Product Description

KC Type Spline Shaft Couplings Roller Chain Coupling Rigid Shaft Coupling

Product Description

Chain coupling: It comprises 2 sprockets, 1 double-row chain, and a yellow shell.

The chain coupling comprises a double-row roller chain and a pair of connecting sprockets. The connection and disassembly functions are completed through the joint of the chain. Our own factory with quality assurance produces the sprocket. Our couplings are characterized by compact structure, sturdiness, durability, safety, and easy installation.

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Product Parameters

SIZE	BORE	Pilot	A	d	O	L	I	S	B	C	BOLT	TORQUE ARM(Nm)	SPEED(rpm)	(kg.cm2)	WEIGHT
															(kg)
3012	12-16	12	69	25	45	64.8	29.8	5.2	63	10.2	6M	190	5000	3.7	0.4
4012	12-22	12	77	33	62	79.4	36	7.4	72	14.4	6M	249	4800	5.5	0.8
4014	12-28	12	84	43	69	79.4	36	7.4	75	14.4	6M	329	4800	9.7	1.1
4016	14-32	14	92	48	77	87.4	40	7.4	75	14.4	6M	429	4800	14.4	1.4
5014	15-35	14	101	53	86	99.7	45	9.7	85	18.1	8M	620	3600	28	2.2
5016	16-40	16	111	60	93	99.7	45	9.7	85	18.1	8M	791	3600	37	2.7
5018	16-45	16	122	70	106	99.7	45	9.7	85	18.1	8M	979	3000	56.3	3.8
6018	20-56	20	142	85	127	123.5	56	11.5	105	22.8	10M	1810	2500	137.3	6.2
6571	20-60	20	158	98	139	123.5	56	11.5	105	22.8	10M	2210	2500	210.2	7.8
6571	20-71	20	168	110	151	123.5	56	11.5	117	22.8	10M	2610	2500	295	10.4
8018	20-80	20	190	110	169	141.2	63	15.2	129	29.3	12M	3920	2000	520	12.7
8571	20-90	20	210	121	185	145.2	65	15.2	137	29.3	12M	4800	2000	812.4	16
8571	20-100	20	226	140	202	157.2	71	15.2	137	29.3	12M	5640	1800	1110	20.2
1571	25-110	25	281	160	233	178.8	80	18.8	153	35.8	12M	8400	1800	2440	33
12018	35-125	35	307	170	256	202.7	90	22.7	181	45.4	12M	12700	1500	3940	47
12571	35-140	35	357	210	304	222.7	100	22.7	181	45.5	12M	18300	1250	7810	72
16018	63-160	35	375	228	340	254.1	112	30.1	240	58.5	16M	26400	1100	14530	108
16571	80-200	70	440	279	405	310.1	140	30.1	245	58.5	16M	37100	1000	32220	187
20018	82-205	75	465	289	425	437.5	200	37.5	285	71.6	20M	54100	800	50980	286
20571	100-255	90	545	263	506	477.5	220	37.5	300	71.6	20M	77800	600	111100	440
24571	120-310	110	650	448	607	650	302.5	45	340	87.8	20M	137000	600	310000	869
24026	150-360	140	745	526	704	700	327.5	45	350	87.8	20M	186000	500	598500	1260

 

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FAQ

Q: Can you make the coupling with customization?

A: Yes, we can customize per your request.

Q: Do you provide samples?
A: Yes. The sample is available for testing.

Q: What is your MOQ?
A: It is 10pcs for the beginning of our business.

Q: What’s your lead time?
A: Standard products need 5-30days, a bit longer for customized products.

Q: Do you provide technical support?
A: Yes. Our company has a design and development team, and we can provide technical support if you
need.

Q: How to ship to us?
A: It is available by air, sea, or by train.

Q: How to pay the money?
A: T/T and L/C are preferred, with different currencies, including USD, EUR, RMB, etc.

Q: How can I know if the product is suitable for me?
A: >1^ST confirm drawing and specification >2^nd test sample >3^rd start mass production.

Q: Can I come to your company to visit?
A: Yes, you are welcome to visit us at any time.

Q: How shall we contact you?
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How to identify the most suitable mechanical coupling for a specific application?

Choosing the right mechanical coupling for a specific application requires careful consideration of various factors. Here are the steps to help identify the most suitable coupling:

1. Understand Application Requirements:

Begin by thoroughly understanding the requirements of the application. Consider factors such as torque and speed requirements, misalignment allowances, space constraints, environmental conditions, and any specific industry standards.

2. Evaluate Shaft Misalignment:

Determine the type and amount of misalignment expected between the connected shafts. If significant misalignment is anticipated, flexible couplings may be more appropriate.

3. Consider Torque and Power Transmission:

Calculate the torque and power that the coupling will need to transmit between the shafts. Ensure that the selected coupling can handle the expected load without exceeding its rated capacity.

4. Assess Operating Speed:

Take into account the operating speed of the system. High-speed applications may require couplings designed for high rotational speeds to avoid issues like resonance.

5. Evaluate Environmental Factors:

Consider the environmental conditions in which the coupling will operate. For example, corrosive or harsh environments may require couplings made from specific materials like stainless steel.

6. Review Space Limitations:

Examine the available space for installing the coupling. In some cases, compact couplings may be necessary to fit within confined spaces.

