Application:
- Industrial Equipment: Connecting motors to pumps, fans, and compressors.
- Automotive Systems: Used in vehicle transmissions and drivetrains.
- Power Plants: Connecting generators to turbine shafts.
- Construction Machinery: Used in excavators, loaders, and other heavy equipment.
Types of Tyre Couplings
Standard Tyre Couplings: These are the most common type, featuring a simple design that connects two shafts with a flexible rubber element.
High Torque Tyre Couplings: Designed for applications requiring higher torque transmission, these couplings feature reinforced elastomeric elements and more robust hubs.
Heavy-Duty Tyre Couplings: These couplings are built to withstand extreme conditions, such as high loads, shock loads, and severe environmental factors and mostly applicable for industrial applications.
Flexible Tyre Couplings: These are engineered to provide enhanced flexibility, accommodating greater misalignment and reducing stress on connected components.
Advantages:
- Flexible
- Shock Load absorption
- Vibration Damping
Application:
- Manufacturing
- Automotive
- Power Generation
- Heavy Machinery Industry
Tyre couplings are integral components in various mechanical systems, providing essential benefits such as flexibility, vibration damping, and shock load absorption.