Elastomeric shaft coupling. HRCE150 couplings have a Φ150mm external diameter and are suitable to accommodate taper bush type 2012 with standard shaft diameter Φ14 Φ16 Φ18 Φ19 Φ20 Φ22 Φ24 Φ25 Φ28 Φ30 Φ32 Φ35 Φ38 Φ40 Φ42 Φ45 Φ48 Φ50 mm and keyway. Make sure when you purchase the HRCE coupling that you have available the right taper bush type 2012 with the desired bore diameter of the first shaft. The HRCE150 is only the one half of the coupling and to complete the coupling you will need another half HRCI150 (or HRCE150) with the corresponding 2012 taper bush depending on the diameter of the second shaft you possess. It is essential that you have also the elastic coupling (black spider) HRCN150. HRCE coupling receives the taper bush externally while the HRCI receives it internally (from the elastic coupling side). In case the shaft you want to install the coupling to does not have any standard diameter you can use the HRCP150 coupling type which has only a small pilot bore and usually requires boring in the lathe and making a keyway. HRC couplings are essentially general purpose couplings with a flexible element which can accommodate higher degree of misallignment. Parallel misallignment up to 0.5mm . Axial misallignment up to 0.7mm. Because of their superior design HRC series couplings can accomodate larger shafts shich can make them a more economical proposition. Salient features. Economy. The design of the HRC couplings has been optimised so that power capacities are balanced to the appropriate shaft diameters utilising taper lock bush fixing. Resilience. Transient peak loads are reduced by a flexible component deflexion of which is a prime design consideration. Misallignment. Incidental parallel angular and axial displacement of the connected shafts can be accomodated. Installation. quick and easy without special tools only an allen key is required. Maintenance. Virtually eliminated and no lubricant is required. Enviroment. The elastomeric component makes HRC coupling suitable for use in most conditions within a temperature range of -40 up to 100 degrees Celcius. Positive. In the unlikely event of the flexible component being destroyed the drive will be maintained by the interaction of dogs which are integral with the flanges.