Electromagnetic Brake manufacturer profile

EIDE

EIDE is an electromagnetic brake manufacturer based in Spain. [S1]

Country
Spain [S1]
Website
eide.net
EIDE FAE electromagnetic brake
Official product image [S6]

Evidence scope

The retained official product route documents: EIDE manufactures industrial electromagnetic brakes and clutches in Castellar del Valles, Spain. This dossier uses that cited route as the editorial scope. [S4]

Electromagnetic Brake

Documented series: EIDE FAE current-operated electromagnetic brake

EIDE manufactures industrial electromagnetic brakes and clutches in Castellar del Valles, Spain. [S4]

Documented specifications for Electromagnetic Brake
Materialaluminium [S5]
  • EIDE FAE current-operated electromagnetic brake [S3]

Selection fit: Power-on electromagnetic brake for fast, repeatable stopping of industrial motor shafts, including FAE SKUs. [S3]

Product range and documented series

EIDE manufactures industrial electromagnetic brakes and clutches in Castellar del Valles, Spain. [S4]

  • EIDE FAE current-operated electromagnetic brake [S3]Source note: FAE Electromagnetic Brake | EIDE - Current-Operated Brake (+34) 937 146 511 [email protected] About Us Products Safety Brakes Brake

Procurement fit

The EIDE FAE series is specified as a power-on electromagnetic brake intended for fast, repeatable stopping of industrial motor shafts, including the FAE SKUs. Buyers should evaluate fit against application-side requirements such as shaft diameter, torque class, current supply arrangement, and duty cycle. Inventory, lead time, and authorized channel availability are not publicly documented.

Technical capabilities

The documented operating principle is current-operated electromagnetic engagement, with power applied to actuate the brake. This mechanism is consistent with power-on braking duty for industrial motor shafts, supporting rapid and repeatable stopping. Specific torque ratings, supply voltage, current draw at engagement, thermal classification, and dimensional envelope for the EIDE FAE are not publicly documented in the source material.

Markets and applications

The documented application setting is industrial motor shaft braking, where power-on engagement is required to bring rotating equipment to a controlled stop. Market sectors are therefore implicit in the use of such brakes across general industrial machinery. Named end-use industries, reference installations, and application case studies for the EIDE FAE series are not publicly documented.

Evidence limitations

Verified facts: country of origin Spain, category electromagnetic brake, series designation EIDE FAE current-operated electromagnetic brake, and the procurement-fit language as reproduced. Not publicly documented in the cited source: torque ratings, supply voltage, current draw, duty cycle, dimensions, mass, certifications, lead time, warranty terms, installed base, parent-company hierarchy, and recent corporate signals. All numeric values and model codes appear only as stated.

Editorial summary

EIDE is a Spain-based manufacturer listed in the industrial specification directory under the electromagnetic brake category. The single documented product line is the EIDE FAE current-operated electromagnetic brake. Profile scope is limited to this series as published; broader catalogs, divisions, or affiliated product families are not part of the verified record.

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Frequently asked questions

What Electromagnetic Brake product is documented for EIDE?

The retained product material names EIDE FAE current-operated electromagnetic brake. The dossier keeps this as a product-level statement rather than using it as a claim about the company's entire catalogue. [S3]

Research notes

The retained first-party packet supports a richer product-level reading surface, but it does not yet contain 600 words of distinct cited content. This noindex dossier remains in reviewing status until additional source-backed facts are retained.