INKOMA-GROUP PK couplings 2013.01 The INKOMA-PK coupling is a device for the transmission of torque between axially parallel but displaced shafts. The radial offset can be adjusted statically or dynamically, within its operating limits. The coupling principle is based on parallel linkages. Each movement at the input is faithfully replicated at the output. There is no relative motion due to displacements as there is with universal joints. Features of the INKOMA-PK coupling: •input and output completely synchronous, regardless of the offset •damps and compensates for radial oscillations •pure torque transmission so that no reactive force is transmitted to related shaft bearings •small space requirement compared to degree of offset •within the specified limits any degree of offset can be tolerated either statically or dynamically INKOMA - GROUP INKOMA ALBERT A - I - M

The INKOMA-PK coupling is available in the following versions: Both outer discs have fixing holes for connecting components. Both outer discs have finished bores in outward facing hubs and Basic version A1 with additional shrink disc. The shrink disc allows keyless fitting to the shaft. Basic version A1 with additional adaptor flanges. These flanges have hubs for shaft fitting. This hub version has two components - a fixed and a removable part allowing radial clamping to the shaft. This version requires no axial displacement of the shaft for assembly and disassembly. Each coupling can combine...