Elastic finger coupling with torsional damping. A compromise between the rigidity of a pin coupling and the flexibility of a classic flector. Radial disassembly.
The RRJ is an ideal compromise for transmissions where a rigid coupling would be too severe and a rubber flector unnecessarily complex.
The RRJ sits between a rigid pin coupling and a very flexible rubber flector. A good compromise for transmissions with moderate load variation.
Like the RFC, the RRJ pins are changed by radial removal — no need to move the motor or driven machine.
The rubber pins absorb jolts and smooth torque peaks. Extended protection of downstream components.
Technical data from the manufacturer datasheet RATHI® — RRJ coupling.
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The RRJ torsionally flexible pin coupling is an intermediate coupling between rigid-pin models and high-elasticity rubber flectors. It uses rubber elastic pins that provide moderate damping while preserving good torque transmission capacity.
The pins are removed radially, without axial movement of the connected shafts. This feature simplifies maintenance on in-line installations (motor-pump assemblies, motor-reducers).
The RRJ is particularly suited to transmissions where a rigid coupling would be too severe for the components (bearings, gears) and where a very-high-elasticity rubber flector (RFC) would be oversized.
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