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Clock Mechanisms

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Our standard electrically driven clocks mechanisms for interior, exterior and outdoor use, are quite simply, built to last. All parts are machined to fine tolerances and non-ferrous materials are used throughout. The main plates and support tube are in brass, as is the hour tube and all gear wheels. A Stainless Steel minute spindle provides support and strength and does away with corrosion problems associated with inferior mild steel shafts. Even the locating screws are Stainless Steel.

 

For added protection, each of our clock movements is then fitted inside an IP rated case and all internal wiring is completed. There is no on-site wiring required. We supply all relevant leads so that the mechanism can be connected to a standard three-pin socket directly or via one of our automated clock control systems.

Mains powered clock mechanism
CL50

 

For dials up to 610mm in diameter using light weight hands. Has to be used with our TCSTC controller.

CL100

 

For dials up to 610mm in diameter. Using 230v mains or 12v stepper motors.

CL200

 

For dials up to 1220mm in diameter. With clutch for manual adjustment. Using 230v mains or 12v stepper motors.

CL300

 

For dials up to 1800mm in diameter. With clutch for manual adjustment. Using 230v mains or 12v stepper motors.

CL400

 

For dials up to 2440mm in diameter. 12v stepper motor driven using our TCSTC controller.

CL500

 

For dials up to 4000mm in diameter. 12v stepper motor driven using our TCSTC controller.

GD600F

 

For horizontal and inclined dials up to 6000mm diameter. 12v stepper motor driven using our TCSTC controller.

Slip Ring

 

Slip rings can be added to allow for LED illumination of the hands.

D-Drive

 

Our 'Direct Drive' mechanisms are used to convert traditional clocks. Using 230v mains or 12v stepper motors.

Multi Handed

 

Additional hands for seconds, wind speed & direction & call to prayer. 12v stepper motor driven using our TCSTC controller.

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The British Watch & Clock Makers' Guild
British Watch & Clock Makers
Made in Britain
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