The KIPP shaft collars can accommodate light transverse forces and thereby prevent, e.g. the shaft from ...    More ...

The KIPP shaft collars can accommodate light transverse forces and thereby prevent, e.g. the shaft from wandering out of the guide. Due to the high retention forces the elements can also be reliably clamped in the middle of shafts. Due to even distribution of the clamping forces and the complete enclosure of the shaft, damages are precluded.
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<br>Both the slotted and the split KIPP clamp rings are clamped by screws in the rings onto the shaft. The use of the split ring shaft clamping has the advantage that it can be positioned at any location on the shaft when the shaft has already been permanently mounted. The two-piece design allows for easy and fast installation without dismantling the adjacent components. For reliable clamping, the shaft tolerance should be within h11.
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<br>The HEINRICH KIPP WERK supplies the shaft collars that can be used in a temperature range of - 40degC to +175degC without problem, in steel and stainless steel. Other dimensions for shafts are also available on request.
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