Our disc packs are produced using higher grade stainless steel
(AISI-301), ensuring large power, high endurance to fatigue, and resistance to most environmental disorders.
Disc couplings employ unitized 
disc packs with the two 6 or 8 bolt patterns. The 8 bolt style can transmit higher torque than the six bolt style and design, having said that, it really is not in a position to accommodate as considerably angular misalignment.
Couplings can be fitted with overload bushings to safeguard the disc pack throughout momentary torsional overloads.
Couplings are supplied in a number of configurations to match most applications. Also, ?¡¥s engineering division can customize a coupling to meet numerous special requirements such as close coupled, drop-out centers, electrically insulated, vertical mounting, and security couplings. A notable layout made available by would be the reduced minute (DI Type) coupling that meets the anti-flail device specifications mandated in API-610 while supplying a low bodyweight and brief center of gravity to bearing distance.
The style and manufacture of disc couplings is integrated into a certified High quality System according to ISO-9001 to fulfill the large high quality specifications of prospects.
Strengths from the Disc Coupling
Eliminates the need to have for lubrication and coupling servicing
Coupling can be inspected devoid of disassembly
Condition of disc packs can be inspected which has a strobe light though the machine is operating
Note: It’s not suggested that couplings be operated without coupling guards.
Easy to assess gear misalignment
Torsionally rigid without having any backlash
No sporting parts
\Resistance to harsh environments
Long existence when adequately sized and aligned
High electrical power density (increased torque for a given outdoors diameter)
Supports the API-610 Typical as much as 3,800 RPM
Unitized disc packs be certain repeatability needed for meeting the stability and piloting specifications as mandated by API-610
Offered with Overload Bushings to safeguard the coupling from momentary torque overloads
Prevents the disc pack from remaining plastically deformed
Allows for shorter BSE (shaft separation) mainly because bolts may be turned to face inward
Special orientation of bolts permits the bolts to become tightened utilizing a torque wrench rather than nuts (Normal would be to tighten nuts with torque wrench)
