Product Description

Product Description

Product name		Chain coupling
Material		Carbon steel material
Structure		Roller chain+sprocket+cover
Size		KC3012, KC4012, KC4014, KC4016, KC5014, KC5016, KC5018, KC6018, KC6571, KC6571, KC8018, KC8571, KC8571, KC1571, KC12018, KC12571, KC16018, KC16571, KC20018, KC20571, KC24026
Other type		Flexible coupling
Application		Shaft transmission
Feature		High performance, light weight, convenient assembly

 

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Company Profile

 

ZheJiang Haorongshengye Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd.

1. Was founded in 2008
2. Our Principle:

“Credibility Supremacy, and Customer First”
3. Our Promise:

“High quality products, and Excellent Service”
4. Our Value:

“Being Honesty, Doing the Best, and Long-lasting Development”
5. Our Aim:

“Develop to be a leader in the power transmission parts industry in the world”
 

6.Our services:	1).Competitive price
	2).High quality products
	3).OEM service or can customized according to your drawings
	4).Reply your inquiry in 24 hours
	5).Professional technical team 24 hours online service
	6).Provide sample service

Main products

Machines

 

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Contributing to Accuracy and Repeatability in Motion Systems

Servo couplings play a crucial role in improving the accuracy and repeatability of motion systems by addressing several key factors that influence performance:

• Flexibility and Misalignment Compensation: Servo couplings are designed to be flexible, allowing them to accommodate small misalignments between the motor and the driven load. This flexibility helps prevent mechanical binding and reduces stress on the motor and bearings, ensuring smoother and more accurate motion.
• Backlash Minimization: Backlash is the play or clearance between the mating teeth or elements of a coupling. It can introduce errors in motion systems, leading to inaccuracies and reduced repeatability. Servo couplings, especially zero-backlash types, are engineered to minimize or eliminate backlash, providing precise and immediate response to changes in direction and velocity.
• Inertia Reduction: Inertia refers to the resistance of an object to changes in its state of motion. Servo couplings with low mass and compact designs contribute to reducing the overall inertia in the system. Lower inertia allows for faster acceleration and deceleration, improving the system’s responsiveness and accuracy.
• High Torque Transmission: Servo couplings are capable of transmitting high torque efficiently, ensuring that the motion system can handle the required loads without slippage or power loss. This high torque capacity is vital for maintaining accuracy in high-power applications.
• Vibration Damping: Vibrations can negatively impact the accuracy and repeatability of motion systems. Servo couplings with damping properties can absorb and dampen vibrations, preventing resonance and oscillations that could affect precision.
• Consistent Performance: Servo couplings are manufactured to strict tolerances, ensuring uniformity and consistency in their performance. This uniformity contributes to reliable and repeatable motion control, critical in applications requiring precise positioning and motion.

By addressing these factors, servo couplings enable motion systems to achieve higher levels of accuracy and repeatability, making them suitable for applications such as CNC machining, robotics, semiconductor manufacturing, medical devices, and more. The improved precision and reliability provided by servo couplings lead to higher product quality, increased productivity, and reduced downtime in various industrial processes.

Handling Angular and Axial Misalignments Simultaneously with Servo Couplings

Servo couplings are designed to handle both angular and axial misalignments simultaneously, making them versatile components for motion control systems. Here’s how they achieve this:

• Angular Misalignment: Angular misalignment occurs when the motor shaft and the driven load shaft are not perfectly aligned, resulting in an angular offset between them. Servo couplings with flexible elements, such as bellows or beam couplings, can accommodate angular misalignment without inducing excessive stress on the components.
• Axial Misalignment: Axial misalignment happens when there is a parallel displacement between the motor and the driven load along the shaft axis. Servo couplings with flexible elements allow for axial movement, absorbing any axial misalignment while maintaining torque transmission.
• Combination of Both: Servo couplings are designed to handle the combination of angular and axial misalignments simultaneously. As the flexible elements of the coupling can move in multiple directions, they can compensate for both angular and axial deviations, ensuring smooth and efficient power transmission.

The ability of servo couplings to handle both angular and axial misalignments is vital in many motion control applications. It allows for greater flexibility in design and installation, as well as improved system performance and reduced wear on the components.

Differences between Rigid, Flexible, and Beam-Type Servo Couplings

Servo couplings come in various designs to suit different motion control applications. Here are the key differences between rigid, flexible, and beam-type servo couplings:

• Rigid Servo Couplings:
• Rigid servo couplings do not have any flexibility or movable parts.
• They provide a solid and direct connection between the servo motor shaft and the driven load.
• These couplings offer excellent torque transmission with minimal backlash.
• Rigid couplings are suitable for applications where precise alignment between the motor and load is achievable.
• They are commonly used in systems that require high torque transmission and minimal motion losses.
• However, rigid couplings cannot compensate for misalignments, making them sensitive to any shaft misalignment, which may cause premature wear and reduce system lifespan.
• Flexible Servo Couplings:
• Flexible servo couplings are designed to accommodate misalignments between the motor and load shafts.
• They have a certain degree of flexibility, allowing them to bend or deform slightly to compensate for angular, axial, and parallel misalignments.
• Flexible couplings offer improved misalignment compensation compared to rigid couplings.
• They help reduce stress on bearings and other sensitive components, increasing the system’s reliability and lifespan.
• Flexible couplings are suitable for applications with moderate misalignments and where some level of damping or vibration absorption is required.
• However, flexible couplings may introduce some backlash and have lower torsional rigidity compared to rigid couplings.
• Beam-Type Servo Couplings:
• Beam-type servo couplings are a subtype of flexible couplings and are known for their helical beam design.
• They offer multi-directional flexibility, allowing them to handle angular, axial, and parallel misalignments.
• Beam couplings provide excellent torsional stiffness, making them ideal for high-speed and high-precision applications.
• These couplings have low inertia, reducing the impact on the motor’s acceleration and deceleration capabilities.
• Beam-type couplings are commonly used in applications that require both precise motion control and flexibility for misalignment compensation.
• However, beam couplings have limited torque capacity compared to some other flexible coupling designs.

Choosing the right servo coupling depends on the specific needs of the motion control system. Rigid couplings are ideal for applications with perfect alignment, while flexible and beam-type couplings are suitable for applications with misalignments and where damping, vibration absorption, and motion control precision are critical.

editor by CX 2024-03-04