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06.17.670-930U KEB

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The 06.17.670-930U is a KEB Combistop spring brake rated for 25 ft lbs of brake torque and 460 VAC input. Release time of 100 ms and DC engagement time of 40 ms support quick, repeatable stopping response in motor brake applications. The 182C/184C NEMA frame fit and 330 lb overhung load rating make the unit a strong choice for dependable industrial braking.

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Product Description:

The 06.17.670-930U is a spring-applied, electrically released brake manufactured by KEB as part of the Combistop Spring Brakes series. Installed between a motor and its driven load, the device clamps the shaft whenever electrical power is removed, protecting vertical axes, conveyors, and process lines against uncommanded motion. When the coil is energized, magnetic force lifts the friction plates and releases the shaft. The unit provides consistent holding force that complements variable-frequency drives and other automation hardware without relying on hydraulic or pneumatic systems.

Electrical control is handled by a winding that accepts 460 VAC, allowing direct connection to standard plant power. When the coil is energized, the armature separates and releases the brake within 100 ms. With rapid coil-current interruption, the brake re-engages in 40 ms after power is removed. The spring stack delivers 25 ft-lb of static torque, while the rotating element contributes only 3.9 × 10⁻³ kg·m² of inertia, helping the drive remain responsive. Continuous slip dissipation is rated at 300 J/s, and cumulative friction work may reach 11 × 10³ J before the lining requires inspection. The housing has an overall depth of 7.000 in, and the complete assembly weighs 55 lb.

A 7.250 in bolt circle and an 8.500 in pilot diameter center the brake case on the motor endbell. These dimensions match the register on a 182C/184C motor frame. The splined hub accommodates a 1.125 in shaft, providing a positive connection between the shaft and rotating friction assembly. Integrated bearings withstand an overhung radial load of 330 lb, allowing pulleys or sprockets to extend beyond the faceplate. When alternating-current switching is used instead of rapid coil-current interruption, spring engagement takes 900 ms. This longer engagement time must be accounted for when configuring emergency-stop timing so the brake develops full holding torque at the intended point in the stopping sequence.

Approx Weight
55 lbs
Bolt Circle
7.250 in
Brake Inertia
3.9 x 10^-3 kg-m²
Brake Torque
25 ft lbs
Engagement Time (ac)
900 ms
Engagement Time (dc)
40 ms
Input Voltage
460 VAC
Max Friction Power
300 J/s
Max Friction Work
11 x 10^3 J
Nema Frame Size
182C/184C
Overall Length
7.000 in
Overhung Load Rating
330 lbs
Pilot Diameter
8.500 in
Release Time
100 ms
Shaft Diameter
1.125 in

Frequently Asked Questions about 06.17.670-930U:

Q: What input voltage does the 06.17.670-930U require?

A: The KEB 06.17.670-930U spring brake operates at an input voltage of 460 VAC.

Q: How much brake torque is provided by the 06.17.670-930U?

A: This model delivers a brake torque of 25 ft lbs, providing reliable stopping power for industrial applications.

Q: What are the AC and DC engagement times for the 06.17.670-930U brake?

A: The engagement time for AC on this spring brake is 900 ms, while DC engagement is achieved in 40 ms.

Q: What shaft diameter does the 06.17.670-930U accommodate?

A: The 06.17.670-930U supports shaft diameters of up to 1.125 inches to fit compatible motor assemblies.

Q: What is the overhung load rating of the 06.17.670-930U spring brake?

A: With an overhung load rating of 330 lbs, this brake is suited for applications where significant shaft loads are present.

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