Ruland, 33.3 mm OD, 45 mm Length 10 mm Flexible Coupling 8 mm

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Kr.2 128 36 

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Kr.2 660 45 

(inc. VAT)

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RS Stock No.:
593-179
Mfr. Part No.:
MDCDE33-10-8-A
Brand:
Ruland
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Brand

Ruland

Product Type

Flexible Coupling

Outside Diameter

33.3 mm

Length

45mm

Bore Size A

10mm

Bore Size B

8mm

Maximum Speed

10000rpm

Hub Material

Aluminium

Style

Clamp

Minimum Operating Temperature

-10°F

Membrane Material

302 Stainless Steel

Maximum Operating Temperature

150°F

Series

MDCDE33-10-8-A

Standards/Approvals

DIN 912 12.9

Screw Size

M3

COO (Country of Origin):
US
The Ruland Double disc coupling from ruland embodies an exceptional blend of strength and precision engineering. Designed for high-speed applications, this coupling features a unique balanced structure that significantly reduces vibration and enhances performance. Crafted from lightweight materials, it provides an efficient solution for connecting shafts with misalignment without sacrificing torque capabilities. The innovative design allows each disc to flex independently, ensuring adaptability in various operational settings. With certification for RoHS3 and REACH compliance, this coupling is manufactured in the USA under rigorous quality controls, making it a reliable choice for applications requiring uncompromising standards of safety and efficiency.

Electrically isolating design prevents unintended current transfer

Zero-backlash configuration ensures precise positioning during operation

Machined from solid bar stock sourced from North American mills

Torsionally rigid for consistent performance in demanding conditions

Lightweight build reduces inertia, ideal for high-speed applications

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