Buy Coupling Elements Online in Australia
Replacement elements for flexible shaft couplings, in rubber, nitrile, polyurethane and Hytrel. This range has 13 active listings: 12 from Finer Power Transmissions and 1 from KCP.
What's in the range
| Type | Listings | What's there |
|---|---|---|
| Jaw coupling spider elements | 3 | NBR spider element (L050 to L276), polyurethane spider element (L050 to L190) and Hytrel spider element (L050 to L190). |
| Curved jaw coupling elements | 1 | 92 Shore A yellow and 98 Shore A red elements, GE19 to GE90. |
| HRC coupling elements | 2 | Nitrile rubber and polyurethane HRC elements, HRC70 to HRC280. |
| Snap wrap elements | 2 | NBR snap wrap element and snap wrap element with retaining ring, L095 to L225. |
| Other flexible elements | 4 | Max Dynamic polyurethane element (D-2 to D-120), NM series nitrile element (NM-50 to NM-128), flexible pin coupling nitrile element set (H58 to H140) and the KCP KW10 flex element (sizes 5 to 60). |
| Coupling parts | 1 | Jaw coupling flange half, taper lock, L100 to L190. |
Choosing a coupling element
The element must match the coupling it fits, so identify the coupling brand, series and size first. Element material affects flexibility, damping and load: nitrile and rubber elements are generally the more flexible, while polyurethane and Hytrel are harder. The data sheet gives the hardness, torque and temperature limits for each. Always check the data sheet for the series and size each element fits before you order.
Related ranges
Couplings | Couplings & Shaft Collars | Coupling Elements & Parts | Coupling Pins & Rubbers | Finer Power Transmissions | KCP
Order from AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help match the right element to your coupling.
Coupling Element FAQs
How do I choose between rubber, polyurethane and Hytrel elements?
Choose by torque, temperature and the amount of damping you need. Nitrile and rubber elements are generally the more flexible, while polyurethane and Hytrel are harder. The listing and data sheet give the limits for each.
What does the L number mean on jaw coupling elements?
It is the jaw coupling size, for example L050 to L276. Match the element size to the coupling size marked on the hubs.
How do I find the right element for my coupling?
Identify the coupling manufacturer, series and size, normally marked on the hubs, and match the element to that. If you are not sure, send us the details or a photo and we will help.