Pulley Drive

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A coupling is a mechanism that connects two shafts at their ends in order to transmit Power. They also hep in incorporate overload protection. In the event of space constraints, to add further flexibility while transmitting power. Also, to reduce jerk loads while roation of shafts. Couplings are categorized into two types: material flexing and mechanical flexing. Mechanical flexing connections accommodate misalignment caused by metal surface shaking, rolling, or sliding. Lubrication is required for all metal mechanical flexing connections.

Roller Chain Coupling :

Torque is transmitted through the intertwining of the sprocket teeth and chain, and the accompanying clearances allow for angular, parallel, and axial misalignment. Depending on the use, chain couplings require periodic lubrication. Lubricant is usually dusted onto the chain, and a cover is utilised to maintain the lubricant on the coupling.

Flange coupling:

Flanges are present on both sides of the two sleeves in this case. Both flanges are made up of an equal number of threaded holes for fastening. Bolts and nuts are then used to connect the flanges. On the hub and shafts, a key area is also supplied to prevent slippage. In this case, a tapered key is employed. This prevents the hub from loosening or moving rearward and keeps it fixed to the shafts. Flange couplings are utilised in medium and heavy-duty industrial applications.

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◎ Fast Delivery
◎ Reliable and Flexible
◎ Minimized Assembly
◎Bigger Bore limits.
◎ Obliges Angular, Parallel and Axial Misalignment