In this video, we see a single-piece construction coupling with the two aluminum hubs molded and vibration-absorbing rubber. The “XG2” designing with damping and high rigidity helps the coupling meet servomotors’ demanding high gain and its precision positioning requirement. NBK www.nbk1560.com
NBK Flexus line
This is a multi-functional part made of various materials with slits and the portion between the slits works as a spring. It is a simple structure made of various materials with slits and its functionality is demonstrated in a flexible coupling（ MST and MSX ). This protects arbitrary spring properties against compression, tension, shearing, and […]
Damping servomotor couplings — New ways to use flexible couplings to minimize hunting and boost system stability
August 27, 2017 update: The full-length technical feature on this servo-coupling topic of damping and gain setting is now live. New technological improvements in servomotors have spurred dramatic improvements in response frequencies. The catch is that vibration (and hunting) tend to arise when designers apply high gain settings to servo systems and use advanced couplings […]
MJC-BL jaw-type, flexible coupling from NBK
The MJC-BL is a jaw type flexible coupling. A tight tit enables transmission with zero backlash at low torque. The easy fit allows users to assemble and partition the hub and sleeve smoothly. The coupling’s flexibility allows eccentricity, angular misalignment and twisting vibration to be accepted. It has electrical insulation and a resistance value: Not […]
Basics: What is a clamping screw
Clamping screws are machine elements which use screw thrust for workpiece fixing and positioning. Point contact by the full ball securely fixes the workpiece. Advantages of using Clamping Screws By replacing hex socket head cap screws and hex socket set screws with clamping bolts when clamping (fixing) workpieces, point contact with workpieces can be achieved. […]
Bellows-type flexible couplings: NBK specifications
Bellows-type flexible couplings from NBK allows for eccentricity, angular misalignment, and end-play. The bellows is stainless steel. MBB couplings work extremely well with servomotors and stepper motors, but are inappropriate for pairing with general-purpose motors. MBB couplings are zero-backlash couplings, though slightly less forgiving of misalignment than come other compliant types. Bellows-type flexible couplings: Selection example Note that […]
NBK’s MJ jaw couplings for power-transmission designs
NBK’s MJ jaw couplings are suitable for power-transmission designs. They can transmit high torque and address reasonable levels of misalignment. They also impart vibration absorption … … just a few reasons why jaw types are widely used in PT applications. If an application needs the coupling to address more misalignment, NBK offers MOR Oldham-type couplings. […]
Dual purpose of miniature couplings：motion control and power transmission
How to select couplings A simple and generally used method to select the most suitable coupling is the four step approach. That is, 1. Select the coupling type suitable to the intended usage 2. Select the material of the coupling in line with the environment of usage 3. Select the coupling size fitted to the […]
Video: NBK on precision coupling selection for factory automation applications
There are many ways to improve the productivity in the Servo System. For example, there is the possibility that you can shorten the production cycle time if you use a high performance servo motor and an actuator. There are also many different kinds of couplings. In this video, NBK explains the basic points on how […]
High-gain rubber couplings from NBK
NBK America now offers the XG Series of couplings. Why? TO keep pace with the evolution of servomotors. Couplings today are a key component for helping servomotor-driven setups deliver speed-response frequencies … without the problem of vibration that usually accompanies such designs. In fact, it’s difficult to get maximum servomotor performance with high-rigidity couplings such as […]
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