This document provides technical specifications and part numbers for replacement parts of a clutch coupling. It includes torque and speed ratings for Model 304 which weighs 3.5 lbs. It lists the part numbers needed to order replacement components like the armature plate assembly, magnet accessory, armature hub assembly, bearing mounted rotor and field assembly, and others. Instructions are given to specify the required bore sizes, voltages, and part numbers when placing an order.
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Inertia dynamics clutchcplng304_specsheet
1. G-4
Technical Data and Torque (In. Lb.)
Clutch Coupling
Static Max. Coil * Rated RPM
Stationary Field
Bearing Mounted
Spline Drive
Model Wt. Torque Speed Voltage Current
No. Lbs. in. lb. RPM vdc amps 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 1800 2400 3000 3600
304 3.5 264 3600 90 .13 264 216 192 180 168 156 156 144 132 120
* Rated Current for 90v.
Refer to Section M for torque and heat dissipation curves. Refer to Page H-18 for dimensions of Ajusto-gap® styles.
Order Parts for Assembly No. FC304158
Bearing Mounted
Armature Hub Assembly Rotor Field
Armature Plate Magnet Bore A Bore B
Assembly Accessory 1/2 5/8 3/4 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8
24 Volts 304390-11 326146-2 303451-3 303451-5 303453-8 304773-1 304773-3 304773-5 304773-6
90 Volts 304390-11 326146-2 303451-3 303451-5 303453-8 304774-1 304774-3 304774-5 304774-6
To order, specify: 1, Armature Plate Assembly
1, Magnet Accessory
1, Armature Hub Assembly of required Bore A size
1, Bearing Mounted Rotor and Field Assembly of required Voltage and Bore B size
For controls, see Section K.
B
Collar used with 3/4 and 7/8
Rotor Bores only.
Model
304
Bore A Keyway
1/2 .125 x .062
5/8 .187 x .094
3/4 .187 x .094
7/8 .187 x .094
1 .250 x .125
Bore B Keyway
1/2 .125 x .062
5/8 .187 x .094
3/4 .187 x .094
7/8 .187 x .094
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2. G-5
3
Clutch Coupling – Replacement Parts
Replacement Parts
Item Qty. Description Part No. Item Qty. Description Part No.
1-A 1 Armature Plate Assembly 304390-11
(10 Teeth) 1/2 through 3/4 bores
1-C 1 Ajusto-gap® Arm. Plate Assy.
7/8 through 1 bores 304396-8
2 1 Magnet Accessory 326146-2
3 1 Retaining Ring (Internal) DY-10860
4 1 Bearing RY-20320
5 1 Retaining Ring (External) DY-1102
6 1 Collar
(furnished with 3/4 7/8 bore) 326519-1
7-A 1 Armature Hub Assembly
1/2 Bore 303451-3
5/8 Bore 303451-5
3/4 Bore 303453-8
7-C 1 Ajusto-gap® Hub Assembly
7/8 304465-4
1 304465-5
8 1 Field
24 Volts 304333
90 Volts 304334
9 1 Rotor Assembly
1/2 Bore 304556-1
5/8 Bore 304556-3
3/4 Bore 304556-5
7/8 Bore 304556-6
10 1 Rotor and Field Assembly
24 Volts, 1/2 Bore 304773-1
24 Volts, 5/8 Bore 304773-3
24 Volts, 3/4 Bore 304773-5
24 Volts, 7/8 Bore 304773-6
90 Volts, 1/2 Bore 304774-1
90 Volts, 5/8 Bore 304774-3
90 Volts, 3/4 Bore 304774-5
90 Volts, 7/8 Bore 304774-6
1-C
7-C
7-A
9
8
4
5
6
2
1-A
The Ajusto-gap® armature feature (1-C 7-C)
can be used to give a positive release of the
armature plate while maintaining a constant air
gap throughout the wear life of the unit. See
page H-18 for complete information.
10
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www.electromate.com
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