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Curved Jaw Couplings The Curved Jaw couplings can be utilized in many applications and serve as an all-purpose coupling. The basic design of the Curved Jaw allows for al higher torque capacity in a compact design. The curved tooth has a greater contact area which gives it the high torque capacity, and reduces edge pressure. It will accommodate axial, radial and angular shaft misalignments. The hubs are produced from a variety of materials including: aluminum, gray ,iron, steel, sint...


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Curved Jaw Couplings

The Curved Jaw couplings can be utilized in many applications and serve as an all-purpose coupling. The basic design of the Curved Jaw allows for al higher torque capacity in a compact design. The curved tooth has a greater contact area which gives it the high torque capacity, and reduces edge pressure. It will accommodate axial, radial and angular shaft misalignments.

The hubs are produced from a variety of materials including: aluminum, gray ,iron, steel, sintered steel, and stainless steel. The spider elements are available in various durometer options in Urethane & Hytrel. The spiders can perform under normal duty cycle conditions to heavy duty cycles which include shock loading and can minimize torsional vibrations in the system.

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Specification

 

Model
Bore size (mm)
RatedTorque  (N.m)
MaxTorque(N.m)
Max speed
Outer Diameter (mm)
Length         (mm)
Bore Tolerance (mm)
HS -TCN-14C
3~7
0.7
1.4
45000
14
22
+0.6~0
HS-TCN-20C-R
4~11
1.8
3.6
31000
20
30
+0.8~0
HS-TCN-30C-R
6~16
4
8
21000
30
35
+1.0~0
HS-TCN-40C-R
8~28
4.9
9.8
15000
40
66
+1.2~0
HS-TCN-55C-R
9.5~32
17
34
11000
55
78
+1.4~0
HS-TCN-65C-R
12.7~38.1
46
92
9000
65
90
+1.5~0

Spider Characteristics

The curved jaw coupling includes two metal hubs and an elastomeric “spider” element. The spiders are available in
different hardness durometers, each easily identified by its color.

Hardness
Color
Material
Temperature Range
Applications
80 Shore A
Blue
Polyurethane
-50 ~+80 .C
Excellent damping
92 Shore A
Yellow
Polyurethane
-40~+90  .C
Moderate damping, general applications
98 Shore A
Red
Polyurethane
-30 ~+90 .C
High torque applications
64 Shore D
Green
Polyurethane
-50 ~+120 .C
Higher torque, high temperature

Coupling measure information

 

A
L
W
B
C
F
G
M
14
7
22
6
1
3.5
4/5
M2/M1.6
20
10
30
8
1
5
6.5/7.5
M2.5/M2
30
11
35
10
1.5
8.5
10/11
M4/M3
A
L
W
B
C
F
G
M
40
25
66
12
2
8.5
14/15.75
M5/M4
A
L
W
B
C
F
G
M
55
30
78
14
2
10.5
20/21
M6/M5
60
35
90
15
2.5
13
24/25
M8/M6

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