[For Users] Spider Identification Guide
Introducing the method for identifying spiders at the time of your order!
The KTR-made coupling spider comes in two types: the flexible jaw coupling ROTEX (for three-phase motors) and the backlash-free servo coupling ROTEX GS (for servo motors), each differing in shape and size. This document explains the types of couplings, allowable temperatures, hardness, and how to specify your order with illustrations, so please take a look. It is a must-read for customers who want to replace their spider but don't know how to identify the product, want to know the confirmation items when ordering, or wish to replace it with one that has a higher hardness than the current spider! Additionally, feel free to contact us with any questions or inquiries regarding the spider.
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〇 Flexible Jaw Coupling ROTEX Spider Three types are available. The standard product is 98 Sh-A (purple). 〇 Backlash-Free Servo Coupling ROTEX GS Spider You can choose a spider with a good balance of strength, rigidity, and damping properties according to your application. 【Contents】 - Information required when placing an order - How to fill out the order - Structure of ROTEX or ROTEX GS coupling - Types, hardness, and allowable temperature of spiders
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This document introduces the types of spiders and the identification of products. For requests regarding special designs, please refer to the individual product catalog or contact us through the inquiry form.
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