The zinc die-cast cabinet "U" handles with power switching function GN 422 can be utilized for any application due to their universal design. They are typically used on safety doors for unlocking safety closures.

The cabinet "U" handles are also equipped with one or two switches with integrated LED ring lighting, which light up red or green depending on the polarity.

The switches GN 3310 and the suitable cables with connector coupling GN 330 can be ordered separately.

The swing clamps of the series GN 875 / GN 876 perform two motions: The clamping arm first rotates by 90 degrees from its resting position, then travels in a linear motion down onto the workpiece in the actual clamping stroke. Thanks to the rotary movement, either to the left or the right, the workpiece remains accessible from above, allowing it to be positioned and removed directly.

The freely selectable mounting brackets as well as the various clamping arm designs allow the clamps to be adapted to the specific situation. There is even a completely customizable adapter flange.

The swivel clamps are available in block design with T-groove mounts for end stop sensors or in a compact design with male thread which can be easily mounted in a height-adjustable fashion using a threaded adapter flange.

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Stainless Steel-Indexing plungers GN 817.6 with sensor for position monitoring allow for electronic monitoring of the plunger pin state. For this purpose, a magnet is integrated into the plunger pin that switches the sensor upon engaging after approx. 2/3 of the locking distance l1. The sensor electronics then outputs a high signal, e.g. to a machine control, and additionally indicates this switch state with an LED on the sensor.

Ganter is expanding its range of indexing plungers with a technical treat. The newest addition, type GN 817.7, is pneumatically actuated and can be seamlessly integrated into automated processes thanks to state-of-the-art sensors.

There aren’t actually any indexing plunger variants lacking from Ganter’s portfolio. Nevertheless, the development team consistently succeeds in integrating new functionality that opens up new application possibilities.

The most recent indexing plunger development is pneumatically actuated. Plus, the part also detects both end positions with just a single sensor. This makes GN 817.7 a logical advancement over the manually operated indexing plunger GN 817.6. The new variant can also be used in hard-to-reach locations and can be integrated into automated processes. What’s more, GN 817.7 can be used as a replacement for GN 817.6 without any changes in dimensioning or signal processing.

The position detection of GN 817.7 is once again based on proven magnet technology but with some important new innovations. Not only are both end positions now detected but they can also be individually defined. The sensor teaching can be performed directly on-site with a small operating element on the sensor, which is held in place by a clip and supported by a cable. There are even LEDs for visual feedback. The other option for teaching is to use the convenient IO-Link feature via the system control unit. This standardized interface makes teaching a quick affair and also allows for immediate replacement in the case of faults, which significantly reduces downtime.

The high signals upon reaching the respective end positions are transmitted directly over the 4-pin M8 cable plug to the control unit of the system.

The GN 817.7 is made of robust stainless steel and is available in four plunger diameters and three functional variants. Type D is double-acting, meaning that the plunger is pneumatically retracted and extended. Types A and E are single-acting: the pneumatic actuation retracts the plunger in the case of type A and extends it in the case of type E. Note: The spring-loaded plunger always returns independently to its initial position if air pressure is lost.

The indexing plunger operates with pressures between 4 and 6 bar, while the IP 67-compliant sensor emits DC signals between 12 and 30 volts.

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GN 139.1 hinges with safety switch are used for hinged and opening protective equipment such as doors or covers on machines, in plants, in automation engineering and in the automobile industry. The hinge is compact and sturdy, making it the ideal choice for many applications.

Classed as protective equipment, GN 139.1 hinges with safety switch can prevent hazardous situations as the contacts change their status from a defined opening angle forward.This switching point can be adjusted within the range+4°.

The electrical switching elements are fully integrated in the mechanical hinge and are invisible from the outside, allowing the hinges to be classed under IP 67 (plug-type version) and IP 69K (cable version). Two contact switches offer double safety! The concealed bolt attachment from the back also makes this hinge particularlytamper-proof.

The GN 139.2 hinges are similar in design and differ externally only by featuring a connector plug, making them the ideal choice as add-on hinge with unchanged perfect appearance.

Flat and angled mounting plates are available to mount the hinges, allowing them to be mounted from the front or in the clearance between door frame and door.

Oblong holes are designed for mounting to profile systems.

In general, the GN 139.1 hinges with safety switch conform to many international standards and directives.

The GN 330 cables with M12 x 1 connector round off this product range.

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