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Damper list

FRT/FRN-D2 Series
RoHS Compliant

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Rotary Damper [Bi-Directional] [Uni-Directional] Fixed

Specification

Model Rated torque Damping direction
FRT-D2-501(G2) (50±10)X10-3N·m
(500±100gf·cm)		 Both directions
FRT-D2-102(G2) (100±20)X10-3N·m
(1000±200gf·cm)		 Both directions
FRT-D2-152(G2) (150±30)X10-3N·m
(1500±300gf·cm)		 Both directions
FRN-D2-R501(G2) (50±10)X10-3N·m
(500±100gf·cm)		 Clockwise
FRN-D2-L501(G2) Counter-clockwise
FRN-D2-R102(G2) (100±20)X10-3N·m
(1000±200gf·cm)		 Clockwise
FRN-D2-L102(G2) Counter-clockwise
FRN-D2-R152(G2) (150±30)X10-3N·m
(1500±300gf·cm)		 Clockwise
FRN-D2-L152(G2) Counter-clockwise

Note 1) Rated torque measured at a rotation speed of 20rpm at 23˚C
Note 2) Gear model number has G2 at the end
Note 3) Torque can be customized by changing the oil viscosity (see Customizable Torque Chart on page 57)

  • Max. rotation speed / 50rpm
  • Max. cycle rate / 10 cycle/min
  • Operating temperature / 0～50˚C
  • Weight /
    FRT-D2 : 8.3g,
    FRN-D2 : 11.8g (with gear : +0.6g)
  • Body and cap material / Polycarbonate (PC)
  • Rotating shaft materiall / Polyacetal, metal (FRT: POM, FRN: SUS)
  • Gear material / Polyacetal (POM)
  • Oil type / Silicone oil
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Gear Specifications


 Profile shifted spur gear
Tooth profile Involute
Module 1
Pressure angle 20˚
Number of teeth 12
Pitch circle diameter ø12
Addendum modification 0.375

Damper Characteristics

  1. Speed characteristics
    A rotary damper's torque varies according to the rotation speed. In general, as shown in the graph to the right, the torque increases as the rotation speed increases, and the torque decreases as the rotation speed decreases. In addition, please note that the starting torque slightly differs from the rated torque.
  2. Temperature characteristics
    A rotary damper's torque varies according to the ambient temperature. In addition, as shown in the graph to the right, the torque decreases as the ambient temperature increases, and the torque increases as the ambient temperature decreases. This is because the viscosity of the silicone oil inside the damper varies according to the temperature. When the temperature returns to normal, the torque will return to normal as well.
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