the brake springs release the disc and allows the application to move.

• When pressurized air (max. 6 bar) is applied, it remains braked and does not allow the application to move.

The braking torque is from 12 Nm.