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For a coupling in a servo application to work properly, you need to satisfy a number of application factors including: torque, shaft misalignment, stiffness, speed, and space requirements.Torsionally stiff, disc couplings can accept up to 5 degrees of misalignment with some of the lowest bearing loads available.
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Heavy duty torque ratings and high strength conical clamping hubs make BK3 couplings the choice for high torque servo gearboxes. Manufactured with a double-walled stainless steel bellows to absorb parallel, angular and axial shaft misalignment, the BK3 has an extremely high torsional stiffness to complement its relatively very low moment of inertia – allowing it to handle rapidly indexing and reversing servo applications.
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Protection of an electromechanical system from torque overload is often assumed to be guaranteed by the current limits set in the drive parameters.
But in the case of hard stops, impacts and other situations where overload occurs very rapidly, sufficient energy to do damage often exists in the rotating inertia driving the load.
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Determine the basic types of coupling
The encoder is generally used in parallel coupling and threaded coupling, stepper motors and servo motors generally used in diaphragm
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The choice of coupling required to pass the main consideration of the high and low shaft speed, load size, are connected two parts of the installation of precision, rotational smoothness, price, etc., refer to various types of coupling features, choose a combination of the coupling type. Specific options may wish to consider the following points:
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Torque limiter is a protection device. The machine fails, it sliding way limit the transmission drive, protection equipment device. Mainly used in printing equipment, the battery industry, iron filings conveyor, conveyor production line, splitter, etc.
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