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FORM NO. L-21699-B-1120

NOTE

For quick response, Nexen recommends a quick 

exhaust valve and short air lines between the 

Control Valves and the unit.  Align the air inlet 

ports to a down position to allow condensation 

to drain out of the air chambers of the product.

CAUTION

Low air pressure will cause slippage 

and damage.

All Nexen pneumatically actuated devices require clean 

and dry air, which meet or exceeds ISO 8573.1:2001 

Class 4.4.3 quality. 

1. 

Basic Configuration:

 

Attach a Standard Air Fitting to the Rod Lock. Use 

Teflon tape and/or pipe sealant on the threads. This 

configuration will have slower response times.

 

Standard Configuration:

 

Attach the Quick Exhaust Valve to the Rod Lock. Use 
Teflon tape and/or pipe sealant on the threads.

Cable Wire 

Color

Valve

24 VDC Valve Pin

DIN Connector 

for 964650 (Inch 

NFPA Units)

Brown

+

1

White

-

2

Green

Ground Ground

DIN Connector for 

964651 (Metric 

ISO Units)

Black,L

+

1

Black,Labeled -

-

2

Green

Ground Ground

Table 3

Optional Solenoid Valve Specifications

Ports Part # Voltage Power Resistance Current Cv

English 964650 24 VDC 4 W 145 ohms .17 A .25

Metric 964651 24 VDC 4.8 W 120 ohms .20 A .915

DANGER

Support the load before disengaging the 
Rod Lock.  Failure to support the load 
could result in serious bodily injury.  

CAUTION

24 VDC valve connector has a 

suppression diode installed across the 

coil. Observe proper voltage polarity or 

connector damage will result.

FIGURE  7  

Optional Solenoid Valve #964651 

(Metric Units)

Exhaust 

Silencer

To Quick Exhaust, Brake

Air Supply

Tube Fitting

Manual Override*

(English Units)

DIN 

Connector

Lead Wires

1/8 NPT (English Units)

1/8 BSPT (Metric Units)

- 1/4” O.D. Tube     

  (English Units)
- 6mm O.D. Tube 

  (Metric Units)

Manual Override*

(Metric Units)

CAUTION

The Rod Lock will disengage if you 

depress the domed button at the top 

of the Solenoid Valve (if air pressure 

is applied). The LED will illuminate 

when the Solenoid Valve is actuated 

and the Rod Lock is disengaged.

 

With Optional Solenoid:

 

Mount the optional Solenoid Valve directly to the Rod 

Lock using supplied fittings. Use Teflon tape and/or pipe 

sealant on the threads. If the optional Solenoid Valve isn't 

mounted directly to the Rod Lock, it is recommended 

to mount a Quick Exhaust Valve near the Rod Lock 

for better brake response times. Refer to 

Figure 7

Table 2

NOTE:  

Align the air inlet ports in the down position to 

allow condensation to drain out of the air chamber. 

2.  Attach the air supply line to the air inlet, the quick 

exhaust valve, or the solenoid valve, depending on 

configuration selected in 

Step 1

.

3.    If using optional solenoid valve, attach DIN Connector 

cable to valve by pressing DIN Connector onto valve 

power pins and tightening DIN Connector fastener.  

Then connect DIN Connector cable wires, using 

Table 

2

, to the appropriate power supply, see 

Table 3

.

Optional Solenoid Valve #964650 

(English Units)

Quick Exhaust Valves Air Pressure Ratings:

8 Bar [120 PSIG] 

Max

 (All Q.E. Valves)

0 Bar [0 PSIG] 

Min

 (English Q.E. Valve)

3 Bar [44 PSIG] 

Min

 (Metric Q.E. Valve)

Fittings are 

configured 

differently 

on Metric 

Solenoid 

Valve.

See Sales 

Drawing.

Rod Lock Unit Size

Quick Exhaust Valve

Part Number

Size 150-, 200- & 250-

NFPA Inch Units

945100 (.125-27 NPT)

Size 032-, 040-, 050- & 063-

Metric ISO Units

945127 (.125-28 BSPP)

Size 325-, 400-, 500-, 600- & 800-

 NFPA Inch Units

945125 (.250-18 NPT)

Size 080-, 100- & 125-

 Metric ISO Units

945128

 

(.250-19 BSPP)

BSPP ports accept BSPP or BSPT fittings of the same size.

ISO-G and BSPP are the same thing.

*

ROD LOCK AIR CONNECTIONS (Does not apply to customer cylinder)

The Nexen Rod Lock is equipped with a NPTF or BSPP 

(ISO-G) port for the air inlet. Route clean air, using soft or 

hard lines, supplying at least 4.1 bar [60 psi] to facilitate 
full disengagement. 

NOTE: Install the valve in close proximity to the Rod 

Lock unit for faster engagement and disengagement. 
Higher air pressures will also speed the disengagement 

time, but do not exceed 8.0 bar [120 psi] air pressure. 

The Nexen Rod Lock is equipped with a port for the internal 

vent (filters are included with most models). If the air quality 

around the application is poor, route the vent of the Rod 

Lock to a more suitable area, or use a filtered breather. 

Contact Nexen for available components. 

NOTE: Clean air is important for proper Rod Lock 

functioning. Debris inside the Rod Lock may inhibit 

performance and/or shorten the life of the product.

