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Clamping Elements RCK 10-12

Clamping Elements RCK 10-12

Clamping Elements RCK 10-12

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Overview: The document provides detailed specifications and guidelines for clamping elements, specifically the RCK 10, RCK 11, and RCK 12 series. These elements are designed for maximum torque transmission and are suitable for applications with high bending loads.
Specifications: The clamping elements are categorized into three series: RCK 10 (light duty), RCK 11 (normal duty), and RCK 12 (heavy duty). Each series is designed to accommodate different torque capacities and application requirements. The document includes detailed dimensions and specifications for each part number within these series.
Design Features: The clamping elements feature large clamping surfaces to maintain reasonable clamping pressures. They enable automatic centering between the shaft and hub, ensuring that axial positioning does not change during clamping. This design is particularly beneficial for thin-walled hubs, such as conveyor drums.
Technical Data: The document provides a comprehensive table listing dimensions, torque capacities, axial forces, and other critical parameters for each clamping element. It also specifies recommended tolerances for full torque transmission and surface finish requirements.
Applications: These clamping elements are ideal for mounting wheels and belt conveyor pulleys. The document also provides guidelines for the minimum outside diameter of hubs and recommended materials for manufacturing.
Assembly Instructions: While specific assembly and disassembly instructions are referenced, they are not included in the provided text and are noted to be available on page 24 of the full document.
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Clamping Elements RCK 10-12-1

Clamping Elements Type RCK 10 to 12 These shaft clamping elements provide maximum torque transmission from a single unit, but, due to their large clamping surfaces clamping pressures are kept to reasonable levels. The design enables automatic centring between shaft and hub, and axial positioning of the hub does not change during clamping. Suitable for applications with high bending loads. For thin walled hubs, such as Conveyor Drums, the surface pressure on the hub can be reduced by reduction of the clamping torque applied to the Clamping Screws down to a minimum of 50%; the pressure on the outer hub and torque transmitted being reduced proportionaly, so that wall thickness of 12% of the internal diameter can be used. Recommended tolerances for full torque transmission both shaft and hub should be within the following tolerances: Shaft Hub Clamping surfaces to be finished to Rz ≤ 15 µm. These units ideal for mounting of wheels and belt conveyor pulleys. X = Distance required to remove screws, additional clearance for alan key may be required. Surface Pressure Clamping Screws Extraction Approx Shaft Hub Size Torque Screws Weight Ps Ph 2 2 kg Size N/mm N/mm Nm Email: [email protected] These units are offered in three series. A light duty series RCK 10, a normal duty series RCK 11, and a Heavy duty series RCK 12 for maximum torque applications. *Minimum outside diameter of hubs manufactured in medium carbon steels with yield strength ≥ 320 N/mm . For hub types, and other materials, refer to page 3. For assembly and disassembly instructions refer to page 24.

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Clamping Elements RCK 10-12-2

Clamping Elements Type RCK 11 and 12 Dimensions Dimensions mm Surface Pressure Clamping Screws Extraction Approx Shaft Hub Size Torque Screws Weight Ps Ph 2 2 kg Size N/mm N/mm Nm *Minimum outside diameter of hubs manufactured in medium carbon steels with yield strength ≥ 320 N/mm . For hub types, and other materials, refer to page 3. For assembly and disassembly instructions refer to page 24. Email: [email protected]

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.