7. Analyze Misalignment Compensation:

For applications where precise alignment is challenging, choose couplings that offer misalignment compensation, such as flexible couplings or universal couplings (Hooke’s joints).

8. Consider Vibration Damping:

If the application involves vibrations or shock loads, consider couplings with vibration damping properties, like certain types of flexible couplings.

9. Account for Maintenance Requirements:

Factor in the maintenance needs of the coupling. Some couplings may require periodic inspections and replacement of components, while others are relatively maintenance-free.

10. Seek Expert Advice:

If unsure about the most suitable coupling for the application, consult with coupling manufacturers or engineering experts who can provide guidance based on their expertise and experience.

By systematically evaluating these factors and requirements, engineers and designers can narrow down the options and select the most appropriate mechanical coupling that will ensure reliable and efficient operation in the specific application.

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Exploring the use of mechanical couplings in high-power and heavy-duty machinery.

Mechanical couplings play a critical role in high-power and heavy-duty machinery, where reliable power transmission and robust performance are essential. These couplings are designed to withstand substantial torque, accommodate misalignment, and provide durability under demanding operating conditions. Here are some key aspects of using mechanical couplings in such machinery:

1. Power Transmission:

In high-power machinery, such as large industrial pumps, compressors, and turbines, mechanical couplings efficiently transfer significant amounts of torque from the driving source (e.g., motor or engine) to the driven equipment. The coupling’s design and material selection are crucial to ensure efficient power transmission and prevent energy losses.

2. Torque Capacity:

Heavy-duty machinery often generates high torque levels during operation. Mechanical couplings used in these applications are designed to handle these high torque requirements without compromising their structural integrity.

3. Misalignment Compensation:

Heavy-duty machinery may experience misalignment due to thermal expansion, foundation settling, or other factors. Mechanical couplings with flexible elements, like elastomeric or grid couplings, can effectively compensate for misalignment, reducing stress on connected equipment and prolonging the machinery’s life.

4. Shock Load Absorption:

High-power machinery may encounter sudden shock loads during starts, stops, or operational changes. Mechanical couplings with damping or shock-absorbing capabilities, such as elastomeric or disc couplings, help protect the equipment from damage and improve overall system reliability.

5. Heavy-Duty Applications:

Heavy-duty machinery, such as mining equipment, construction machinery, and steel rolling mills, require couplings capable of withstanding harsh conditions and heavy loads. Couplings made from robust materials like steel, cast iron, or alloy steel are commonly used in these applications.

6. High-Temperature Environments:

In certain heavy-duty machinery, like industrial furnaces and kilns, mechanical couplings are exposed to high temperatures. Couplings made from high-temperature alloys or materials with excellent heat resistance are selected for such applications.

7. Precision Machinery:

In precision machinery, such as CNC machines and robotics, couplings with low backlash and high torsional stiffness are preferred to ensure accurate and repeatable motion control.

8. Overload Protection:

Some high-power machinery may experience occasional overloads. Couplings with torque-limiting capabilities, like shear pin or magnetic couplings, can act as overload protection, preventing damage to the machinery during such instances.

Mechanical couplings in high-power and heavy-duty machinery are engineered to meet the specific requirements of each application, delivering reliable performance, safety, and efficiency. The proper selection and installation of couplings play a vital role in ensuring the optimal operation of these critical machines.

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Can a faulty mechanical coupling lead to equipment failure and downtime?

Yes, a faulty mechanical coupling can indeed lead to equipment failure and downtime in a mechanical system. The importance of well-maintained and properly functioning couplings cannot be overstated, and their failure can have significant consequences:

1. Loss of Torque Transmission:

A faulty coupling may not be able to effectively transmit torque from the motor to the driven load. This loss of torque transmission can result in reduced or erratic performance of the equipment.

2. Increased Wear and Damage:

When a coupling is not functioning correctly, it may introduce excessive play or misalignment between the connected components. This can lead to increased wear on bearings, shafts, gears, and other parts, accelerating their deterioration.

3. Vibrations and Resonance:

Faulty couplings can cause vibrations and resonance in the system, leading to stress and fatigue in the equipment. These vibrations can further propagate throughout the machinery, affecting nearby components and leading to potential failures.

4. Overloading and Overheating:

In some cases, a faulty coupling may not slip or disengage as intended when subjected to overload conditions. This can cause excessive stress on the equipment, leading to overheating and potential damage to the motor, gearbox, or other components.

5. System Downtime:

When a mechanical coupling fails, it often necessitates equipment shutdown for repairs or replacement. This unplanned downtime can lead to production halts, reduced efficiency, and financial losses for businesses.

6. Safety Risks:

A faulty coupling that fails to disconnect or slip during overloads can pose safety risks to personnel and equipment. It may lead to unexpected and potentially dangerous equipment behavior.

7. Costly Repairs and Replacements:

Fixing or replacing damaged components due to coupling failure can be costly. Additionally, if a faulty coupling causes damage to other parts of the system, the repair expenses can escalate.

Regular maintenance and inspections of mechanical couplings are crucial to detect early signs of wear or damage. Identifying and addressing issues promptly can help prevent equipment failure, reduce downtime, and ensure the smooth and efficient operation of mechanical systems.

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editor by CX 2024-03-27