Summary of Contents for Nexsafe RLSSB-C

Page 1: ... Rated Rod Shaft Lock Spring Engaged Air Released RLSSB S Stand Alone RLSSB C Cylinder Mount RLSSB C MR Cylinder Mount with Manual Release RLSSB S MR Stand Alone with Manual Release LINEAR MOTION CONTROL PRODUCTS User Manual safe Certified Safety Products ...

Page 2: ...ice until the machinery into which it is to be incorporated has been declared in conformity with the applicable provisions of the Directive Read this manual carefully before installation and operation Follow Nexen s instructions and integrate this unit into your system with care This unit should be installed operated and maintained by qualified personnel ONLY Improper installation can damage your ...

Page 3: ...autions 4 Product Description 5 Safety Standard Compliance 6 Transport Handling Storage 6 Installation 7 Rod Material 8 Lubrication 8 Optional Operating Mode Sensor s 9 Rod Lock Air Connections 10 Air Controls and Programming 11 Manual Release 12 Service 12 Troubleshooting 13 Warranty 14 ...

Page 4: ...roduct The parts have complex shapes and machined edges CAUTION Do not use a Rod Lock to stop a rotating shaft This product is not intended for torsional braking or frequent dynamic braking WARNING Ensure proper guarding of the product is used Nexen recommends the machine builder design guarding in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Occupational Safety and Health Hazards Do not engage the Rod Lock w...

Page 5: ... the rod Manual release units are also equipped with a cam operated manual release feature to mechanically disengage the rod lock A series of equally spaced compression springs provide the rod lock actuating force Dozens of ball bearings separate a split tapered collar and piston The piston travels up the ramp on the collar under spring force and causes the split collar to constrict on the rod Air...

Page 6: ...re Observe intended use of the Rod Lock Rod Lock sized and applied correctly per system requirements Rod Locks are to be selected and integrated into the safety machine in accordance with ISO 13849 1 2015 by the system manufacturer TRANSPORT HANDLING STORAGE During transport the product will be in the default engaged position with a dummy rod inserted eliminating the possibility of parts shifting ...

Page 7: ...changeably The S stand alone series Rod Locks are designed to mount on round guide rods and are typically mounted in accordance with the design of the machine The C cylinder series Rod Locks are designed to mount directly to NFPA or ISO flush mount air cylinders The C mounted Rod Locks come with 4 mounting screws These screws are used to attach the Rod Lock to cylinders with tapped holes in the in...

Page 8: ...8 inch Greater than 52 HRC 8 3 microns 0 0003 0 0005 inch The diameter should lie in the h8 tolerance range Reference USAS B4 1 1967 1974 ISO 286 1 1988 ISO 286 2 1988 The rod must be clean and dry to maintain optimum holding forces The surface roughness Rmax should be 1 6 microns 63 micro inch or better The rated holding force corresponds to static load conditions If the rated value is exceeded s...

Page 9: ...o the measured state Once installed on the rod Nexen recommends checking the positioning of the sensor for proper switching location Wire magnetic sensor and insert cable clip into t slot per the instructions included with the sensor s Provide power to sensor and complete the following Sensing Disengagement Position 1 With rod lock on rod supply air pressure to the rod lock so it is disengaged 2 I...

Page 10: ... and or pipe sealantonthethreads IftheoptionalSolenoidValveisn t mounted directly to the Rod Lock it is recommended to mount a Quick Exhaust Valve near the Rod Lock for better brake response times Refer to Figure 7 Table 2 NOTE Align the air inlet ports in the down position to allow condensation to drain out of the air chamber 2 Attach the air supply line to the air inlet the quick exhaust valve o...

Page 11: ... below STAND ALONE MOUNTING Specifications match those of cylinder models listed above Figure 8 W Lowering Control Raising Control 5 3 4 2 12 1 1 3 2 Rod Lock Flow Control Valves 3 Way Valve Regulator 5 3 Valve Quick Exhaust Valve Manual Override Defaults to Lock If Equipped System Shown Vertical mounting with the load on top of the cylinder Figure 10 System Shown Cylinder control using a 5 3 valv...

Page 12: ...e clockwise direction as shown by the arrows on the product Do not turn the bolt counterclockwise damage to the release mechanism may result CAUTION Do not over torque release mechanism Using excessive torque may damage mechanism SERVICE Note Safety Rated Units are not customer serviceable Please contact Nexen for repair or replacement Mission Time 10 years maximum Dependent upon cycle rate and us...

Page 13: ...Debris on rod Check rod and clean if necessary Rod is worn Reposition so rod lock is clamping on an unworn section of rod Ensure rod is as specified in Rod Material Section Sensor Feedback not working Magnetic sensor interference Sensor is detecting a magnetic field Avoid any ferrous materials in close proximity to sensor Sensor positioning Check sensor position Follow installation instructions No...

Page 14: ...ATURE WHATSOEVER WHETHER ARISING OUT OF BREACH OF WARRANTY OR OTHER BREACH OF CONTRACT NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORT OR OTHERWISE EVEN IF NEXEN SHALL HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OR LIKELIHOOD OF SUCH POTENTIAL LOSS OR DAMAGE For all of the purposes hereof the term consequential damages shall include lost profits penalties delay damages liquidated damages or other damages and liabilities which ...

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