Clutch with coupling STH series
frictionpneumaticfor high-torque applications

clutch with coupling
clutch with coupling
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Characteristics

Type
friction
Operation
pneumatic
Applications
for high-torque applications, for heavy-duty applications
Other characteristics
through-bore, with coupling
Torque

Max.: 1,767 ft.lb

Min.: 15.83 ft.lb

Description

AIR ENGAGED CLUTCH MECHANISMS WITH COUPLINGS Connect Two Supported Shafts with No Angular Misalignment and/or Parallel Offset Function: Connect, Disconnect Drive Arrangement: Shaft to Shaft, No Angular Misalignment and/or Parallel Offset Operation Friction clutch coupling engages with air pressure, spring released when air is exhausted Torque is linear in response to air pressure applied. Mounting Set screws and customer supplied key connect the clutch mechanism to one shaft and the coupling hub to a second, fully supported shaft. Shafts must be accurately aligned to prevent premature failure. Anti-rotation arm required to prevent rotation of the air housing. Clutch couplings are designed for horizontal mounting. If vertical mounting is required, consult engineering for options. Note: Clutch coupling mechanism DOES NOT support coupling half. Applications Clutch couplings connect/disconnect two fully supported shafts. Maximum RPM varies by model. Please consult the detail sheets. Consult engineering if the intended application exceeds the listed maximum RPM. Design Features Both clutch mechanism and coupling half bored to suit up to the maximum shown (US & Metric) to accept differing shaft sizes. Low coefficient friction lining versions are available for applications requiring slip or a narrower torque range. Contact engineering for details.

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