Reducing  Flexible Coupling

제품 개요

A reducing flexible coupling isn’t a fixed model in standard classifications. It usually refers to a coupling with different shaft hole diameters on each end while still having flexible compensation ability. In practice, it’s more of a ‘custom-made as needed’ or a combined term used during selection. Basically, it’s still a flexible coupling. Its main job is to connect two shafts that aren’t perfectly aligned while compensating for axial, radial, and angular offsets. The only difference is that the connection holes on each end are different in size, which you often see when you need to connect a motor shaft and a device shaft of different thicknesses.