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Built-In Freewheels AE

Built-In Freewheels AE

Built-In Freewheels AE

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides technical specifications and installation guidelines for the AE type built-in freewheels by Stieber Clutch. These are roller type freewheels that require external bearing support for axial and radial loads, as well as lubrication and sealing.
Specifications: The AE type freewheels have a nominal outside diameter matching standard ball bearing dimensions. The inner race is keyed to the shaft, while the outer race has a h6 tolerance and should be fitted in a housing with a K7 tolerance. The design allows for an axial misalignment of ± S/2 between the inner and outer races.
Technical Data: The document includes a table listing various sizes of AE freewheels, detailing parameters such as overrunning speeds, weight, and drag torque. For example, the AE 12 size has a nominal torque (TKN) of 17 Nm, with maximum inner and outer race overrunning speeds of 3100 min-1 and 6000 min-1, respectively.
Installation Recommendations: The document advises on housing tolerances and the use of side notches for positive torque transmission. If the housing tolerance is R6, the notches are unnecessary, provided the housing is strong enough to prevent expansion post-assembly.
Notes: The maximum torque (Tmax) is twice the nominal torque (TKN). Keyways should conform to DIN 6885.1 standards. Additional mounting and maintenance instructions are referenced for further guidance.
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Built-In Freewheels AE-1

Built-In Freewheels ype AE is a roller type freewheel non-bearing supported. Bearings are required to support axial and radial loads. Lubrication and sealing must also be provided by the installation. Nominal outside diameter is a standard ball bearing dimension. A typical arrangement is to install this type beside a bearing with the same housing diameter tolerance as shown on the following page. The inner race is keyed to the shaft. The outer race has a h6 tolerance and should be fitted in a housing with a K7 tolerance. Additional side notches provide for positive torque transmission. If the housing tolerance is to R6, use of the notches is not necessary, but the housing must be strong enough to not expand after assembly. This design can accept an axial misalignment of inner and outer race of ± S/2.

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Built-In Freewheels AE-2

Built-In Freewheels MOUNTING EXAMPLE NOTES 1 Tmax = 2 X TKN » Refer to Selection page 7 to 11 2) Inner race overruns 3) Outer race overruns Keyway to DIN 6885.1 » Refer to mounting and maintenance instructions page 12 to 13

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