Rockford Systems, a provider of machine safeguarding products and services, has introduced a new Cable and Push-Button E-Stop (emergency stop) assembly which features a unique cam operation for fast positive stopping of metal working machines, but is immune to nuisance tripping due to vibrations, the company said, adding that the new assembly (CLM510) is also effective as an awareness barrier on the backside of shears and press brakes, as well as around the perimeter of other hazardous areas for reducing risk.
Simple to install on most standard machinery, the e-stop assembly includes a push-button switch with red mushroom-head button, indicator light and bulb, 21 feet of red PVC-covered steel cable, and cable tension kit. Because the cable is interlocked with the switch, it will actuate an emergency stop if pulled or removed from a hook, leaving the machine inoperable. Machinery cannot restart until the switch is reset.
The assembly contact mechanism employs a cam operation for fast, safe stopping, while also providing a failure to the safe condition if the cable goes slack or is cut. If the cable is pulled, the contacts are opened resulting in the isolation of machine power and the engagement of the latch. The switch is reset by turning the blue reset dial from the off position to the run position.
The Cable and Push-Button E-Stop Assembly (CML510) is available for $784 by calling 1-800-922-7533 or by ordering online at www.rockfordsystems.com.
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