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SDK-1236S双保持电磁锁汽车锁止机构P挡锁驻车用自保持式電磁鐵

SDK-1236S双保持电磁锁汽车锁止机构P挡锁驻车用自保持式電磁鐵

SDK-1236S双保持电磁锁汽车锁止机构P挡锁驻车用自保持式電磁鐵

SDK-1236S双保持电磁锁汽车锁止机构P挡锁驻车用自保持式電磁鐵

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SDK-1236S双保持电磁锁汽车锁止机构P挡锁驻车用自保持式電磁鐵

尺寸：36*30*27mm

滑杆：直徑φ12mm

電壓：DC12V

行程：0-9mm

保持力：7-10N

推力：1.5-5N

功率：24W

電流：2A

電阻：6Ω

工作循环：通0.1秒断1秒

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型號：SDK-1236S-12E06

保持式電磁鐵使用了永磁铁(铁氧体或钕铁硼），使滑杆在断电后能够自保持在终点位置。工作原理与所有直线运动的電磁鐵相似，当线圈通电后，滑杆向铁芯移动，并最终停止在终点位置。而当电源切断之后，滑杆仍然保持在原位，如果要使滑杆返回，必须施加反向电流。这类電磁鐵都可以做成拉入或推出两种动作形式。

保持式電磁鐵分单向自保持和双向自保持两种，单向自保持只将滑杆保持在行程终端的一个位置，永磁铁放在线圈单侧，而双向自保持電磁鐵采用双线圈结构，永磁铁放在线圈中间，能将滑杆保持在始与终的两个不同的位置，且两个位置具有同等的输出力矩，具有双稳态特点。

電磁鐵是利用导电线圈产生的电磁吸力来操纵机械装置，以完成预期动作的一种电器，是将电能转换为机械能的一种电磁元件。保持式電磁鐵运用脉冲电流产生机械能，然后断电自保持，具有节能不发热等优点。

SDK-1236S系列双保持電磁鐵属于中大型尺寸的推拉直动脉冲電磁鐵，力量较大，被广泛应用于汽车P挡锁等汽车锁止机构。

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尺寸：36*30*27mm

滑杆：直徑φ12mm

電壓：DC12V

行程：0-9mm

保持力：7-10N

推力：1.5-5N

功率：24W

電流：2A

電阻：6Ω

工作循环：通0.1秒断1秒

双保持電磁鐵是非标定制电子元器件，除了外壳、盖板和线圈骨架是模具成型外，其他配件和参数都可以按需求加工定制。

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1.? 联系客服：请致电或微信、邮件客服。（手机微信号：137-1408-9194，郵箱：sales@zanty.com）

2.? 提供需求：提供电压、力量、行程、通断比和尺寸大小等参数。

3.? 规格书确认：我们根据需求选型并出规格书，除了外框尺寸不能变，其他轴杆大小长短都可定制，如果按特定的外框尺寸做，则需开模。

4.? 打样：我们根据规格书制作样品，制作周期7天左右。

5.? 样品测试：样品测试合格则下批量订单，不合格则重做样品。

6.? 批量生产：签订批量买卖合同。

为了更详细了解您的定制需求，您可以选择下载以下《産品定制需求表》，填写完成后发送邮件或微信给我们。

SDK-1236S双保持电磁锁産品定制需求表.docx

关于双保持推拉電磁鐵定制的一些规则和参数，请参阅以下说明。

我们的電磁鐵产品广泛用于工业自动化、生活自动化、办公自动化等领域。

工業自動化有：繡花機、紡織機、燒錄機、貼片機、機械手臂、機器人等。

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辦公自動化有：刻字機、打印機、複印機、密碼鎖、各種自動門鎖、保險櫃、充電櫃、漏電保護開關等。

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