Through Bore Slip Ring (SRH Series)
SRH Series

Through Bore Slip Ring (SRH Series)

Features a hollow center for routing hydraulic lines, pneumatic lines, or a drive shaft.

Features

  • Hollow center design
  • Allows routing of hydraulic lines
  • Pneumatic line compatibility
  • Drive shaft accommodation
  • Versatile internal routing

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Through Bore — Model Selection

10 models
ModelID (mm)OD (mm)Circuit Qty.Max. Current
SRH123512356, 125 A
SRH125412546, 12, 18, 245 A
SRH25782578From 6 to 4815A
SRH38993899From 6 to 4815A
SRH5012050120From 6 to 7220A
SRH6013560135From 6 to 9620A
SRH7015570155From 6 to 9620A
SRH8018080180From 6 to 9620A
SRH9019090190From 6 to 9620A
SRH100203100203From 6 to 9620A

Features

center
Hollow
routing capability
Hydraulic linesPneumatic linesDrive shaft
design
Through-bore
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About Electrical Rotary Joints (Slip Rings)

Powering Continuous Rotation. Essential electromechanical devices that enable continuous, unrestricted rotation while maintaining secure and stable electrical connections.

A slip ring is an electrical connector designed to conduct current or data across a rotating interface, replacing the need for dangling wires that would inevitably twist and break.

Key components

Rings
Circular, conductive tracks (usually made of copper or a precious metal alloy) mounted on the rotor (the rotating part)
Brushes
Stationary, conductive contacts (often graphite, carbon fiber, or a precious metal alloy) that rest on the rings and transfer the electrical current or signal
Housing/Stator
The fixed enclosure that holds the brushes and provides the mounting points for the stationary side

Typical applications

  • Packaging Machinery: Transmitting power and control signals to rotating sealing heads or label applicators
  • Cranes & Winches: Providing power and control signals to the rotating drum or trolley
  • Robotics & Automation: Enabling unlimited joint movement in multi-axis robots without damaging wiring
  • Turrets & Indexing Tables: Supplying power and control for precision positioning systems
  • Wind Turbines: Transmitting pitch-control signals and monitoring data from the rotating hub to the nacelle
  • Medical Equipment (e.g., CT Scanners): Handling high-speed data transfer and power delivery during continuous rotation