Servo Insert Couplings & Insert Elements blah blah blah
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means of elastomeric spider elements in different grades of hardness, the characteristic features of these claw couplings can be modified from vibration-reducing to torsionally rigid, depending on the requirements. The pretension of the elastomeric spider elements in the jaws of the coupling allows for a servo-ready, backlash-free version.
Options: Available in a wide range of hub configurations to meet diverse assembly requirements, with shaft diameters from 2 mm to 74 mm and torque capacities from 0.5 Nm to 825 Nm. Spider elements are available in multiple sizes from 5 to 55, with shore hardnesses of 64ShD, 98ShA, 92ShA, and 80ShA, including loose-fit versions for added flexibility.
Hub styles include set screw, collet clamp, split-hub, double-cardanic, outer conical, and expanding-hub designs, allowing flexible mounting options and adaptability across various shaft and installation configurations.
The elastomeric spider element enables the flexibility needed to reduce vibration or increase torsional rigidity as required, while the pretensioned, backlash-free design ensures excellent positioning accuracy in dynamic servo drives.
Additional features include a broad range of shaft diameters and torque capacities to fit specific application requirements, along with compact and expanding-hub versions for backlash-free performance in space-constrained installations.
