Coupling usage method

Unique Advantages of Tire-Type Couplings

These couplings, resembling car tires, are actually excellent vibration dampers for mechanical equipment:

 

Elastic Buffering: Rubber components absorb over 80% of vibrations, protecting precision equipment.

 

Tolerant Misalignment: Tolerates axial/radial misalignment of 0.5-3mm, offering high installation tolerance.

 

Lubrication-Free: The integral rubber structure eliminates the hassle of lubrication maintenance.

 

Quiet Operation: Approximately 15 decibels quieter than metal couplings.

 

General Usage Guidelines for Couplings

Want your coupling to work stably for over 10 years? Remember these 4 golden rules:

 

Alignment: Use a laser alignment instrument to check for deviations within 0.05mm.

 

Load Matching: Instantaneous impact loads should not exceed 1.5 times the rated value.

 

Protective Measures: Install protective covers to prevent foreign objects from being trapped; keep ventilation holes unobstructed.

 

Regular Inspection: Check monthly for aging of rubber parts and corrosion of metal parts.

 

Tips for Tire-Type Couplings

These couplings have some special characteristics that require special care:

 

Temperature Restriction: Temperatures outside the range of -30℃ to 80℃ may cause the rubber to become brittle or soften.

 

Chemical Incompatibilities: Avoid contact with corrosive substances such as machine oil, acidic or alkaline solutions.

 

Installation Techniques: Do not use a hammer to assemble; use a dedicated puller tool.

 

Lifespan Warning: Replace immediately when the rubber shows cracks or undergoes a prolonged deformation of 5%.