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Part Number 68514445200, LF Series Flange Hubs - Rough Stock Bore
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The LF Series coupling is designed with a unique and highly versatile elastomeric element. These can be easily integrated into a variety of coupling configurations to meet several application needs. LF Style elements are available in a variety of materials to match the necessary coupling dampening characteristics for tuning the systems critical speed away from the application operating speed.
The element can be connected axially to a flywheel adapter plate or flanged hub and radially to a cylindrical center hub using the appropriate bolts. Axial bolt styles include either socket head bolts with a special dry adhesive, or S-Style bolts, which are similar to dowel pins (seen picture below). The radial bolts are used to connect the element to the cylindrical hub. This unique design is remarkably simple, highly effective and gives the LF torsional coupling unmatched performance capabilities. The coupling selection should be verified with a Torsional Vibration Analysis (TVA) of the system.
Unit of Measure:
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Notes
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Specifications
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Dimensional Data
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Performance Data
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Torsional Element Specifications
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Features
Notes
Notes
For Hytrel, dynamic torsional stiffness values are non-linear with respect to torque. Value given is for 100% of nominal torque.
Angular and parallel misalignment values are dependent on speed, and for rubber elements, should be adjusted according to figure 4. Hytrel® elements are only for applications where the driven component is piloted to the driver for SAE and DIN established alignments (i.e. Hydraulic pump flange-mounted to engine flywheel housing).
Hytrel® elements are only for applications where the driven component is piloted to the driver for essentially perfect alignment (hydraulic pump flange-mounted to engine housing).
Specifications
Description
LF22-HUB FLNG-.71 RSB
Coupling Size
LF22
Type
Torsional
Style
Flange
Weight
8.48
lb
Color
Metallic
Bore Type
Rough Stock Bore
Dimensional Data
Rough Stock Bore Size
0.710
in
Thread (Dimension T)
M12
Hub Diameter
2.760
in
70.00
mm
Length thru Bore
1.970
in
50.00
mm
Min. Bore (Dimensions ID1/ID2)
0.810
in
20.00
mm
Max. Bore (Dimensions ID1/ID2)
2.630
in
66.802
mm
Dimension FD
3.940
in
100.08
mm
Dimension FOD
5.910
in
Cubic inches
68.80836
in³
Performance Data
Operating Temperature Range
-40 to 194
ºF
Nominal Torque
2430.00
in·lb
Securing Torque for Mounting Bolt
6640.00
in·lb
Allowable Continuous Vibratory Torque
885.00
in·lb
Max. Speed
6000
rpm
Speed
6000.00
rpm
Max. Angular Misalignment
2.00
º
Max. Parallel Misalignment
0.080
in
2.00
mm
Wind-Up Angle at Nominal Torque
3.00
º
Wind-Up Angle at Max. Torque
7.50
º
Dynamic Torsional Stiffness
79600.00
in·lb/rad
Static Angular Stiffness
106.00
in·lb/deg
Static Axial Stiffness
2860.00
lb/in
Static Radial Stiffness
7420.00
lb/in
Shore Hardness
60A
Torsional Element Specifications
There are two different rubber element materials available, High Temperature Rubber (HTR) and Neoprene (CR). Both elements are torsionally soft and are placed into compression during assembly. Rubber under compression can carry up to 5 times the amount of torque as non-compressed elements. The elements effectively accommodate shock, misalignment, and vibration plus minimize harmful radial and axial forces on the connected equipment. Neoprene (CR) is used in environments that are hostile to High Temperature Rubber (HTR).
Available Durometer Hardness:
50, 60 (Shore A scale)
Operating Temperature Range:
HTR: -40° to 194° F
CR: -40° to 175° F
Maximum Angular Misalignment:
Up to 3°
Features
Features
Wide range of standard designs and materials
Application versatility
Shaft to shaft or flywheel to shaft designs
Designed to accommodate substantial shock loads, vibration, and misalignment
Low moment of inertia
Electrically insulating
No lubrication, maintenance free
Unique air-flow cooling design
Different element stiffness values allow for torsional tuning of applications with diesel engines
Economic design allows for cost effective solutions for torsional applications
Proven L-LOC spline-clamping hub virtually eliminates spline shaft profile wear and “fretting”
Oil, heat, and corrosion resistant elements (Hytrel®, Zytel®)
When used with S-bolts, the coupling can accommodate some end float
S-bolts accommodate applications requiring “blind” assembly
Model 6 unique spacer designs span gaps between equipment in excess of the normal equipment separation
Model 6 design available with bearings for high speeds and large amounts of equipment separation
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LF Installation Instructions - Hytrel
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LF Installation Instructions - Model 6
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LF Installation Instructions - Models 1, 2, & 3
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