Manufacturer of a wide range of products which include flexible rubber tyre coupling t50.
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Material. | Mild Steel |
Material | Mild Steel |
Usage/Application | Pneumatic Connections |
Size | 2 inch |
Minimum order quantity: 25 Piece
Tyre couplings are a type of flexible coupling used to connect two shafts in mechanical systems. They're known for their high flexibility, ability to absorb shocks and vibrations, and ease of maintenance. Here's a breakdown of their uses, details, benefits, and other key points:
🔧 Uses of Tyre CouplingsGeneral power transmission: Between electric motors and pumps, compressors, conveyors, fans, etc.
Industrial machinery: Widely used in mining, cement, paper, chemical, and food processing industries.
Heavy-duty applications: Suitable for drives subject to vibration, misalignment, or torque fluctuation.
Construction:
Flexible tyre element: Made of rubber or synthetic material (natural rubber, neoprene, etc.)
Two metal hubs (flanges): Connect to the shafts and clamp the tyre element in between.
Design types:
Split tyre: Can be changed without moving shafts.
Solid tyre: Requires more disassembly to replace.
Misalignment handling:
Angular, parallel, and axial misalignments are absorbed by the flexibility of the tyre.
High Flexibility:
Handles angular, parallel, and axial misalignments smoothly.
Vibration and Shock Absorption:
Reduces wear on connected equipment.
Non-lubricated Design:
Low maintenance compared to gear or chain couplings.
Easy Installation and Replacement:
Split tyre type allows tyre changes without disturbing connected machinery.
Silent Operation:
Rubber tyre dampens noise from vibration or misalignment.
Long Service Life:
Durable tyre materials designed to withstand harsh environments.
Fail-safe Options:
Some models have built-in fail-safe mechanisms in case the tyre fails.
Pump drives
Conveyor systems
Blowers and fans
Crushers and mixers
Generators
Compressors
Not suitable for very high-speed or precision alignment applications.
Tyre material may degrade under certain chemicals or high temperatures.
If you want, I can also give you a comparison between tyre couplings and other types (like gear, grid, or disc couplings). Let me know!
Naveen Kumar Vannela (CEO)
Vasudha Rubber Industries
Survey No. 712 to 715 and 731 to 737,, No. 6-27/66/C, Adjacent to Plot No. 49-A, Sri Venkateshwara Co-operative Industrial Estate,, Kukatpally
Hyderabad - 500037, Telangana, India