Products by Servometer

May 26, 2010 by kzipp  
Filed under Industry News

Servometer® / PMG, LLC designs and manufactures  electrodeposited nickel bellows, bellows assemblies, flexible shaft couplings, electrical contacts and  electroforms.

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The company offers miniature nickel alloy metal bellows as small as .020 in. (.5 mm) in diameter. They are seamless and non-porous, resisting dust, dirt and moisture that cause contamination in critical applications. Servometer bellows are leak tight to 1 x 10-9 std. cc/sec., and can be designed for “infinite” life expectancy (100 x 106 cycles).
Also, the company’s line of bellows-type flexible shaft couplings have a torque range from 1.4 Ncm to 198 Ncm. Outside diameters range from .252 in. (6.4 mm) to 2.40 in. (61 mm) and overall lengths from .5 in. (12.7 mm) to 2.44 in. (62 mm). Larger sizes and greater torque capabilities are available on a custom basis.

Servometer self-aligning spring contacts  feature negligible insertion and inductance loss. They are well-suited for repetitive connect and disconnect. Outside diameters in stock range from .037 in. (1 mm) to .245 in. (6.22 mm). Custom contacts are offered with bellows diameters as small as .020 in. (.5 mm).

The company’s electroforms are suitable for  unusual shapes, close tolerances, high strength and ultra-thin walls. It can also withstand temperatures as low as -423° F. Diameters range from .020 in. (.5 mm) to 9 in. (229 mm). Surface micro-finishes as fine as 4 R.M.S. are also available.

Servometer
www.servometer.com

Things to Consider When Choosing Flexible Shaft Couplings

December 9, 2009 by CouplingTips  
Filed under Flexible, Industry News

shaft couplingsT.E.A Transmissions says machine designers should consider torsional stiffness, backlash, torque and attachment style when looking to specify flexible shaft couplings.

According to T.E.A Transmissions, its bellows couplings have high torsional stiffness and can be used in any drive system where high levels of motion integrity are essential.

The company says bellow couplings are backlash free and capable of speeds up to 10,000Rpm.

T.E.A Transmission claims helix couplings are manufactured as one piece therefore achieving its flexibility in angular, radial and axial modes. The couplings are capable of speeds up to 8000Rpm.

Bellows and helix couplings are typically used for encoder drives in closed-loop servo system applications.

www.tea.net.au