GIICL gear coupling

Detailed introduction of GIICL  gear coupling

The GIICL gear coupling is composed of internal gear ring with the same number of teeth and flange half coupling with external teeth. Because of its small radial dimension and large bearing capacity, it is often used for shafting transmission under low-speed and heavy-load working conditions. High-precision and dynamically balanced toothed couplings can be used for high-speed transmission. Customers who choose Menowa generally use the couplings in high-end occasions, such as shafting transmission of gas turbine such as shafting transmission of gas turbines.

The product is gear coupling composed of internal gear ring with the same number of teeth and flange half coupling with external teeth. External teeth are divided into straight teeth and drum teeth. The so-called drum gear means that the outer gear is made into a spherical surface with center on the gear shaft line. The backlash is larger than that of ordinary gears. The drum gear coupling can allow larger angular displacement (compared with the straight gear coupling), which can improve the contact conditions of the teeth and enhance the ability of torque transmission to prolong the service life.

GIICL gear coupling has the following characteristics:

The gear coupling can allow larger angular displacement (compared with the straight gear coupling), which can improve the contact conditions of the teeth, enhance the ability of torque transmission and prolong the service life.

It has the advantages of compact structure, light weight, large bearing capacity, high transmission efficiency, low noise and long maintenance period.

Innovative design of tooth end of outer gear sleeve makes it highly convenient to assemble and disassemble the inner and outer teeth.

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