Description
Volt Shaft Cover (Rubber)
The shaft cover protects the motor shaft on your milking machine.
This shaft is designed for VOLT motors
VOLT Shaft Cover (Rubber) for Electric Motors
Specifications:
- Square Box: 1’3/4In x 1 3/4
- Knob: 2 1/4In in length
- 1 7/8in in diameter
- Complete Dimensions: 2 1/2X 1 3/4 x 1 3/4
Protect your shaft! The key component in most rotating equipment is the shaft. A shaft is the mechanical component for transmitting torque and rotation. Shaft size greatly affects the torque in these machines. Hence, the precise design and prototyping of shafts is crucial for all applications.
Choosing the proper material can maximize reliability. When considering the best material for your electric motor shaft, there are several considerations: Cost and Material Deficiencies.
The material used for ordinary shafts is mild steel, but when high strength is required, an alloy steel such as nickel, nickel-chromium or chromium-vanadium steel is used.
Most motor manufacturers use SAE 1045 in either cold-rolled (CRS) or hot-rolled steel (HRS). C1045 is a medium carbon, medium tensile steel supplied as forged or normalized. This steel shows good strength, toughness and wear resistance.
It is used for axles, bolts, forged connecting rods, crankshafts, torsion bars, light gears, guide rods etc.
Other materials include sulfurized SAE 1117, SAE 1137, SAE 1144, hot-rolled SAE 1035, and cold-rolled SAE 1018. A ground stock of any material is used on special CNC Swiss turning machines.
Generally, the cold-rolled and sulfurized steels will increase costs approximately 15% more than HRS and will machine better. Machining trials need to be performed in order to justify the extra cost. Since all shaft-turning machines perform differently, there is no established material or machining practice.
