Anti-resonance couplings with high damping performance for servomotors and stepper motors. The newly developed rubber element of the Servoflex SFR achieves high damping and low reaction force. It absorbs vibrations faster than flexible couplings that use metal for their flexible parts.
Flexible shaft couplings are mechanical connecting elements that couple two shafts together and are able to compensate for certain misalignments and misalignments. They are made of elastic materials that dampen vibrations and thus increase the service life of machine components.
The main function of antiresonance couplings is to transmit torque from one shaft to another while compensating for axial, radial and angular misalignments. Their elastic properties allow them to absorb vibrations and shocks, resulting in smoother and more efficient machine operation.
Antiresonance couplings are generally maintenance-free as they have no moving parts to wear out. The flexible materials used, such as special rubber compounds, are designed to maintain their damping properties over long periods of time without the need for replacement or lubrication.
Compared to rigid couplings, antiresonance couplings offer several advantages:
Antiresonance couplings are used in a wide range of applications, especially where precision and reliability are required. Typical areas of application are
The Servoflex SFR coupling from Miki Pulley has been specially developed for use in high-speed and precision applications with servo and stepper motors. It is characterised by high damping performance, zero backlash and the ability to handle speeds of up to 10,000 rpm. By using HNBR as the elastic element, vibrations are efficiently dampened, making them ideal for demanding applications.
Overall, flexible shaft couplings offer an effective solution for torque transmission in various industrial applications by compensating for misalignments, dampening vibrations and remaining maintenance-free.