Diaphram Coupling Models
Rokee is a well-known high-quality Diaphram Coupling manufacturer from China, Learn more about diaphram coupling models, pls contact Rokee technical engineer, we can customize diaphram coupling according to user drawings, alternatively, if the user provides diaphram coupling parameters, we can select the model and design drawings for you, Rokee also support wholesale and export.
The diaphram coupling is a kind of high-performance metal flexible coupling, which compensates axial and angular displacements by the deformation of elastic diaphragm while transferring torque, diaphram coupling features with compact structure, large transmission torque, long service life, maintenance-free, high temperature resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and corrosion resistance, suitable for shafting transmission in high temperature, high speed and corrosive environment.
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JMIIJ Diaphragm Coupling
JMIIJ diaphragm coupling is designed with intermediate shaft, suitable for long distance transmission. Besides, the semi-coupling sleeve at both ends have no counterbore.View More![Diaphram Coupling Models,JMII Diaphragm Coupling]()
JMII Diaphragm Coupling
JMII diaphragm coupling also adopts the single-piece design but has no counterbore, suitable for short distance transmission, with more compact structure.View More![Diaphram Coupling Models,JMIJ Diaphragm Coupling]()
JMIJ Diaphragm Coupling
JMIJ diaphragm coupling is designed with intermediate shaft, suitable for long distance transmission. Besides, the semi-coupling sleeve at one end has a counterbore, facilitating the fixing of the shaft end.View More![Diaphram Coupling Models,JMI Diaphragm Coupling]()
JMI Diaphragm Coupling
JMI diaphragm coupling adopts the single-piece design, suitable for short distance transmission. Besides, the semi-coupling sleeve at one end has a counterbore, facilitating the fixing of the shaft end.View More
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