Slip rings · Rotary joints · Integrated slip rings
Power, data, fluid, and more across a rotating interface.
Slip Ring USA helps engineers specify slip rings and rotary joints for electrical power, data, fiber optics, radio frequency, gas, vacuum, and liquid transfer. Start with a product family or define a custom integrated assembly around the application.
Backed by 30+ years of slip-ring development & manufacturing experience
Slip Ring USA combines U.S.-based application support with an established global manufacturing partner whose engineering and production experience spans more than three decades. Availability, testing, and delivery timing are confirmed for the final configuration.
Products by transfer medium
Choose what needs to cross the rotating interface, then review the available capabilities and options.
Electrical transfer
Electrical slip rings
Power, control signals, and high-speed data across rotation
- Power, control, and defined data paths
- Capsule, through-bore, and high-current architectures
- Application-specific engineering review
Liquid & gas transfer
Liquid & gas rotary joints
Multi-passage fluid and pneumatic transfer
- Gas, vacuum, and liquid transfer
- Single- and multi-passage architectures
- Media, pressure, and leakage reviewed per application
Fiber optic transfer
Fiber optic rotary joints
Loss-stable optical transfer across a rotating interface
- Single- and multi-channel architectures
- Single-mode and multimode options
- Optical budget verified per link
Radio frequency transfer
Radio frequency rotary joints
Coaxial rotary joints for controlled-impedance RF transfer
- Single- and multi-channel architectures
- 50- and 75-ohm options
- Frequency and power qualified per channel
How a request works
01
Share the application
Tell us what must cross the rotating interface, how it moves, the available space, and the operating environment.
02
Our team reviews your request
An application specialist identifies missing requirements and reviews the likely architecture, risks, and validation needs.
03
Configure, quote, and qualify
After the technical configuration is defined, we confirm pricing and schedule and support qualification through production release.
Schedule confirmation
- Application review
- Requirements confirmed
- Prototype or sample
- Schedule quoted by configuration
- Production release
- Delivery plan confirmed before order