Description |
N/A LF22-HUB CYL-13T 16/32DP-LLOC |
Coupling Type |
N/A Torsional |
Coupling Size |
N/A LF22 |
Hub Style |
N/A Cylindrical |
Color |
N/A Metallic |
Bore Type |
N/A Spline Bore |
Weight |
N/A 3.30 lb |
Thread (Dimension T) |
N/A M8 |
Length thru Bore |
N/A 1.970 in28.00 mm |
Dimension HD |
N/A 1.57 in40.00 mm |
Min. Bore (Dimensions ID1/ID2) |
N/A 0.440 in10.00 mm |
Max. Bore (Dimensions ID1/ID2) |
N/A 0.880 in26.00 mm |
Dimension FD |
N/A 3.940 in100.08 mm |
Dimension FOD |
N/A 5.910 in |
Cubic inches |
N/A 68.80836 in³ |
Spline Identification & Selection |
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When identifying splines, it is important to know what Industry Standard the spline falls under such as ANSI B92.1A (SAE J744) or DIN5480. Manuals and data sheets provided by most original equipment manufacturers contain the necessary spine data for users to identify and order a hub with the proper spline. Lovejoy’s Customer Service and Technical Support teams can help pick out couplings or hubs containing most splines, but certain information will need to be provided prior to making the proper selection. SAE Standard Involute splines are the most common spline in use in the United States and many are represented in the ANSI chart shown on the right. Information required to identify most ANSI (SAE) splines contains the number of teeth, the diametral pitch, and the major spline diameter. Lovejoy’s ANSI splines are machined to meet the ANSI standard Class-5 fit.When specifying DIN-5480 splines, it is necessary to provide the number of teeth, the major diameter in mm, and the DIN Module number, usually in format: DIN 5480 x Major Dia x Module x Pressure angle (usually 30*) x number of teeth. Lovejoy’s DIN-5480 splines are machined to meet the DIN standard 9H fit. DIN-5482 metric splines, JIS splines, and SAE J499 parallel side splines, can be quoted based on individual applications. |
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Notes |
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