Shaft Couplings
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Hayes Manufacturing
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L Series (Interchange)
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This three-piece coupling is used on Off-highway construction equipment such as;
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Hayes Original Jaw Coupling
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This three-piece coupling is used on Off-highway construction equipment such as;
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Curved Jaw Series More Info
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The Curved Jaw couplings can be utilized in many applications and serve as an all-purpose coupling. The basic design of the Curved Jaw allows for a higher torque capacity in a compact design. The curved tooth has a greater contact area which gives it the high torque capacity, and reduces edge pressure. It will accommodate axial, radial and angular shaft misalignments. The hubs are produced from a variety of materials including; aluminum, gray iron, steel, sintered steel, and stainless steel. The spider elements are available in various durometer options in Urethane & Hytrel. The spiders can perform under normal duty cycle conditions to heavy duty cycles which include shock loading and can minimize torsional vibrations in the system. Advantages
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LJW & SWJW Series
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The LJW coupling is your basic industry standard jaw coupling, and is completely interchangeable to other popular manufactures. Guardian offers the LJW as a standard in steel and cast iron, but if required can also be produced from other materials. It features three material types on the spiders which include Buna-N, Urethane, and Hytrel. The LJW is a very economical solution, and will accommodate axial, radial and angular shaft misalignments. The Guardian SWJW coupling is identical to the LJW Straight Jaw, except that the spider element wraps around the jaw tooth circumference, and is held in place with a steel retaining band. This design eliminates the need to relocate the prime mover/driven unit, and saves a remarkable amount of maintenance time. Advantages
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Gear Grip Series More Info
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A general use coupling that is best suited for applications with a large degree of misalignment up to 50 HP. The Gear Grip Coupling is a three-piece highly flexible design which includes two hubs and a flexible sleeve. Guardian offers three different sleeve materials including neoprene, urethane, and reinforced neoprene. Depending on the series, the hubs are typically offered in zinc or sintered steel. Advantages
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Guardex M & I Series More Info
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GUARDEX is a double cardanic curved-tooth gear coupling. This three-piece design is able to compensate for axial, radial, and angular shaft misalignment. The coupling consists of a nylon sleeve and two steel hubs. As a result, creates a maintenance free product and doesn’t require any further lubrication. It fits electric motor driven applications up to 300HP. They are perfectly interchangeable with other popular European designs. Advantages
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Dynaline Series More Info
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Available in 4 sizes, the Dynaline is a single piece rubber-in-shear coupling. These couplings are used in sub-fractional thru 3HP applications, with torque ratings up to 54 IN-LBS. End fittings are made from zinc die castings, and are crimped to the rubber sleeve. Bore sizes up to 3/4" (19mm). The coupling length can be varied to suit many applications. Advantages
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Reuland Electric
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RC Series Jaw Couplings
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Why should you specify Reuland Flexible Couplings? Reuland uses stronger materials. Because flexible couplings are subjected to constant torque and stress, they eventually wear out. Obviously, the longer the coupling lasts, the more value you get for your money. The key to flexible coupling longevity is the elastomeric element that is sandwiched between the coupling halves. Most flexible coupling manufacturers use compression-molded, rubber-like materials for their standard grommets. Reuland, however, uses a high-tech injection molded material called Lomod for our standard grommets. Torque tests and shock loads prove Lomod is stronger and more durable than most of our competitors' standard elastomeric elements. Advantages
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