Double Universal Joint with Bore

Product Item:HXST-1813

Model:Double Universal Joint with Bore

Bore: The universal joint is equipped with a bore or hole at one or both ends, allowing for easy installation onto shafts or other components

Material: Typically made from high-quality materials such as alloy steel or stainless steel to ensure durability and strength

Maintenance: Regular inspection and lubrication are recommended to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the double universal joint

Description

double universal joint with a bore refers to a specific type of mechanical joint used to transmit rotational motion between two non-aligned shafts. It consists of two universal joints connected by an intermediate shaft. Here's an explanation of its components:

Universal Joint: The universal joint, also known as a U-joint or Cardan joint, is a flexible coupling that allows for the transmission of torque and rotation between two non-aligned shafts. It consists of a cross-shaped component with bearings at each end and yokes connected to the shafts.

Double Universal Joint: In a double universal joint configuration, two universal joints are connected by an intermediate shaft. This arrangement provides increased flexibility and angular misalignment compensation compared to a single universal joint.

Bore: The term "bore" refers to a central hole or opening in one or both of the yokes of the universal joints or the intermediate shaft. The bore allows the joint to be mounted directly onto a shaft, typically through the use of fasteners like set screws or clamps.

The double universal joint with a bore is commonly used in applications where there is a need for significant angular misalignment between two non-aligned shafts while transmitting rotational motion. The bore feature enables easy and secure mounting onto the shafts, facilitating a reliable and compact connection.

As with any universal joint, the specific design and dimensions, including the bore sizes, will depend on the application requirements and the load and speed conditions it needs to handle. Proper alignment, lubrication, and maintenance are crucial for ensuring optimal performance and longevity of the double universal joint.