Couplings

Jaw couplings are commonly employed on large, industrial machines such as pumps, blowers, compressors, mixers, etc. They are also used in smaller motion control systems, although special considerations are necessary.

A spring coupling is a method used to ease irregularities in power sent between a drive system and a driven system. These systems rely on springs to absorb and redirect energy between two systems.

A gear coupling is a mechanical device designed to transmit torque between two shafts that are not collinear. The coupling typically consists of two flexible joints, one fixed to each shaft. These joints are often connected by a third shaft called the spindle.

highly flexible couplings offering excellent misalignment capacity, and suitable to absorb both shock loads and vibrations.

Grid couplings are multi-piece mechanical shaft couplings used to transmit torque and rotation between shafts in mechanical power transmission assemblies. Their design allows them to accommodate the slight variations in alignment that occurs between connected shafts, while also absorbing shock loads.

Hydraulic coupling is a device used for transmitting power from one shaft to another shaft by means of acceleration and deceleration of a hydraulic fluid.

N-EUPEX couplings are made of high-quality cast iron. The flexible elements made of synthetic rubber (NBR) are available in different degrees of hardness for many applications.