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  • The L Type coupling consists of two standard L Type hubs and one spider.
Unit of Measure

Specifications

Description 

 N/A L150-SPIDER-SOX

Coupling Type

 N/A Jaw

Material

 N/A SOX (NBR) Rubber

Insert Style

 N/A Solid

Color

 N/A Black

Type

 N/A Elastomeric Insert

Weight

 N/A 0.25 lb

Dimensional Data

Coupling Size

 N/A L150

Dimension A

 N/A 3.750 in95.25 mm

Dimension B

 N/A 0.590 in14.99 mm

Dimension DC

 N/A 0.310 in7.87 mm

Dimension H

 N/A 1.250 in31.75 mm

Dimension W

 N/A 0.88 in22.35 mm

Cubic inches

 N/A 12.37500 in³

Performance Data

Normal Temperature Range

 N/A -40 to 212 ºF-40 to 100 ºC

Nominal Torque

 N/A 1240.00 in·lb140.00 N·m

Angular Misalignment

 N/A 1.00 º

Parallel Misalignment

 N/A 0.150 in

Shore Hardness

 N/A 80A

Damping Capacity

 N/A High

Chemical Resistance

 N/A Good

Spider Performance

Spider Performance

 N/A
  • Nitrile Butadiene (Buna N) Rubber is a flexible elastomer material that is oil resistant, resembles natural rubber in resilience and elasticity and operates effectively in temperature range of -40° to 212° F (-40° to 100° C). Good resistance to oil. Standard elastomer. (Also applies to SXB Cushions.)

Elastomers in Compression

Elastomers in Compression

 N/A
    Lovejoy offers four types of elastomer designs to allow for additional flexibility in addressing specific application requirements. One piece designs are used in the “L” and “AL” models (referred to as spiders) and multiple part “load cushions” are used in the “C” and “H” model couplings. The load cushions are in sets of 6 to 14 pieces depending on coupling size.
Solid Center Spider
  • The solid center design is commonly used design when shafts of the driver and driven equipment can be kept separate by a standard gap
Open Center Spider
  • The open center design allows for the shafts of the driver and driven to be positioned within a short distance
  • Open center spiders offer shaft positioning flexibility but have a lower RPM capacity (1,750 RPM maximum for NBR, 3,600 maximum for Urethane/Hytrel®)
Cushions
  • Used exclusively for the C and H Type couplings
  • Load cushions are held in place radially by a steel collar which is attached to one of the hubs
Snap Wrap Flexible Spider
  • Design allows for easy removal of the spider without moving the hubs
  • Allows for close shaft separation all the way up to the hubs maximum bore
  • Maximum RPM is 1,750 RPM with the retaining ring, but if used with the LC Type (with collar) the normal RPM rating of the coupling applies
  • Style is available in NBR and Urethane only, and in limited sizes

Notes

Notes 

 N/A
  • NBR standard shore hardness is 80A ±5A – Except L035=60A. Other softer or harder designs are available in NBR material; consult Lovejoy.
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