How to Select a Coupling
April 09, 2020
2PM - 3PM ET
ABOUT THIS WEBINAR
Coupling selection for motion systems often gets left for last. They can significantly affect the overall performance of the system, however. Couplings should be considered early in the design process. Specifying a coupling can be surprisingly nuanced. It’s easy to focus on torque transfer, but couplings can be used to address other issues such as compliance, shaft misalignment, size limitations, torque overload conditions, and more. Specifying a coupling requires taking into account a number of factors, including speed, thermal cycling, interfaces, and environmental conditions.
In this webinar, attendees can expect to learn:
- The function, pros, and cons for the major types of couplings
- Application requirements to take into account when choosing a coupling
- How to properly specify a coupling
SPONSORS:
GAM Enterprises Inc.
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Kristin Lewotsky
Kristin is a contributing editor for Motion Control Online and has written about motion control and automation for more than nine years. As a technical writer, she covers a variety of subjects ranging from memory and micro-electronics to nano-technology to lasers and photonics. Kristin previously worked as an engineer on NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Telescope before switching to writing about technology. Kristin holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics and a Master’s in Optics and Photonics from the University of Central Florida.
