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SBD315-A Safety brake

Dec 13, 2025

The SBD315‑A is a 315 kN clamping force, normally closed, spring‑applied, hydraulically released hydraulic disc safety brake-a fail‑safe device for low‑speed shafts of heavy industrial equipment like cranes, mining hoists, and inclined conveyors, with stable non‑asbestos friction linings and optional safety interlock switches.


Core Specifications

Parameter Value
Clamping force 315 kN
Brake type Normally closed, spring‑applied, hydraulically released disc brake
Applicable disc diameter 1600–1800 mm (typical)
Disc thickness 25–30 mm
Operating pressure 16–21 MPa
Release clearance 0.75–1.25 mm
Response time (closing) ≤ 0.8 s
Friction lining Non‑asbestos hard material, μ ≈ 0.36
Protection IP65
Ambient temp -20 °C to +60 °C
Weight ~235–280 kg
Safety switches Optional release limit + lining wear limit (PLC‑interlockable)

Structure & Working Principle

Structure: Symmetric two‑caliper design with disc springs, hydraulic cylinders, piston assemblies, brake shoes, and optional safety switches; uses imported seals for long life.

Fail‑Safe Operation:

Power‑on (pressure applied): Hydraulic oil pushes pistons outward, compressing disc springs to retract shoes and release the brake.

Power‑off (pressure lost): Disc springs expand, pushing shoes against the disc to engage the brake.

Safety switches signal brake status and lining wear for interlock protection.


Key Advantages

Fail‑safe reliability: Normally closed design ensures braking if power/hydraulics fail.

High performance: Stable friction coefficient; water/salt spray‑insensitive linings for harsh environments.

Smart safety: Optional limit switches enable real‑time monitoring and PLC interlocks.

Durable sealing: Premium seals minimize leakage and extend service life.

Easy maintenance: Modular design allows quick lining replacement and adjustment.


Applications

Primary: Emergency safety braking for low‑speed shafts of large/medium cranes, port handling machinery, and mining hoists.

Secondary: Working/emergency braking for inclined belt conveyors, cable cranes, and heavy material handling systems in harsh industrial settings.


Installation & Maintenance

Installation:

Mount on a rigid base; ensure disc concentricity (runout ≤ 0.15 mm) and parallelism with brake shoes.

Use compatible hydraulic hoses and proper fittings; bleed air from the system before commissioning.

Connect safety switches to the control system for interlock protection.

Maintenance:

Daily: Check hydraulic pressure, leaks, and switch status; clean surface and air breather.

3 months: Inspect oil quality; replace if contaminated.

6 months: Check lining thickness (replace if < 5 mm); verify seal integrity.

12 months: Overhaul cylinders; check disc surface for wear; calibrate safety switches.

2 years: Inspect disc spring elasticity (replace if fatigued); conduct a full‑system pressure retention test (pressure drop ≤ 0.5 MPa within 10 minutes); replace all hydraulic hoses.

Never modify safety‑related components; use original spare parts.

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