SKF Couplings and bolts | SKF - SKF USA
Factors such as size and torque requirements determine the most appropriate coupling to use. We offer all the main types, including grid, gear, flex and jaw couplings. In addition we supply OK couplings, which use oil injection for mounting and dismounting, and flexible shaft couplings.
OK Couplings - SKF USA
The OKF coupling (fig 3) was developed to create a simple connection between a cylindrical shaft and engines or gearboxes having a flange at the thrust shaft. The OKF coupling is available with or without a hydraulic unit for mounting/ dismounting.
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Couplings - SKF
customised coupling products is available in various types, sizes, and capacity ratings to suit different applications and operating conditions. For large, heavy-duty applications, our couplings ensure optimum shaft contact, accommodating high torque values while reducing power loss and minimizing misalignment effects SKF Couplings 4
shaft couplings from SKF The OKCX and OKFX are friction-coated couplings that facilitate the inding of new creative solutions for the shaft line, while taking full
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Gear couplings - SKF
couplings. SKF Gear Couplings are rated up to 1 310 kNm with a maximum bore of 525 mm. This is a heavy duty coupling with incredible design flexibility, making it an economical choice for many applications. The unique design of the gear couplings tooth crowning dramatically reduces backlash and radial clearance. The hub
SKF Coupling systems
Coupling systems are critical components that connect vital applications such as propeller shafts, propellers and rudder assemblies. If couplings are off by just a fraction, they can be prone to premature wear and shortened life cycles.
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SKF Disc Couplings
the SKF FX Keyless Bushing is a simple and economical solution. The SKF Disc Coupling offers the following benefits: • Medium to high torque capability • Cost effective (v torque and size) • No lubrication required • No frictional or energy losses • Quiet operation (no meshing) • Zero backlash • Angular misalignment (ac)