demonstration and measurement of elevation curves in cam mechanisms

 Description:

• Cam mechanisms are non-uniform translatable gears that help convert uniform rotating drive motions into non-uniform drive motions with or without latching.
• Generally speaking, cam mechanism consists of cams, engaging members and the frame.
• The desired movement path is defined by the geometry of the cam and produced by pressing a contour or a profile on the engaging member.
• The GL 110unit is used to clearly demonstrate the function of a cam mechanism.
• Cams are available in different shapes.
• A roller plunger, flat plunger or cam follower can be used as the engaging member.
• The stroke is determined by measuring the travel.
• An angular scale indicates the corresponding angle of rotation. 

Technical details:

Specifications:

• function of cam mechanisms
• 4 different shapes of cam: circular arc, tangent, hollow or asymmetric
• 3 different engaging members: roller plunger, flat plunger or cam follower
• cam and engaging member can be exchanged without tools
• dial gauge for determining the stroke
• angular scale for determining the angle of rotation

Technical Data:

• Angular scale:
  • 0…360°
  • graduation: 1°
• Dial gauge for the stroke:
  • 0…30mm
  • graduation: 0,01mm

Dimensions & Weight:

• L x W x H: 160x160x300mm
• Weight: approx. 7kg

Learning Objectives/Experiments:

• elevation curves in cam mechanisms
• cams come in different shapes:
• circular arc, tangent, hollow, asymmetric
• optionally with roller plunger, flat plunger or cam follower as engaging member

Scope of Delivery:

• 1 experimental unit
• 4 cams in cam shape
• 3 engaging members
• 1 dial gauge
• 1 set of instructional material

Accessories:

·         optional:

–      WP 300.09 Laboratory trolley

Due to the continuous development of our products, the goods supplied may vary in detail to that illustrated on this Website.