Technical Articles
Coupling Interchange & Substitution
Which couplings are interchangeable? Can you switch coupling types? This article provides a summary of how Lovejoy approaches these questions.
The Basics of Jaw Coupling Technology
This companion piece to the “Spiders are Key” article explains the difference between rubber-in-compression and rubber-in-shear coupling technology. It also offers an overview of the advantages of the rubber in compression technology for many applications.
Spiders are Key to Jaw Coupling Performance
An essential component of couplings, flexible elastomeric spiders transmit torque and accept misalignment. Design and material options for these flexible elements let you tailor them to the application.
Sorting Out Flexible Couplings
Don’t order couplings by mechanical specifications alone; first be sure you’ve selected the correct type. This tutorial steers you through the different categories of couplings and spells out the capabilities of each type.
New Twists to Diesel Vibration
Trend to smaller, lighter diesel engines adds new twist to torsional vibration problems.
Why to Switch from Grid to Disc Couplings
If you are faced with the three main problems often experienced from grid coupling customers (MSHA violations, high maintenance, and hub replacement), read this article.
Tips and Tricks from Lovejoy Engineering
Helpful tips you may find helpful and interesting when working with Lovejoy products.
