Fife MicroSymat Offset Pivot Guide

The MicroSymat is a super-compact electromechanical guiding system designed specifically for narrow-web guiding applications. This single-roll offset pivot guide is available with two standard roller faces: 80 mm (3.15 inches), and 100 mm (3.94 inches), with diameters of 50 mm (1.97 inches), 75 mm (2.95 inches), 100 mm (3.94 inches). Maximum allowed tension is 100N (22.5 lbf).

Depending on your needs and sensor(s) selected, the MicroSymat delivers precise, reliable operation in edge, center, or line guide applications. A Servo-Center transducer provides automatic guide centering to speed the setup and threading process, resulting in minimum downtime and reduced waste.

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Description

FIFE MICROSYMAT SPECIFICATIONS

  • Roller Diameter Minimum1.97 inches
  • Roller Diameter Maximum3.94 inches
  • Maximum Correction4 – 8 mm
  • Roller Face80 / 100 mm
  • Shifting Speeds3.11 inch/sec
  • Maximum Tension100 N
  • Ambient Temperature32 to 140˚ F
  • Weight4 lb
  • Protection ClassIP40
  • Roller Diameter Minimum50 mm
  • Roller Diameter Maximum100 mm
  • Maximum Correction4 – 8 mm
  • Roller Face80 / 100 mm
  • Shifting Speeds79 mm/sec
  • Maximum Tension100 N
  • Ambient Temperature0 to 60° C
  • Weight2 kg
  • Protection ClassIP40

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