EC Series - Single Beam Clamp Style Couplings - Inch (Imperial) Bores Timken 68514456620

Описание

The Beam flexible coupling is formed from one piece of aluminum rod. A spiral slot is cut through the length of the aluminum tube forming a “spring” center section referred to as a helical coil or beam. The flexure allowed by the beam portion of the coupling is capable of accommodating angular, parallel and axial misalignment while continuing to convey power between the attached shafts. This results in a single piece, true flexible coupling. The Miniature Beam coupling is designed for very light power transmission applications where accurate positioning of shafts is an essential requirement. It also has a very high tolerance to heat, chemicals, and corrosion that would be harmful to conventional elastomeric flexible couplings. The Miniature Beam coupling design is very well suited for small shaft applications and the inherent requirements of start/stop/reverse applications where zero backlash and extreme positioning accuracy are important. This coupling operates either clockwise or counter clockwise without sacrificing windup or torque capabilities. Specifications Description EC050-BEAM CP-1/8X1/8 Coupling Size EC050 Type Single Beam Coupling Material Anodized Aluminum Style Clamp Screw Finish Anodized Aluminum Weight 0.01 oz Weight (Complete Coupling w/ Min. Bores) 0.20 oz Dimensional Data Bore A 0.125 in Bore B 0.125 in Size 1/8 in Overall Length 0.748 in Keyway Size No Keyway Outside Diameter 0.512 in Min. Bore (Dimensions ID1/ID2) 0.118 in Max. Bore (Dimensions ID1/ID2) 0.188 in Length thru Bore 0.197 in Clamp Screw Size 1-72 Cubic inches 0.19608 in³ Performance Data Max. Operating Temperature 200.00 ºF Max. Speed 10000 rpm Nominal Torque 1.80 in·lb Max. Angular Misalignment 5.00 º Axial Misalignment ± 0.010 in Parallel Misalignment 0.005 in Moment of Inertia 4.1000 lb·in² Torsional Stiffness 42.80 in·lb/rad Features Features All-metal coupling Notes Notes Nominal torque, torsional stiffness, weight and moment of inertia are based on minimum bore size.