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Product Description

SDSX Grooved Rigid Coupling

Systems & Performance

SDSX Grooved mechanical couplings(GMC) are available in both rigid and flexible models.

A rigid coupling is used in applications where a rigid joint is desired,similar to that of a traditional flanged,welded ,or threaded connection.

To be considered rigid,a coupling would allow less than 1 degree of deflection or angular movement

 

Description

SDSX rigid coupling is designed from 1″-12″, and pressure is 300psi/2070 kPa.

Bolts/Nuts: Heat-treated plated carbon steel, meeting its mechanical properties Grade 8.8.

Gaskets: EPDM, silicon rubber and Nitrile rubber.

Dimensions
 

Nominal
Size mm/in
Pipe O.D
mm/in
Working
Pressure
PSI/MPa
Bolt Size Dimensions mm/in
No.-Size   mm Ø L H
25
1
33.7
1.327
300
2.07
2-3/8*45 60   
2.362
102 
4.016
45 
1.772
32
42.4
1.669
300
2.07
2-3/8*45 70 
2.756
106 
4.173
44 
1.732
40
48.3
1.900
300
2.07
2-3/8*45 73 
2.874
108 
4.252
44 
1.732
50
2
57.0
2.245
300
2.07
2-3/8*55 83
3.268
122 
4.803
45 
1.772
50
2
60.3
2.375
300
2.07
2-3/8*55 87
3.425
123 
4.843
44 
1.732
65
73.0
2.875
300
2.07
2-3/8*55 100 
3.937
138 
5.433
44 
1.732
65
76.1
3.000
300
2.07
2-3/8*55 103 
4.055
142 
5.591
45 
1.772
80
3
88.9
3.500
300
2.07
2- 1/2*60 117 
4.606
166 
6.535
45 
1.772
100
4
108.0
4.250
300
2.07
2- 1/2*65 137 
5.393
188 
7.401
48 
1.889
100
4
114.3
4.500
300
2.07
2- 1/2*65 139 
5.472
190 
7.480
49 
1.929
125
5
133.0
5.250
300
2.07
2- 1/2*75 163 
6.417
210 
8.268
49 
1.929
125
5
139.7
5.500
300
2.07
2- 1/2*75 168 
6.614
218 
8.583
49 
1.929
150
6
159.0
6.250
300
2.07
2- 1/2*75 192 
7.559
242 
9.528
49 
1.929
150
6
165.1
6.500
300
2.07
2- 1/2*75 193 
7.598
241 
9.488
49 
1.929
150
6
168.3
6.625
300
2.07
2- 1/2*75 198.5 
7.815
249 
9.803
50
1.969
200
8
219.1
8.625
300
2.07
2-5/8*85 253 
9.961
320 
12.598
59
2.323
250
10
273
10.748
300
2.07
2-7/8*130 335 
13.189
426 
16.772
68
2.677
300
12
323.9
12.752
300
2.07
2-7/8*130 380 
14.96
470 
18.504
65
2.559

Material Specification

Housing: Ductile iron conforming to ASTM A-536, grade 65-45-12.

Housing Coating: Paint red and orange

• Optional: Hot dipped galvanized, electro galvanized.

Gaskets

 

• EPDM: Temperature range -34ºC to +150ºC. Recommended for hot water service within

the specified temperature range plus a variety of dilute acids,oil-free air and many chemical services.
 

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PETROLEUM SERVICES.

 

• Silicon Rubber: Temperature range -40ºC to +177ºC. Recommended for drinking water,

hot water, high-temperature air and some high-temperature chemicals.

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PETROLEUM SERVICES.

 

• Nitrile Rubber: Temperature range -29ºC to +82ºC. Recommended for petroleum products,

air with oil vapors, vegetable and mineral oils within the specified temperature range.

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR HOT WATER

SERVICES OVER +150°F/+66ºC OR FOR HOT

DRY AIR OVER +140°F/+60ºC.

