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    The document describes flexible shaft couplings that are used to connect two shafts and reduce the effects of misalignment. They are made of aluminum with a fiberglass insert. The couplings can accommodate up to 0.51 mm of parallel offset, 10 degrees of angular offset, and 1.58 mm of axial compliance. Various catalog numbers and bore size options are provided.

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    The document describes flexible shaft couplings that are used to connect two shafts and reduce the effects of misalignment. They are made of aluminum with a fiberglass insert. The couplings can accommodate up to 0.51 mm of parallel offset, 10 degrees of angular offset, and 1.58 mm of axial compliance. Various catalog numbers and bore size options are provided.

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    10 10 m

    20 20 m

    30 30 m

      

    Flexible Coupings

    Description

    High performance flexible couplings are used to connect two shafts, and help to reduce the effects of misalignment between the
    shafts. Flexible couplings are offered in the high performance version, with nonconductive inserts. They are of the flexible
    curved beam helical type with clamping screw at both ends.

    Specifications

    Parallel Offset 0.51 mm (0.02 in.) max.

    Angular Offset 10° max.

    Axial Compliance 1.58 mm (0.06 in.) max.

    Construction Aluminum with a fiberglass insert

      

    Available cat. nos. for this encoder:

    845‐FC‐B‐B

    845‐FC‐B‐C

    845‐FC‐B‐R

    845‐FC‐B‐T

    845‐FC‐A‐B

    845‐FC‐R‐B

    Product Selection

    845 – FC    B    B
              a    b
    a
    Smallest Bore Diameter
    Code Description

    A 1/4 inch

    B 3/8 inch

    R 6 mm

    T 10 mm

    Largest Bore Diameter


    Code Description

    A 1/4 inch

    B 3/8 inch

    C 1/2 inch

    R 6 mm

    T Hub shaft, 12 mm blind hollow shaft

    Approximate Dimensions [mm (in.)]

    High Performance Flexible Coupling

    Dimension Bore Size Code Letter


    Code

    yy = Cable Length A B C R T
    X 6.4 (0.25) 9.5 (0.375) 12.7 (0.50) 6 10

    Y 30.56 (1.20) dia.

    Z 32 (1.25) long

      

    The shielded cables, output devices, and power supplies must be properly grounded. All National Electric Code and applicable local codes
    and ordinances must be observed when wiring the system.

    Flexible Shaft Couplings

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