D39 L47 Axial Flexible Clamp Couplings With Screw Double Disk Coupling

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A coupling is a mechanical device used to connect two shafts to transmit power and torque and to allow relative motion between the shafts. It is often used to solve problems such as misalignment between shafts, different shaft diameters, and messy shaft spacing. The following is a brief introduction of the coupling:

1. Function: Couplings are used to connect two shafts so that they can transmit power and torque while allowing a certain degree of axial, radial and angular offset. It transmits rotational motion and torque from one axis to another, ensuring smooth operation of the system.

2. Features:

Compensation for misalignment: Couplings can compensate for misalignment between shafts, including axial, radial, and angular misalignment, thereby reducing shock and vibration caused by misalignment and protecting the mechanical components of the system.

Transmitting torque: Couplings can transmit rotational motion and torque, transfer power from one shaft to another, and achieve mechanical transmission.

Shock absorption: Couplings can absorb shocks and vibrations caused by starting, stopping or load changes, protecting system components from damage.

Easy installation: The installation of the coupling is relatively simple, usually it only needs to be installed on the two shafts, and the appropriate connection method, such as pins, keys, bolts, etc., should be selected according to the specific model.

3.type:

 Elastic coupling: One of the common types of couplings, using elastic elements (such as rubber, springs, etc.) to compensate for misalignment between shafts and transmit torque.

Gear coupling: It adopts gear transmission mode to transmit torque and rotary motion, and is widely used in high torque transmission system.

Rubber sleeve couplings: Similar to elastic couplings, rubber sleeves are used to absorb vibration and shock.

Locking coupling: The shafts are tightly connected together by fixing elements such as bolts and pins.

Couplings are widely used in engineering and are commonly found in rotating equipment such as mechanical transmission systems, motor connections, pumps and fans. Selecting the proper coupling type and size is critical to ensuring power transfer, reducing vibration and extending equipment life.