MÄDLERMÄDLER· Locking Assemblies, Clamping Bushes, Taper Bushes
Clamping bush MSD-N stainless steel bore 40mm max. torque 750Nm
Manufacturer part no. 61599340
$775.37≈ 673.36 €
In stock — 1 unitslead time 14 d
Estimated landed cost
| Item | €673.36 |
|---|---|
| Shipping | €15.00 |
| VAT (20%) | €137.67 |
| Total delivered | €826.03 |
Estimate for a single item delivered to mainland France, shipped from outside the EU: customs duty and clearance fees may apply and are charged by the carrier.
Datasheets & documents
Specifications (automatically extracted)
Mechanical
| Torque | 7 647,7 kg·cm |
| Weight | 550 g |
Other characteristics
| Admissible axial force | 37.5 kN |
| Inner diameter | 40 mm |
| Length | 63 mm |
| No of bolts pcs | 9 |
| Outer diameter | 53 mm |
| Tightening torque fastening screws | 5.4 Nm |
| Transmissible torque | 750 Nm |
| Design shape | With flange, hydraulic |
| Hub surface pressure | 70 N/mm2 |
| Material | Stainless steel (303) |
| Self centering | Yes |
| Shaft surface pressure | 90 N/mm2 |
Description
Material: Stainless steel 1.4568 (17/7 PH). The MSD-N clamping bush consists of a double-walled, hardened steel sleeve filled with a special pressure medium, a seal, a piston, a compression flange and fastening screws. When tightening the screws, the sleeves expand evenly against shaft and hub, creating a rigid connection. When the screws are loosened, the bush returns to its initial position and can be easily demounted. Concentricity: 0,03 – 0,06 mm. Tolerance: Shaft h9 (Ø 15 mm only h8), Hub H7. Advantages: fast mounting/demounting sensitive adjustment of the hub can be carried out during assembly – low fastening torque and few screws allow very simple assembly. good concentricity small dimensions allow little ouside diametre of the hub MN = transmittable torque at load of 0. If the screws are fastened with Manz. Fa = transmittable axial force at torque of 0. If the screws are fastened with Manz. Manz = required fastening torque for the screws. Temperature range: -30° to +85°C. The dimensions refer to bushes before assembly.
