Winch, jack, and reducer for load holding without brakes for laboratories and research facilities.
Self-locking winches, rack jacks, and reducers are widely used in university research laboratories. The deciding factors for adoption are lightweight, smart, and compact!
We have developed a number of applied products that incorporate our self-locking mechanism (Shoji-Lock), which have been well received by our customers. (Patents obtained both domestically and internationally) <Features of Shoji-Lock Products> - When rotation is applied from the input side, the output side decelerates and transmits power, but rotation is not possible from the output side = self-locking function. This means that it can hold a load at the desired position without the need for a brake. - Compared to worm gear reducers with the same self-locking function, it is highly efficient. Additionally, while the worm has input and output axes that are orthogonal, our input and output shafts are aligned (in-line), making it considerably more compact, space-saving, and lightweight. - Unlike ratchets or one-way clutches, it can hold a load at any position where movement is stopped, regardless of the direction of rotation. It can also be restarted without releasing the brake (in either direction), offering simple operability. Furthermore, there is no ratchet noise, making it suitable for use in quiet environments. - It features a basic sealed structure (IP65) and is maintenance-free. - Each applied product is available in both manual-only and types that can be driven by commercially available electric tools (drill drivers).
- Company：庄司歯車エンジニアリング
- Price：Other
