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Lovejoy Shaft Locking Devices A Shaft Locking Device is made up of one inner ring and one outer ring, which are held together with socket head cap screws. These rings have an inclined plane built into them. Turning the screws brings the rings together causing the rings to expand and fill the gap between the shaft and the hub. The pressure exerted by the expanded Shaft Locking Device on the hub ID and shaft OD creates "grip" which allows the Shaft Locking Device to hold the shaft and hub together without the need for a key, spline, or other traditional means of connection.The connection creates a very simple, yet effective, high torque mechanical interference fit that is easy to assemble and disassemble. Easy mounting and dismounting Zero backlash / Mechanical interference fit Can transmit high torque Unaffected by shock loads, vibration, and reversing loads No fretting corrosion / No bonding of parts Infinite axial and radial adjustability Allows for precise positioning to eliminate axial preloading Eliminates Keyways Benefits of Lovejoy Keyless Shaft Locking Devices Shaft Locking Devices Outer ring is drawn up the inclined plane 2. Turn socket- head cap screws 1. Inner and outer rings expand to fill the gap and “lock” the hub and shaft together 3. Competitive Cross Reference Ringfeder B-LOC Lovejoy SLD 1500 RfN 7012 B400 SLD 900 SLD 1850 RfN 4071 RfN 7013.0 SD 10 SLD 1750 SLD 1350 RfN 7013.1 RfC 303 B103 SLD 1450 SLD 1900 RfC 306 RfN 7110 B106 B800 SLD 2600 SLD 350 TAS 3012 RfN 8006 B112 B500 How Does A Shaft Locking Device Work?

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Page 1: Shaft Locking Device Work? - RO-QUIP does a shaft locking... · A Shaft Locking Device is made up of one inner ring and one outer ring, ... Competitive Cross Reference Ringfeder B-LOC

Lovejoy Shaft Locking Devices

A Shaft Locking Device is made up of one inner ring and one outer ring, which are held togetherwith socket head cap screws. These rings have an inclined plane built into them. Turning the screwsbrings the rings together causing the rings to expand and fill the gap between the shaft and the hub.The pressure exerted by the expanded Shaft Locking Device on the hub ID and shaft OD creates"grip" which allows the Shaft Locking Device to hold the shaft and hub together without the need fora key, spline, or other traditional means of connection. The connection creates a very simple, yeteffective, high torque mechanical interference fit that is easy to assemble and disassemble.

Easy mounting and dismounting Zero backlash / Mechanical interference fitCan transmit high torque Unaffected by shock loads, vibration, and reversing loadsNo fretting corrosion / No bonding of partsInfinite axial and radial adjustabilityAllows for precise positioning to eliminate axial preloadingEliminates Keyways

Benefits of Lovejoy KeylessShaft Locking Devices

Shaft Locking Devices

Outer ring isdrawn up theinclined plane

2.Turn socket-head capscrews

1.

Inner and outerrings expand to fillthe gap and “lock”the hub and shafttogether

3.

Competitive Cross Reference

Ringfeder

B-LOC

Lovejoy SLD 1500

RfN 7012

B400

SLD 900 SLD 1850

RfN 4071 RfN 7013.0

SD 10

SLD 1750 SLD 1350

RfN 7013.1 RfC 303

B103

SLD 1450 SLD 1900

RfC 306 RfN 7110

B106 B800

SLD 2600 SLD 350

TAS 3012 RfN 8006

B112 B500

How Does A Shaft Locking Device Work?

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www.lovejoySLD.com

Shaft Locking DevicesExternal Shaft Locking Device

Internal Shaft Locking Devices

SLD 1500

SLD 1850

SLD 1750

SLD 1350

SLD 1450

SLD 2600

Directly or functionallyinterchangeable with:

SLD 1900

SLD 350

• Medium high torque• Self releasing• Not self-centering• Axial position fixed during clamping

• Self-centering • Exceptional concentricity• Suitable for hollow shafts• Axial position fixed during clamping

• High torque• Exceptional concentricity• Self-centering• Axial position fixed during clamping

• Heavy duty• Very high torque• Self-centering• Exceptional concentricity• Axial position fixed during clamping

• Medium torque• Allows smaller diameter hubs• Exceptional concentricity• Self-centering• Axial position fixed during clamping

• Low torque• Small radial dimensions• Can be combined for greater torque

• High torque• Exceptional concentricity• Self-centering• Axial position fixed during clamping

Metric 14mm to 240mm

Larger sizes on request

Metric shafts 17mm to 500mm

Inch shafts ¾" to 8"

Larger sizes on request

Metric shafts 18mm to 200mm

Inch shafts ¾" to 4"

Larger sizes on request

Metric shafts 18mm to 200mm

Inch shafts ¾" to 4"

Larger sizes on request

Metric shafts 18mm to 200mm

Inch shafts ¾" to 4"

Larger sizes on request

Metric shafts 18mm to 200mm

Inch shafts ¾" to 4"

Larger sizes on request

Metric shafts 25mm to 240mm

Inch shafts 1" to 6 ½"

Larger sizes on request

Metric shafts 6mm to 130mm

Inch shafts ¾" to 2-15/16"

Larger sizes on request

Metric shafts 6mm to 150mm

Also available with cut ring

Larger sizes on request

SLD 900

Available sizes:

Available sizes:

Printed 08/04 Item # 697904 - 10422

• High torque• Exceptional concentricity• Self-centering• Axial position can move during clamping

• High torque• Exceptional concentricity• Self-centering• Axial position can move during clamping

RfN 4071SD 10

RfN 7012B400

RfN 7013.0

RfN 7013.1

Series 303B103

Series 306B106

TAS 3012B112

RfN 7110B800

RfN 8006B500

Directly or functionallyinterchangeable with:

Lovejoy SLD Product2655 Wisconsin AvenueDowners Grove, IL 60515Phone: (630) 852-0500Fax: (630) 852-2120E-Mail: [email protected]