To identify correctly Centamax element there are several possible options. Method 1: Using Description or drawing number. You may find complete description or drawing number from documentation of your machinery.
CENTAMAX
Centamax - robust coupling, highly torsional flexible, specifically engineered for vibration-sensitive drives. This coupling achieves resonance-free operation by transmitting torque through a toothed outer ring onto a durable rubber element. Its design is reliable, built to withstand high torques within a compact framework.
Distinguishing features include outstanding torsional flexibility with a linear characteristic, effectively dampening torsional vibrations, shocks, and accommodating axial, radial, and angular misalignments. The coupling is well-ventilated and boasts a high tolerance for energy loss. In silicon design, it further resists oil and can work at high temperatures.
Assembly is simplified, minimizing axial mounting effort. Compatibility includes flywheel connections conforming to SAE standards and options for non-standard flywheels.
Centamax Key Features:
- Exceptional torsional flexibility.
- Compact design.
- Efficient ventilation.
- High tolerance for power loss.
- Cost effective solution.
Centamax Applications:
- Marine propulsion drives and gensets.
- Railway applications.
- Industrial applications and compressors.
- Generators.
Temperature range:
- Natural Rubber - from -45°C to +80°C,
- Silicone - from -45°C to +120°C,
- CENTALAN HT - from -25°C to +100°C
How to identify Centaflex X coupling?
Centaflex X coupling elements are easy to identify. The size of the coupling element is typically stamped or embossed on the element itself.
How to identify KTR Rotex spiders?
Visual Inspection: Shape: Size of the spider can be identified according to element shape from the picture below. Color: ROTEX spider elements come in three colors: Light green: Indicates a Spider 64 Shore D T-PUR® element