Instead, a coupling with setscrew or clamp-style hubs is the best solution for precision applications. One more note — if you need zero-backlash, get zero-backlash. Many types of couplings ...

A common use for a servo coupling is between a servomotor and a ball screw. This application requires a zero backlash, torsionally stiff coupling for accurate and precise positioning. Selecting a ...

Featuring a highly saturated Nitrile rubber flex element, these couplings are specifically designed for maximum damping and performance. The zero-backlash design of the ServoClass-HSN also features an ...

and angular misalignments while transmitting high torque loads with zero backlash. A new series of inch couplings from Sterling Instrument (SI), an ISO 9001:2000+AS9100C Registered Manufacturer, ...

With a flexible, zero-backlash coupling, they provide a straight-line accuracy of up to 0.0001 in./in. of travel and a repeatability of 0.0001 in. The ball-bearing type slides use a set of four ...