Free SubscriptionSubmit Product & News ReleasesToday's News HeadlinesNews By CompanyNews By Monthe-Newsletter Archives
Automation Product ManufacturersSystems Integrators, Service Providers & ConsultantsMachine & Equipment Manufacturers
Search all ProductsFeatured ProductsProducts by CategoryProducts By ManufacturerRequest Product CatalogsSubmit Products
2008 Salary Survey ResultsPost a JobSearch for JobsSubscriber LoginEmployer LoginTestimonialsRecruiting ServicesContract ServicesEmployer ResourcesJob Seeker Resources
Goin' Fishin' by Dick MorleyMultimedia LibraryApplication StoriesArticles & White PapersIndustry Web SitesFree Subscriptions to Trade Publications
BookstoreTraining & SeminarsApplication ToolsComplimentary Reference GuidesComplimentary Evaluation SoftwareSupplier ListingsAutomation.com Logo Items
 Back to: Home Page > News

Automation Portals
Find all the latest information on these topics:
Bullet Automatic Identification
Bullet Building Automation
Bullet Control Panels, Cables & Terminations
Bullet Design, Simulation & Programming Software
Bullet Digital Factory
Bullet Embedded Automation
Bullet Fieldbus Networks
Bullet Fluid Power, Valves & Pumps
Bullet HMI & Operator Interfaces
Bullet Industrial Communications
Bullet Industrial Computers
Bullet Industrial I/O
Bullet Machine Control
Bullet Machine Safety
Bullet Machine Tools, CNC & DNC
Bullet Manufacturing Intelligence
Bullet Material Handling
Bullet Motion Control, Motors & Drives
Bullet OPC
Bullet PLCopen
Bullet Packaging
Bullet Power & Energy
Bullet Programmable Automation Controller (PAC)
Bullet Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
Bullet Process Control
Bullet Process Safety
Bullet Robots & Robot Controllers
Bullet SCADA & RTU
Bullet Security
Bullet Sensors & Instruments
Bullet Test, Measurement & LIMS
Bullet Vision
Bullet Wireless Connectivity





Today's Automation News Headlines from Automation.com
Zero-Max publishes three coupling catalogs
 
Go to company's web site

Zero-Max publishes three coupling catalogs
June 26, 2008 - Zero-Max published three new catalogs, each focusing on their popular coupling lines that have three distinct qualities. The three catalogs include:

  • CD Couplings – Designed for precision applications including packaging machines, pick and place systems, printing machinery, machine tools and systems using servo motors. Features unique patented disc design for zero-backlash performance in difficult motion applications. Available in over 70 sizes in single, double flex, stainless steel and many other models plus customs.

  • Control-Flex Couplings – Designed for applications such as encoders where precision feedback devices control system operation. Features a unique Control-Flex disc employing a parallel linkage system design. This design minimizes reaction forces due to transmission of torque and unavoidable shaft misalignments resulting in smoother, precision system operation. Available in over 24 sizes in single, double disc and flexible models.

  • Schmidt Couplings – Designed to accommodate either axial, angular or parallel shaft displacements (or all three combined). Within this Schmidt family of couplings are three separate coupling lines which include offset couplings, inline couplings and 5D couplings. These couplings solve problems involving parallel offset shafts, torque rigidity requirements and shaft setups with all possible shaft misalignments. Available in over 60 sizes with a full range of options and customizations.

    Included in each new brochure is complete selection and ordering information.

    All three coupling lines are now available with configurable 3D CAD downloads. This gives the system designer the ability to select and configure the exact coupling solution (CD, Control-Flex or Schmidt) for a particular application with 3D Partstream, the configurable 3D CAD downloads online.
  •  
    Go to company's web site