SLD1350IN2-9/16

description

• A Shaft Locking Device is made up of one inner ring and one outer ring, which are held together with socket head cap screws. These rings have an inclined plane built into them. Turning the screws brings the rings together, causing the rings to expand and fill the gap between the shaft and the hub. The pressure exerted by the expanded Shaft Locking Device on the hub I.D. and shaft O.D. creates grip, which allows it to hold the shaft and hub together without the need for a key, spline, or other traditional means of connection. The connection creates a very simple, yet effective, high torque mechanical interference fit that is easy to assemble and disassemble.

features

• Easy mounting and dismounting
• Zero backlash/mechanical interference fit
• Can transmit high torque
• Unaffected by shock loads, vibration, or reversing loads
• No fretting corrosion/no bonding of parts
• Infinite axial and radial adjustability
• Allows for precise positioning to eliminate axial preloading
• Eliminates keyways

caution

• Lines are not to be rigidly anchored to equipment
• Lines must be allowed to float
• Temperatures cause expansion and contraction and if mounted incorrectly will cause distortion and possibly leakage
• Straight sections need support every 10 ft
• Each side of every valve (as close as possible to the connection) needs support
• Support at each change of direction