Installation

Certification



Showroom

Application

Package and shipment

Production and quality control


 

Shipping Cost:

Estimated freight per unit.



To be negotiated

After-sales Service: 24 Hours
Warranty: 10 Years
Connection: Grooved
Samples:
US$ 3/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order)

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Order Sample

Customization:
Available

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Customized Request

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Types of Couplings

A coupling is a device that connects two shafts and transmits power from one to the other. Its main purpose is to join two pieces of rotating equipment. It also allows for some degree of misalignment or end movement. Here are a few examples of coupling types: Beam coupling, Flexible coupling, Magnetic coupling, and Shaft coupling.
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Beam coupling

Beam couplings are used to couple motors and other devices. They are available in several types, including flexible, slit, and rigid beam couplings. Each has unique properties and characteristics. These couplings are best for applications requiring a high level of precision and long life. They are also a practical solution for the connection of stepping and servo motors with screw rods.
Beam couplings are usually made of stainless steel or aluminum alloy, and feature spiral and parallel cut designs. Multiple cuts allow the coupling to accommodate multiple beams and improve angular and parallel misalignment tolerances. Additionally, beam couplings are comparatively cheaper than other types of rotary joints, and they require minimal maintenance.
The materials of a beam coupling should be considered early in the specification process. They are typically made of aluminum or stainless steel, but they can also be manufactured from Delrin, titanium, and other engineering grade materials. Beam couplings are often available in multiple sizes to fit specific shaft diameters.
Beam couplings are a key component of motion control systems. They provide excellent characteristics when used properly, and they are a popular choice for many applications. A thorough understanding of each type of coupling will help to prevent coupling failure and enhance system performance. Therefore, it is important to choose the right coupling for your application.
Various types of beam couplings have unique advantages and disadvantages. The FCR/FSR design has two sets of three beams. It is available in both metric and inch shaft sizes. The FCR/FSR couplings are ideal for light-duty power transmission applications. A metric shaft is more suitable for these applications, while an inch shaft is preferred for heavier duty applications.
Two types of beam couplings are available from Ruland. The Ruland Flexible beam coupling has a multi-helical cut design that offers a greater flexibility than commodity beam couplings. This design allows for higher torque capabilities while minimizing wind-up. In addition, it is also more durable than its commodity counterparts.

Flexible coupling

A flexible coupling is a versatile mechanical connection that allows for the easy coupling of two moving parts. The design of these couplings allows for a variety of stiffness levels and can address a variety of problems, such as torsional vibrations or critical speed. However, there are a number of tradeoffs associated with flexible couplings.
One of the biggest issues is the installation of the coupling, which requires stretching. This problem can be exacerbated by cold temperatures. In such a case, it is vital to install the coupling properly. Using a gear clamp is one of the most important steps in a successful installation. A gear clamp will keep the coupling in place and prevent it from leaking.
Another common type of flexible coupling is the gear coupling. These couplings are composed of two hubs with crowned external gear teeth that mesh with two internally splined flanged sleeves. The massive size of the teeth makes them resemble gears. Gear couplings offer good torque characteristics but require periodic lubrication. These couplings can also be expensive and have a limited number of applications.
Another type of flexible coupling is the SDP/SI helical coupling. These couplings can accommodate axial motion, angular misalignment, and parallel offset. This design incorporates a spiral pattern that makes them flexible. These couplings are available in stainless steel and aluminum.
A flexible coupling has a wide range of applications. Generally, it is used to connect two rotating pieces of equipment. Depending on its design, it can be used to join two pieces of machinery that move in different directions. This type of coupling is a type of elastomeric coupling, which has elastic properties.
There are many types of flexible couplings available for different types of applications. The purpose of a flexible coupling is to transmit rotational power from one shaft to another. It is also useful for transmitting torque. However, it is important to note that not all flexible couplings are created equally. Make sure to use a reputable brand for your coupling needs. It will ensure a reliable connection.
The simplest and most commonly used type of flexible coupling is the grid coupling. This type of coupling uses two hubs with slotted surfaces. The steel grid is allowed to slide along these slots, which gives it the ability to flex. The only limitation of this type of coupling is that it can only tolerate a 1/3 degree misalignment. It can transmit torques up to 3,656 Nm.
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Magnetic coupling

