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Standard parts |
Adjusting nut
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Threads and bolts are used in all applications as a major fastening, adjusting and clamping way. Although it is easy to manufacture, low cost and simple, has one major problem; when used in adjusting and clamping applications, the relative position (angle orientation) between the bolt and the threaded part depends on the thread helix start at each of them. This simple part provides by means of rotational adjustment (no differential) an axial adjustment of the unit.
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Clamping Links
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The clamping link is a common general machinery component. It is designed in many forms and shapes and almost every automatic machine has at least one (depends on the number of mechanisms). Almost every movement made by four-bar links uses variations of this simple machinery component.
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Nut locks
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When it is inconvenient to use a second nut to lock a nut already in position, or to lock an adjusting nut, a nut with a built-in lock may be used.
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Shaft clamping, wedge operated
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This simple stationary clamping may clamp a shaft in any position as it rotates and moves lengthwise. It is easy to manufacture, low cost, and can be included easily (with a simple hole) at any part.
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Shaft-hub connection
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The shaft-hub connection through shaft clamping (with or without key) provides an economic and reliable assembly solution of torque transmitting parts (gears, sprockets, etc.). Through a taper shaped or a split type hub, this connection increases the surface pressure between the shaft and the part, transmitting with this way the torque.
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Vee block, slide type
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Vee blocks (or locators) locate round workpieces or workpieces with cylindrical surfaces.
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