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Ringfeder locking elements RfN 8006

By Mike Santora | October 22, 2021

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Ringfeder-locking-elements-RfN 8006High-quality RINGFEDER Locking Elements of the RfN 8006 series are used for friction-locked shaft-hub connections without screws. They completely wear- and maintenance-free, extremely compact and flexible to deploy, easy to assemble and disassemble and guarantee users maximum reliability and precision. Our locking elements are available to users with an inner diameter from 6 to 1,000 millimeters as well as in slit and solid types. They are particularly suitable for the failsafe transmission of low to medium axial loads and torques.

Your Benefits

Customized application – By varying the number of Locking Elements, size, and quantity of clamping screws, the connection can be adapted to fit most applications concerning surface pressures, materials, hub/shaft dimensions, and available mounting space.

Transmission of high loads – To increase the transmissible torque and axial forces up to 4 Locking Elements can be used in series.

Maximum reliability – No matter whether the connection is subjected to static, pulsating, dynamic, or intermittent loads.

Simple manufacture – Shaft and hub are designed without a keyway. Apart from this, relatively large tolerances are admissible.

Easy adjustability – Locking Elements work without a positive connection. So they can be adjusted at any place to any position by following the simple installation and removal instructions.

Backlash-free – The locking element connection is a mechanical shrink fit and will not wear or loosen in service provided that the maximum transmissible values for the connection are not exceeded.

High fatigue strength under alternating torsional stresses – As neither the shaft nor the hub have grooves the notch effect is minimized and a higher polar section modulus is given, enabling the use of smaller diameters.

Simple installation – In comparison to cross-press fits temperature treatments and fitting are eliminated. Screws have to be tightened with standard tools.

Easy removal – Locking Elements are self-releasing no additional measures or auxiliary equipment is required.

Wear and maintenance-free – Unlimited lifetime if designed and used correctly.

Ringfeder
www.ringfeder.com


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