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Technical Drawing - Claw Couplings

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Basic Properties (e.g., material, hardness, coating, tolerance) - Claw Couplings

Type	Material	Accessory
MCJN	Glass Fiber Reinforced PBT Resin	Set Screw
MCJSN	PBT Resin	Set Screw

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Composition of a Product Code - Claw Couplings

Part Number	-	Shaft Bore Dia. d₁	-	Shaft Bore Dia. d₂
MCJN20	-	8	-	6

General Information - Claw Couplings

Shaft coupling - compensation coupling - Oldham coupling - slit coupling - chain coupling - disc coupling - bellow coupling - product assortment

Shaft Coupling Selection Details

- Material: aluminum, aluminum alloy, steel, stainless steel, plastic

- Coupling buffer material: polyacetal, polyurethane, nylon, aluminum bronze, carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP)

- Disc material: stainless steel, polyimide, carbon fibre (carbon)

- Fastening: hub clamping, half shell clamping, threaded pin clamping, clamping sleeve, keyway

- Design: slit coupling, disc coupling (servo coupling), Oldham coupling, dog coupling, jaw coupling, bellow coupling, metal bellow coupling, elastomer coupling

- ISO tolerances: H8

- Shaft diameter: 1 to 45 mm

- Outer diameter: 6 to 95 mm

- Length: 8.4 to 100 mm

- Offset: angle offset, radial offset, axial offset

Design Overview

Description/Basics

A shaft coupling, also called a compensating coupling, is generally used for the transmission of torque for mechanical engineering. Flexible shaft couplings (non-rigid) can compensate for lateral, axial and angular offsets (misalignment). Therefore, these are common connecting elements between motors and axles/shafts or even ball screws.

There are various types of designs, such as the jaw couplings, disc couplings (servo couplings), slit couplings, bellow couplings, Oldham couplings and many others, which are selected depending on the type of misalignment. You can determine which design is the right one for transmission in your application with the Coupling Selection Method available as a PDF.

When the shaft coupling is professionally installed, the transmission of rotational forces should be slip-free. To do this, the appropriate shaft coupling must be selected depending on the application. Here, it is important to observe the degree of misalignment, the maximum speed of rotation and the permissible torque of the compensation coupling and not to exceed these values during operation. If several misalignments occur at the same time, it is recommended to reduce the maximum value of the specified misalignment by approximately half.

The most commonly used elastomer coupling is the jaw coupling, which consists of a plastic buffer with damping properties. As a result, shocks and vibrations in a drive system can be damped, which protects adjacent components in the transmission of force. Our product range offers you alternative materials for the elastomers. These include among others aluminum bronze and carbon fibre-reinforced plastic.

The different shaft connections on the compensation couplings allow various connection variants for assembly. For this purpose, hub clamping, half shell clamping, slot clamping, threaded pin clamping, chip sleeve and keyways are available.
If a keyway is selected for a MISUMI shaft coupling, it is recommended obtaining the MISUMI machine key, as it is best to combine these.

A shaft coupling can be used for precise positioning. These are often combined together with slide screws or ball screws. A disc clutch (servo coupling) is suitable for this application, since it has a high torsional rigidity.

In addition to the standardized diameter of the shaft bore, MISUMI offers the option LDC and RDC, which allows the drill diameter to be adjusted to the shaft end in 0.1 mm increments.

Application Examples - Claw Couplings

Application example: shaft coupling - disc coupling with servo motor - disc coupling with ball screw drive - shaft clutch with servo motor - shaft clutch with ball screw drive

Shaft coupling with servo motor and ball screw
(1) Servo motor, (2) disc coupling (servo coupling), (3) ball screw

Application example: shaft coupling with encoder - shaft coupling with bearing housing - slit coupling with encoder - slit coupling with bearing housing -

Slit coupling with encoder
(1) Bearing with housing, (2) shaft coupling, (3) motor, (4) axles/shafts

Application example - Performance test stand with shaft coupling - Oldham coupling with engine - test stand with Oldham coupling

Engine test stand with Oldham coupling
(1) X-axis positioning stage, (2) performance test station, (3) shaft coupling, (4) brackets, L-shaped

Application example: synchronous pulley with shaft coupling - shaft coupling with motor and gearbox

Shaft coupling with motor and gearbox
(1) Motor, (2) Shaft coupling, (3) Conversion/Reducing gears, (4) Timing pulleys / Idlers

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Part Number	Minimum order quantity	Volume Discount	Standard Shipping Days ?	RoHS	Shaft Bore Dia. 1 d1 (or d) (mm)	Shaft Bore Dia. 2 d2 (or d) (mm)	O.D. D (mm)	Overall Length (mm)	Max. Rotational Speed Range (r/min)	Body Material	Allowable Torque (Nm)	Max. Rotational Speed (r/min)	Allowable Lateral Misalignment (mm)	Allowable Angular Misalignment (deg)	Allowable Axial Misalignment (mm)	Moment of Inertia (kg･m²)	Normal/Short
	1		7 Days	10	12	12	28	34.4	10,001 to 78,000	[Resin] Glass Fiber Reinforced PBT Polybutylene Terephthalate Resin	0.8	12000	0.2	2	+0.3/-0.3	2.1x10^-6	Standard

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Technical Drawing - Claw Couplings

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Specification Tables - Claw Couplings

