Johnson 2800 Series Pneumatic Air Operated Disc Brakes

The Johnson 2800 Series Pneumatic Air Operated Disc Brakes are engineered for superior performance and reliability in demanding industrial applications. Available in 10 versatile models, these brakes are designed to meet a wide range of operational needs. Constructed from durable steel and ductile iron, they feature non-asbestos linings, ensuring safety and compliance with industry standards. The brakes can be foot or side-mounted, offering flexibility in installation, and are equipped with aluminum shoes and either solid or ventilated discs made from carbon or stainless steel. With options for cast iron or non-ferrous actuation, these brakes can be spring or hydraulic set/release, and feature a single or double actuator offset to either side of the disc. The mechanism is free-floating when set and self-centering when released, making it ideal for applications such as hoists, winches, conveyors, drives, and processing machines.

Customization is a key feature of the Johnson 2800 Series, allowing you to tailor the brakes to your specific requirements. Choose from a variety of special alloys, coatings, controls, and custom mountings to enhance performance and durability. This adaptability ensures that the brakes can be optimized for unique operational environments, providing a bespoke solution for your braking needs.

The technical specifications of the 2800 Series highlight its robust capabilities. With a disc thickness of 1.75 inches (44 mm) and a minimum to maximum disc diameter range of 30 to 90 inches (760 to 2286 mm), these brakes deliver a maximum applied force of 19,200 lb (85,400 N) and dynamic torque ranging from 10,000 lb.ft (13,600 Nm) to 34,000 lb.ft (46,100 Nm). Weighing in at 225 lb (102 kg), the 2800 Series is engineered to provide powerful and reliable braking performance in even the most challenging conditions. For further customization or inquiries about discs outside the standard range, please contact our support team at 1-888-547-DUKE (3853).