Meridian Laboratory ROTOCON MXT Through-Bore Slip Rings
ROTOCON MXT provides a brushless rotating electrical interface around a central through bore. It can mount over a machine shaft or preserve a central service path while transferring configured power and signal circuits. The exact bore, contact count and terminations determine the assembly; a through hole does not itself supply a fluid rotary union or a complete load-bearing machine shaft.
Key Specifications
Product role | Through-bore rotary electrical connector for power and signals |
Two-contact,0–1 in bore row | 18 A/contact;36 A/unit;4.73 in total length;3.00 in body diameter;750 rpm listed |
Two-contact,1–2 in bore row | 18 A/contact;36 A/unit;5.12 in length;4.25 in body diameter;350 rpm listed |
Two-contact,2–3 in bore row | 18 A/contact;36 A/unit;5.52 in length;6.00 in body diameter;250 rpm listed |
Broader bore offering | Category describes sizes up to 4 in; exact model and mounting drawing required |
Mounting | Set-screw shaft mounting described as standard; flange mounting optional |
Terminations | Ring terminals, flying leads or configured connectors on rotor/stator |
Data scope | Suitable circuits and cables required for the selected electrical signals |
Environmental option | Protection up to IP67 by configuration |
Price | Request a quote for full contact/bore/termination specification |
Applications and Industries
Rotary indexing, packaging and coaxial machinery requiring a central shaft or service path
Industrial automation
Review Summary
Consider MXT when an end-of-shaft connector would obstruct the required central passage. Compare exact bore-dependent drawings and speed limits. The two-contact examples show that a larger hole can increase the surrounding envelope and reduce the listed RPM even when the electrical current entry stays the same.
Price and Configuration
Request a quote for the selected configuration,quantity and delivery schedule. Confirm the exact model,options,integration scope and support terms.
