TalarisTM Metal Graphite Composite Electrical Contacts
St Marys Carbon’s new TalarisTM G500 composite, lead-free (RoHS compliant) electrical contact and brush material provides the industry’s most durable electrical brushes and collector shoes, with double the material strength of competing grades, and no galling. These high-performance components are idea for applications where long-term durability and reliability are mission critical.
KEY END PRODUCTS
Our TalarisTM Electrical Contacts are used in a variety of end products. Remember that we custom-design our products to fit your needs, so please contact us if you have a need outside of those below and we’ll work with you to find a solution.
- Shipyard Cranes
- Mass Transportation
- Remote Marine Wind Turbines
- Aerial Trams/People Movers
- Pick & Place Robots
- Automated Warehouse Robots
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Why Bearings Fail and How to Prevent It
All bearings have a fixed life expectancy. Some are replaced because of normal wear or spalling, and others need replacing because of premature wear or failure. An unexpected failure can cause damage to equipment, downtime, costly replacement, and possibly even injury. And, even before they fail, the premature wear is likely to have effects on performance …
Carbon Graphite Conductivity & Expansion
When deciding on the materials for carbon graphite components or parts, it all starts with a thorough review of the application which includes the components’ form/function/fit and property identifying the “must haves” and the “nice to haves” and melding these with a design for manufacturability. There are three important physical characteristics …