Magnetic coupling is a technique used to transfer torque from one shaft to another using a magnetic field. It is the most common type of coupling used in machinery. It is highly effective when transferring torque from a rotating motor to a rotating shaft. Magnetic couplings can handle high torques and high speeds.
Magnetic coupling is described by the energy difference between a high-spin state and a broken symmetry state, with the former being the energy of a true singlet state. In single-determinant theories, this energy difference is called the Kij. Usually, the broken-symmetry state is a state with two interacting local high-spin centers.
The magnetic coupling device is regarded as a qualitative leap in the reaction still industry. It has solved a number of problems that had plagued the industry, including flammability, explosiveness, and leakage. Magnetic couplings are a great solution for many applications. The chemical and pharmaceutical industries use them for various processes, including reaction stills.
Magnetic couplings are a good choice for harsh environments and for tight spaces. Their enclosed design keeps them fluid and dust-proof. They are also corrosion-resistant. In addition, magnetic couplings are more affordable than mechanical couplings, especially in areas where access is restricted. They are also popular for testing and temporary installations.
Another use for magnetic coupling is in touch screens. While touch screens use capacitive and resistive elements, magnetic coupling has found a cool new application in wireless charging. While the finger tracking on touch screens may seem like a boley job, the process is very sensitive. The devices that use wireless charging need to have very large coils that are locked into resonant magnetic coupling.
Magnetic couplings also help reduce hydraulic horsepower. They cushion starts and reduce alignment problems. They can also improve flow in oversized pumps. A magnetic coupling with an 8 percent air gap can reduce hydraulic HP by approximately 27 percent. In addition, they can be used in aggressive environments. They also help reduce repair costs.
Magnetic couplings are a great choice for pumps and propeller systems because they have the added advantage of being watertight and preventing shaft failure. These systems also have the benefit of not requiring rotating seals.
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Shaft coupling

A shaft coupling joins two shafts and transmits rotational motion. Generally, shaft couplings allow for some degree of misalignment, but there are also torque limiters. Selecting the right coupling can save you time and money and prevent equipment downtime. Here are the main features to consider when purchasing a coupling for your application.
Shaft couplings should be easy to install and disassemble, transmit full power to the mated shaft, and reduce shock loads. A shaft coupling that does not have projecting parts should be used for machines that move or rotate at high speeds. Some types of shaft couplings are flexible while others are rigid.
Shaft couplings can be used in a variety of applications, including piping systems. They can be used to connect shafts that are misaligned and help maintain alignment. They can also be used for vibration dampening. Shaft couplings also allow shafts to be disconnected when necessary.
Shaft couplings can accommodate a certain amount of backlash, but this backlash must be well within the tolerance set by the system. Extremely high backlash can break the coupling and cause excessive wear and stress. In addition, excessive backlash can lead to erratic alignment readings. To avoid these issues, operators must reduce backlash to less than 2deg.
Shaft couplings are often referred to by different names. Some are referred to as “sliced” couplings while others are known as “slit” couplings. Both types offer high torque and torsional stiffness. These couplings are typically made from metals with various alloys, such as acetal, stainless steel, or titanium.
CZPT Pulley produces shaft couplings for a variety of applications. These products are used in high-power transmission systems. They have several advantages over friction couplings. In addition to minimizing wear, they don’t require lubrication. They are also capable of transmitting high torque and high speeds.
Another type of shaft coupling is the universal coupling. It is used to transmit power to multiple machines with different spindles. Its keyed receiving side and flanges allow it to transmit power from one machine to another.
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editor by CX 2023-08-02