RF & Optic Rotary Joints

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What is a Rotary Joint?

A rotary joint is an instrument which is employed with the purpose of transferring either

liquids or gases which are either under pressure or located within a vacuum.

These fluids are being transferred from a fixed inlet over to a revolving outlet whilst both maintaining and

segregating the fluid contact, the device is largely responsible for providing a seal between the moving and stationary parts.

On the market there are many different types of rotary unions available today for you

to purchase however having the knowledge of each will benefit you when you come to make the choice of which to buy.

BFORJ series fiber optic slip ring is an optic + electromechanical device that allows the transmission of power and...

BMHF series High Frequency Rotary Joint (Slip Ring) is specifically designed to transmit high-speed serial dig...

Designed to meet your specific application requirements.

A flexible solution that can be easily integrated directly into your device.

There are several things that need to be considered before choose,

such as signal type (fiber optic,high-frequency or waveguide), speed, passages (channels),

transfer rate, connector code…… Please fill in the form of message on Online Enquiry ,

our professional engineer will choose for you.

Yes, we have over 2000 standard models in stock, and will take 3-5 days to delivery to you,

at most time, we can customize for you based on our standard models,

for more information please see custom slip rings.

Yes, our standard rotary joint products have a combination of fluid + electricity,

and we offer complete fluid, electrical, signal and data transmission solutions.

Yes, there are different types of FORJs, including single and multi-channel FORJs.

Single channel FORJ: designed to transmit a single optical signal;

Multi-channel FORJ: Simultaneous transmission of multiple optical signals;

Hybrid FORJ: can transmit optical signal and electrical signals.

There are generally three types of High-Frequency Rotary Joints: Coaxial,

Coaxial to waveguide, and waveguide to waveguide..

The key types of Waveguide Rotary Joints are the single-channel and multi-channel rotary joints.

Single-channel rotary joints allow the transmission of one signal at a time,

while multi-channel rotary joints can handle several signals simultaneously.

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