Sakai UCNF-T7 Series Precision Compensation Coupling

Manufacturer: Sakai Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Model: UCNF-T7 Series

Feature

  • The combination of flange specifications and taper clamp specifications allows shaft coupling with a small tightening torque.

Performance

(Dimensions: mm)

ModelAllowable Torque (N·m)Maximum Torque (N·m)Allowable Thrust Load (N)Allowable Eccentricity (mm)Allowable Tilt Angle (°)Maximum Rotational Speed (min⁻¹)Torsional Stiffness (N·m/rad)Inertia Moment (kg·m²)Weight (kg)
UCNF-65T7408014500.2160001.08×10⁵5.79×10⁻⁴0.81
UCNF-80T78016023500.2160002.37×10⁵1.54×10⁻³1.30
UCNF-100T716032037500.2160004.66×10⁵4.83×10⁻³2.67
UCNF-125T732064060000.2160008.80×10⁵1.36×10⁻²5.04
UCNF-155T7640128097500.2160001.66×10⁶3.35×10⁻²8.40
ModeldABCDEPLLLSTJGHNM
UCNF-65T714~2088387665473059.562.537.522288106.6M4
UCNF-80T716~3511050958060396972.54425339119M4/M5
UCNF-100T722~401366011810074458386.5513237121511M5
UCNF-125T732~42166701451258661101104.5614043.5151814M5
UCNF-155T745~60198901751551087611712171.545.5511720.514M6

Standard Shaft Hole Diameter: d

Modeld
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UCNF-65T7
UCNF-80T7
UCNF-100T7
UCNF-125T7
UCNF-155T7
  • UCNF-125T7 and UCNF-155T7 are semi-standard products (delivery time confirmed).
  • The allowable torque indicates the case, the rotational speed is 1500 min⁻¹.
  • The maximum torque is the torque that can be transmitted instantaneously startup and braking.
  • The allowable thrust load indicates the static allowable load, the load torque is zero.
  • The torsional rigidity value is for the metal parts only.
  • The moment of inertia and mass are shown for the maximum shaft hole diameter.
  • The usage conditions, it possible to use with greater eccentricity or angular misalignment than the allowable values. Please contact us.
  • Please insert the shaft correctly up to the J dimension line.
  • The recommended shaft tolerance is h6. (A shaft diameter of 35 mm, it corresponds to a tolerance of up to +0.010 mm.)

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