Flanged Sleeve (F, FRR, FARR, FMM, FFS, FSPCR, FSL FSLX, FSHP, FSHPB, FVX, FLEF, FLA, FLAFR, FLAMM, FLHD, FLHDFR, FA, FAFR, & FAMM Types)
- Wide variety of flanged steel type gear couplings
- Most standard configurations available from stock
- Patented Vari-Crown® tooth form for long life
- Bolts corrosion resistant; pattern matches industry standard
Flanged Sleeve (F, FRR, FARR, FMM, FFS, FSPCR, FSL FSLX, FSHP, FSHPB, FVX, FLEF, FLA, FLAFR, FLAMM, FLHD, FLHDFR, FA, FAFR, & FAMM Types) Additional Resources
Standard F Type
- Double engagement (‘F’ flex-flex) for parallel and angular misalignment
- Single engagement (‘FFR’ flex-rigid) accommodates angular misalignment only and is ideal for floating shaft applications
- Industry standard flange bolt patterns
- FHD Type standard for sizes 10 through 30 (other sizes available
- upon request)
Rigid-Rigid FRR Type
- Designed for connecting two rigidly mounted shafts with no misalignment capability
Alloy Rigid-Rigid FARR Type
- Longer piloted hubs maintain rigidity and concentricity
- Used for cantilevered loads such as gear boxes that hang off conveyor systems
- Alloy steel available for greater strength (FARR)
Mill Motor FMM Type
- First hub designed with longer universal hub on one end to accommodate straight or tapered shafts
- Second hub bored to customer specifications
- Standard design accommodates AISE Mill Motor frame sizes
- Sleeves and second hub are standard
Floating Shaft FFS Type
- Two flex-rigid couplings connected by an intermediate shaft
- Increased ability to accommodate parallel misalignment
- Accommodate longer shaft separations
- Standard construction with rigid hubs on outboard (equipment) shafts, flex on inboard (floating) shaft
- Rigid hubs inboard (on floating shaft) available upon request
Spacer FSPCR Type
- Drop-out spacer design allows for ease of maintenance without disturbing the equipment mountings
- Lightweight construction reduces load on equipment bearings
Slide FSL and FSLX Types
- Allows for a predetermined amount of axial slide
- Longer hubs and sleeves available to accommodate additional slide capacity
- Custom slide lengths available
Shear Pin FSHP and FSHPB Types
- Designed to limit and protect equipment against excessive torque or sudden shock loads
- Shear pins designed and manufactured to shear at predetermined torque loads
- Pins are inserted in hardened bushings to minimize wear
- Easy to install new pins
- Available with bearing support to maintain alignment after the pins shear
Standard Vertical FVX Type
- Designed for use with vertical shafts
- Vertical kit prevents shafts from contacting each other
- Maintains ability to accommodate misalignment
- Available in vertical floating shaft design
Limited End Float FLEF Type
- Designed for equipment with sleeve bearings
- Designed to limit axial travel of the rotor in the motor and prevent the rotor from coming into contact and damaging sleeve bearings
- All AISI 4140 Alloy Steel Design
- No rubber seals – metal labyrinth design
- Standard with exposed bolts
- Fully interchangeable with Industry standards
- Ideal for higher temperature applications
Standard FLA Type
- Double engagement (‘F’ flex-flex) for parallel and angular misalignment
- Industry standard flange bolt patterns
Single Engagement FLAFR Type
- Single engagement (‘FFR’ flex-rigid) accommodates angular misalignment only and is ideal for floating shaft applications
Mill Motor FLAMM Type
- First hub designed with longer universal hub on one end to accommodate straight or tapered shafts
- Second hub bored to customer specifications
- Standard design accommodates AISE Mill Motor frame sizes
Sleeves and second hub are standard
Standard FLHD Type
- Piloted Sleeves
- Exposed Bolts Standard
- Excellent for high torque at low speeds
- Bore range from 7.75 inches up to 44.88 inches
- Torque capacity up to 54,390,000 in-lbs
