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A jaw coupling is a type of general purpose power transmission coupling that also can be used in motion control (servo) applications. It is designed to transmit torque (by connecting two shafts) while damping system vibrations and accommodating misalignment, which protects other components from damage. Jaw couplings are composed of three parts: two metallic hubs and an elastomer insert called an element, but commonly referred to as a “spider”. The three parts press fit together with a jaw from each hub fitted alternately with the lobes of the spider. Jaw coupling torque is transmitted through the elastomer lobes in compression.

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Industrial Couplings

Industrial couplings keep your equipment running properly. Couplings are key to preventing too much torque, keeping power shafts aligned, and adjusting for variations inherent in any power transfer. From managing power transition to breaking off connections to prevent damage, your couplings are pivotal to keeping your equipment operating optimally.We are recognized distributors for top manufacturers across the country.

Servo Coupling

Rotating shaft-driven mechanical components are commonly used in all forms of machinery that perform the various processes and functions of modern industry.

Shaft misalignment will place stresses on shafts and related parts of the assembly such as bearings, which can result in early failure of both.
Shaft ends can be misaligned radially or angularly, exhibit axial displacement, or experience a combination of all three.

Clamp Coupling

Clamp-style couplings attach an encoder shaft to another rotating shaft to transfer rotation between the shafts in a precise manner. They also reduce wear and tear on bearings that can lead to costly maintenance and reduced life of your encoder. Using EPT couplings will help extend the operational life of your encoder and guarantee accuracy.

Elastomeric Coupling

Elastomeric couplings are a form of flexible coupling that uses an insert made of an elastomeric polymer to help transmit torque. The design of elastomeric couplings means that the elastic material is meant to wear out before any metal components. This not only saves time and money on maintenance but also means that the couplings do not require any form of lubrication.

Elastic Coupling

Elastic Coupling is a device used for the longitudinal joining of two rotating parts of a machine , designed to compensate for the relative displacement of the parts’ axes and to absorb the shocks caused by joining the parts.

Shaft Coupling Adapter

Shaft Adapters are designed to modify, extend or repair an existing shaft and provide a fully machineable male output shaft with minimum effort and expense. Standard keyways provide added torque capacity and fixed shaft phasing.

Fluid Coupling

The torsionally rigid coupling has a robust, weight-optimized design. Heavy parts are directly attached to the motor or gear unit shafts; the coupling’s inner components compensate for any operational misalignments so that only the slightest unbalanced forces and oscillations apply. The patented slip hub protects the drive system. Sealed grease chambers prevent the lubricant from escaping and eliminate the potential fire risk.