Full Gear Coupling

Gear coupling is a device used to connect two separate shafts together in a mechanical system. These couplings usually consist of two mating sets of teeth or sprockets on two shafts, with a flexible material, such as rubber, bridging the two sets of teeth. This type of coupling allows for movement between the two shafts and can be used for high power transmissions, even though the flexible material reduces the maximum torque that can be transmitted. Full Gear couplings are designed to connect and transmit power between two rotating shafts, while allowing for some misalignment of the shafts. The full gear coupling is the simplest and most common type of coupling and is used in a wide range of industries. They are used in applications where reliable, quick connections and easy installation are required, and can be specifically designed for individual applications depending on the parameters of the system.