Custom large bore shaft collars and couplings for drive train applications in wind power generation systems are available from Stafford Manufacturing Corp. The company’s shaft collars and rigid…
Torsiflex disk couplings are torsionally stiff and backlash-free, incorporating an anti-flail feature. The couplings also withstand significant levels of misalignment without loss of operating performance. The design drives…
Stainless steel bellows couplings have grown more prevalent, driving the development of a wide variety of mounting configurations, wall thicknesses, lengths, torque ratings, etc. The 2009 BK series…
Servometer® / PMG, LLC designs and manufactures electrodeposited nickel bellows, bellows assemblies, flexible shaft couplings, electrical contacts and electroforms. The company offers miniature nickel alloy metal bellows as…
Coup-Link is a full line of zero backlash flexible shaft couplings including Beam, Bellows, Jaw, Disc and Oldham. All are available in a variety of mounting options including…
A newly developed FKM is well-suited for use as a Fluorocarbon sealing material. Volume swell in all CIP media was minimal and in some virtually zero. The materials…
Ruland Manufacturing Co. Inc. and Belden Inc. have started a joint venture in Europe. The company, PTMotion GmbH, has been operational since September 2009, and is headquartered in…
The GERWAH® line of products consists of magnetic couplings, metal bellows couplings, servo-insert couplings, line shafts, RING-flex® couplings and safety couplings. These couplings are available in a range…
The growing popularity of curved jaw (elastomer) style couplings for precision applications has driven the need for couplings that handle more than the traditional torque capacity of 2,150…
Leslie Langnau is the Managing Editor of the Design World Network. She also has more than 20 years experience as a technology editor, covering such areas as controls, mechanics, mechatronics, couplings, industrial networks, and the field now known as additive manufacturing (formerly rapid prototyping).
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