Part Number		d₁	d₂											D	L	ℓ	F	Set Screw		Unit Price
Type	No.	d₁	d₂											D	L	ℓ	F	M x Length	Tightening Torque (N • m)	Unit Price
MCJN	9	1.5	1.5											9	11.4	3.2	1.6	M2x4	0.08
	9	2		2										9	13.2		1.6
	10	1.5			2.5									10	11.8		1.7
	12	3				3								12	20	5.1	2.6	M3x4	0.15
	14	4			2.5	3	3.2	4						13.5	21	5.3	2.7	M3x5	0.2
	15	5				3	3.2	4	5					15	20.5	5.3			0.2
	16	6				3	3.2	4	5	6				16	21	5.5			0.25
	20	8						4	5	6	8			20	24	6.8	3.5	M4x6	0.4
	22	10										10		22	25.6	7.1	3.6	M4x6	0.5
	28	12											12	28	34.4	7.5	3.9	M4x8	0.8

Part Number		d₁	d₂								D	L	ℓ	F	Set Screw		Unit Price
Type	No.	d₁	d₂								D	L	ℓ	F	M x Length	Tightening Torque (N • m)	Unit Price
MCJSN	8	2	2								8	9	3.2	1.6	M2x3	0.05
	12	2.5			3						12	14.5	5.3	2.6	M3x4	0.18
	12	3.2				3.2					12	14.2	5.3			0.2
	14	4					4				14	15	5.2
	14	5						5			14	15	5.2
	15	6		2.4		3.2	4	5	6		15	15.5	5.5	2.8
	18	8					4	5	6	8	18	17.8	5.5	2.6	M3x5	0.25

Part Number		Allowable Torque (N • m)	Angular Misalignment (°)	Lateral Misalignment (mm)	Static Torsional Spring Constant (N • m/rad)	Max. Rotational Speed (r/min)	Moment of Inertia (kg • m²)	Allowable Axial Misalignment (mm)	Mass (g)
Type	No.	Allowable Torque (N • m)	Angular Misalignment (°)	Lateral Misalignment (mm)	Static Torsional Spring Constant (N • m/rad)	Max. Rotational Speed (r/min)	Moment of Inertia (kg • m²)	Allowable Axial Misalignment (mm)	Mass (g)
MCJN	9	0.05	2	0.15	1.5	4000	1x10^-6	±0.2	0.9
	10	0.06	2	0.15	2	4000	1.4x10^-8		1.1
	12	0.08	2.5	0.2	4	4000	4.5x10^-8		2.5
	14	0.1			10	5000	0.8x10^-7	±0.3	3.4
	15	0.12			12	5000	1x10^-7		4
	16	0.15			16	6000	1.3x10^-7		4.5
	20	0.25			28	8000	4x10^-7		7.5
	22	0.35			32	10000	7x10^-7		10
	28	0.8	2		40	12000	2.1x10^-6		19
MCJSN	8	0.05	2	0.05	1.8	4000	0.5x10^-8	±0.15	0.7
	12	0.1		0.1	2	4000	0.4x10^-7	±0.2	2.3
	14	0.15			8	5000	0.6x10^-7		2.7
	15	0.15			9	6000	0.8x10^-7		3
	18	0.2		0.15	16	6000	2.5x10^-7	±0.3	4

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Basic information

Series Name	With Slit	Allowable Misalignment	Angular Misalignment / Eccentricity / Axial Misalignment	Application	Encoder
Allowable Torque Range(N•m)	0.05 to 1.00	Features	Zero Backlash / Low Moment of Inertia	Category	Coupling Main Body
Allowable Lateral Misalignment Range(mm)	0.02 to 0.2	Operating Temperature(°C)	-20::80

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Basic Attributes

Shaft Bore Dia. 1 d1 (or d)(mm)
1.5

2

2.5

3

3.2

4

5

6

8

10

12
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Shaft Bore Dia. 2 d2 (or d)(mm)
1.5

2

2.4

2.5

3

3.2

4

5

6

8

10

12
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O.D. D(mm)
8

9

10

12

13.5

14

15

16

18

20

22

28
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Overall Length(mm)
9

11.8

15

15.5

17.8

20

20.5

21

24

25.6

34.4
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Body Material
- Resin
  - Glass Fiber Reinforced PBT Polybutylene Terephthalate Resin
  - PBT Resin
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Allowable Torque(Nm)
0.05

0.06

0.08

0.1

0.12

0.15

0.2

0.25

0.35

0.8
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Max. Rotational Speed(r/min)
4000

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12000
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Allowable Lateral Misalignment(mm)
0.05

0.1

0.15

0.2
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Allowable Angular Misalignment(deg)
2

2.5
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Normal/Short
- Short
- Standard
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Type
- MCJN
- MCJSN
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Max. Rotational Speed Range(r/min)
2001 to 4,000

4,001 to 10,000

10,001 to 78,000
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Question:
Can a claw coupling compensate for an angle?: Answer:
As a rule, a claw coupling can compensate for an angular offset. How large this angle may be depends on the respective claw coupling. Here, it is recommended to always refer to the technical information in the data sheet. If there are other misalignments, there is a possibility that the amount of the compensation will be reduced depending on the coupling type. There are notes on this for the shaft couplings.
Question:
Which coupling is suitable for a servo motor?: Answer:
A disc coupling can be used with a servo motor application. These have a good torsion rigidity, which is necessary for applications with alternating direction of rotation. These couplings are often used in positioning applications. Here, it is recommended to assume the peak torque of the servo motor and to use the compensation factor found on the product page as safety. The permissible torque of the shaft coupling should be higher than the determined value.
Question:
What temperature can an elastomeric clutch withstand?: Answer:
The temperatures that a claw coupling or Oldham coupling with elastomer buffer can withstand depend on the material used. The permissible temperature is noted for the respective product. However, when designing the shaft coupling, the temperature correction factor should be taken into account in the calculation. You can find it in the shaft coupling selection procedure as a PDF.
Question:
Which coupling compensates for a high angular offset?: Answer:
A metal bellow coupling can be a possible variant in the case of a high angle offset. This variant of a shaft coupling can compensate an angular offset of up to approx. 2°. This is made possible by the flexible bellow coupling.