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August 28, 2013



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Ringfeder Offers Elastomer Couplings

When it comes to absorbing vibrations and shocks in drives the GERWAH portfolio is fit for transmitting torques of up to 2.400 newton metres. Thanks to their compact design and their electrically insulating qualities they can be used in a wide range of applications. Depending on the frame size, hubs are either made of high-strength aluminium or steel. Customers can now choose among five standard degrees of hardness ranging from shore 80A to shore 64D. This allows them to optimize performance and adapt the couplings to their individual requirements in terms of torsional rigidity and vibration behavior.

As many as seven different models are available catering to a wide range of possible applications. There are two compact miniature couplings specifically designed to be used in confined spaces or areas which are difficult to access. The element is connected to the shaft by means of radial set screws (production series GWE 5102) or by means of a clamping hub (production series GWE 5103.1).

The GWE 5107 has been equipped with an expanding clamp and a clamping hub which qualifies it to be used in hollow shafts. With regards to easy installation the GWE 5106 series with clamping hub in split hub design is the measure of all things. The equivalent self-aligning couplings from the GWE 5104 series are slotted once up to size 19 and twice from size 24 on. On top of that, Ringfeder offers its customers the GWE 5112 with an outer conical tapered end. The GWE 5103 series strikes a balance between a reduced total length and suitable vibration damping qualities and is available with a single-slotted clamping hub.

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