FAQ
Q1: What is the FUJI LATEX FWM-E Series?
A: The FUJI LATEX FWM-E Series consists of coolant-resistant adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers designed to absorb end-stop impact and provide smooth deceleration in industrial machinery.
Q2: What equipment is the FWM-E Series suitable for?
A: It is suitable for machine tools, automation equipment, processing machines, slides, transfer mechanisms, cylinder ends, and other equipment where water-soluble coolant may be present.
Q3: What models are available in the FWM-E Series?
A: Models include FWM-E1008VBD, FWM-E1210MBD, FWM-E1410RBD, FWM-E1612XBD, FWM-E2016EBD, FWM-E2530GBD, and FWM-E2725FBD.
Q4: Is the FWM-E Series fixed or adjustable?
A: The FWM-E Series is adjustable, allowing absorption characteristics to be matched to machine load, impact speed, and stopping conditions.
Q5: What is the maximum absorption energy of the FWM-E Series?
A: Depending on the model, maximum absorption energy ranges from 1.76 to 79.3 J, with 79.3 J being the highest capacity in this series.
Q6: What maximum equivalent mass can the FWM-E Series handle?
A: Depending on the model, maximum equivalent mass ranges from 10 to 450 kg for different machine loads and impact conditions.
Q7: What is the impact speed range of the FWM-E Series?
A: The FWM-E Series has an impact speed range of 0.3 to 2 m/s and a maximum operation cycle of 60 cycles per minute.
Q8: How is the FWM-E Series different from standard adjustable shock absorbers?
A: In addition to adjustable hydraulic cushioning, the FWM-E Series features a coolant-resistant specification for equipment environments where water-soluble coolant may be present.
Q9: What should be checked when installing an FWM-E shock absorber?
A: Ensure sufficient mounting strength, use an external stopper, avoid excessive eccentric loading, and confirm that impact speed, energy, equivalent mass, and cycle rate remain within the applicable range.
Q10: How do I select the correct FWM-E model?
A: Check moving mass, impact speed, driving force, cycle rate, required stroke, thread size, absorption energy, and available mounting space, or contact GATO Corporation for selection support.