- Alloy Steel (AISI 4140) construction available
Single Engagement FLHDFR Type
- Capacities the same as FHD
Ideal for heavy duty floating shaft applications
- All alloy steel construction
- Fully molded seals maintain lubricant retention under misalignment conditions
- Exposed bolts are standard, shrouded bolts are optional
Standard FA Type
- Double engagement (‘F’ flex-flex) for parallel and angular misalignment
- Industry standard flange bolt patterns
Single engagement FAFR Type
- Single engagement (‘FFR’ Flex-Rigid) accommodates angular misalignment only and is ideal for floating shaft applications
Mill Motor FAMM Type
- First hub designed with longer universal hub on one end to accommodate straight or tapered shafts
- Second hub bored to customer specifications
- Standard design accommodates AISE Mill Motor frame sizes
Sleeves and second hub are standard
- Stainless Steel
- High Speed RAHS Type
- Brake Drum FBD and FBW Types
- Insulated FI Type
- Vertical Floating Shaft FVFS Type
- F Style Cutout Shifter FCS Type
See also: High Speed Gear Couplings
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Nominal |
Max Speed |
ID1-ID2 |
Weight |
Axial |
Angular |
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Torque |
Unbal |
Bal |
Max Bore |
Rough |
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Misalignment |
Misalignment |
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Size |
in-lb |
Nm |
RPM |
RPM |
in |
mm |
in |
mm |
lbs |
kg |
in |
mm |
Degrees |
1 |
7,600 |
850 |
6,000 |
9,000 |
1.625 |
42 |
0.44 |
11 |
9 |
4 |
0.056 |
1.4 |
1.5° per Mesh |
1.5 |
18,900 |
2140 |
5,500 |
8,250 |
2.125 |
56 |
0.69 |
18 |
19 |
9 |
0.060 |
1.5 |
1.5° per Mesh |
2 |
31,500 |
3560 |
5,000 |
7,500 |
2.750 |
73 |
0.94 |
24 |
34 |
15 |
0.085 |
2.2 |
1.5° per Mesh |
2.5 |
56,700 |
6410 |
4,400 |
6,600 |
3.250 |
85 |
1.44 |
37 |
54 |
25 |
0.105 |
2.7 |
1.5° per Mesh |
3 |
94,500 |
10700 |
4,000 |
6,000 |
4.000 |
107 |
1.44 |
37 |
80 |
36 |
0.115 |
2.9 |
1.5° per Mesh |
3.5 |
151,200 |
17100 |
3,500 |
5,250 |
4.625 |
125 |
1.81 |
46 |
130 |
59 |
0.130 |
3.3 |
1.5° per Mesh |
4 |
220,500 |
24900 |
3,000 |
4,500 |
5.375 |
145 |
2.44 |
62 |
190 |
86 |
0.150 |
3.8 |
1.5° per Mesh |
4.5 |
302,400 |
34200 |
2,700 |
4,050 |
6.000 |
165 |
3.00 |
76 |
250 |
114 |
0.175 |
4.4 |
1.5° per Mesh |
5 |
434,700 |
49100 |
2,500 |
3,750 |
6.500 |
180 |
3.00 |
76 |
380 |
173 |
0.200 |
5.1 |
1.5° per Mesh |
5.5 |
573,300 |
64800 |
2,200 |
3,300 |
7.500 |
200 |
4.00 |
101 |
520 |
236 |
0.220 |
5.6 |
1.5° per Mesh |
6 |
749,700 |
84700 |
2,100 |
3,150 |
8.250 |
225 |
4.00 |
101 |
650 |
295 |
0.120 |
3.0 |
1.5° per Mesh |
7 |
1,008,000 |
113900 |
2,000 |
3,000 |
9.500 |
255 |
5.00 |
127 |
950 |
431 |
0.135 |
3.4 |
1.5° per Mesh |
8 |
1,323,000 |
149500 |
1,900 |
2,850 |
11.500 |
310 |
6.00 |
152 |
1,560 |
708 |
0.160 |
4.1 |
1.5° per Mesh |
9 |
1,827,000 |
206400 |
1,800 |
2,700 |
12.500 |
340 |
6.00 |
177 |
2,015 |
915 |
0.165 |
4.2 |
1.5° per Mesh |
- For Continuous Sleeve Design: see Continuous Sleeve
- For Nylon Sleeve (no lubricant coupling): see Nylon Sleeve
- For High Speed: see High Performance Gear Couplings
- For Large Jaw Coupling: see H Type
- For “Infinite Life”: see Disc Couplings
- Or, for other coupling types: see Coupling Preselection Guide
- For a broad overview on gear couplings in general, please consider reading: Gear Coupling Tutorial – Part I: Overview.
- To get a better understanding of gear coupling configurations, please read: Gear Coupling Tutorial – Part II: Configurations.
- To learn about mounting gear couplings, check out: Gear Coupling Tutorial – Part III: Mounting the Coupling.
- For tips and tricks on coupling selection and availability, see: Gear Coupling Tutorial – Part IV: Selection & Availability.
- To help troubleshoot or understand gear coupling failure modes, review: Gear Coupling Tutorial – Part V: Failure Analysis (with photos).