The QGC drum coupling is a spherical roller heavy-duty transmission component. Its core design consists of spherical rollers and a cycloidal spline. It is suitable for connecting drums and reducers in cranes, metallurgy, and other applications, and features strong load-bearing capacity, angular displacement compensation, low additional bending moment, and convenient maintenance. Here are its detailed performance characteristics:
Core performance characteristics
Excellent heavy-duty transmission and radial load-bearing: Spherical rollers are evenly distributed to transfer torque, with nominal torque ranging from 4kN·m to 900kN·m, and the allowable radial force reaching 16.5kN to 520kN. It is compatible with M3-M8 multiple working grades and can withstand frequent start-stop and impact conditions, with a 30% increase in bearing capacity compared to traditional tooth couplings.
Moderate angular displacement compensation capability: The spherical contact between the spherical rollers and the holes can compensate for angular displacements up to 1.5°, suitable for installation errors and frame deformations, reducing the requirements for shaft alignment accuracy and avoiding concentrated additional stress.
Low additional bending moment and high stability: The spherical contact also functions as a self-aligning bearing, significantly reducing the additional bending moment on the output shaft of the reducer and reducing the fatigue risk of the shaft system; the cycloidal spline transmission is smooth and has low operating noise, and is equipped with a wear indicator device for easy condition monitoring.
Reliable safety and protection: The spherical roller anti-detachment structure and sealing system can prevent the rollers from detaching, avoiding leakage of lubricating oil and the intrusion of impurities, ensuring the transmission safety in heavy-duty conditions.
Easy installation and maintenance: The combined design of the cycloidal spline and spherical rollers allows for a certain installation deviation, shortening the commissioning cycle; the modular structure facilitates disassembly and replacement of easily damaged parts such as rollers, with low maintenance costs and suitability for limited space drum arrangements.
Compact and efficient structure: The optimized axial and radial dimensions enable high torque and radial load-bearing in a limited space, meeting the requirements for compact layout of heavy equipment.