Baldor / Dodge Taper Lock 117099 2517 X 2-1/2 bushing is a mechanical component used in power transmission systems. It is suitable for securely connecting a hub or pulley to a shaft, ensuring a tight fit & efficient power transfer. This bushing offers a reliable and easily adjustable connection, making it a key component in machinery such as conveyors, pumps and other equipment that require precise shaft-to-hub connections.
Features:
- It comes with a finished bore type and includes a keyway for easy and secure shaft connection.
- This Baldor / Dodge 2517 Taper Lock bushing features sintered steel construction for durability and strength.
- It has a torque capacity of 11600 inch-pounds, suitable for applications requiring substantial torque handling.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. How to install this bushing?
A. The installation process involves sliding the bushing into the bore of the component and aligning it with the keyway. The bushing may need to be tapped gently with a mallet to ensure it is fully seated. Lubrication might be used to aid installation.
Q. How to maintain this Baldor / Dodge Taper-Lock bushing?
A. Regular inspection for signs of wear, lubrication, and replacement of worn bushings are part of this bushing's routine maintenance.
Q. What are the differences between plain bushings and flanged bushings?
A. Plain bushings are cylindrical and have the same diameter throughout, while flanged bushings have a flange at one end to help with axial retention.
Q. What is the difference between a bushing and a bearing?
A. Although both bushings and bearings provide rotational support, bearings frequently include rolling elements such as balls or rollers, whereas bushings have a sliding or plain surface. Bearings are more suitable for high-speed and high-load applications, whereas bushings are often used in low-speed and low-load scenarios.
Q. How does a taper locking Dodge 2517 Taper Lock bushing work?
A. It uses a tapered design to create a tight grip when tightened onto the shaft.
Q. What tools are needed for installation?
A. You may need wrenches and a torque wrench for proper installation.
Q. How do I choose the correct Baldor / Dodge Taper Lock bushing size for my application?
A.
- Gather accurate measurements of your shaft, hub, and pulley dimensions.
- Consult manufacturer documentation for sizing guidance.
- Match the bushing's bore size to the shaft diameter and keyway dimensions.
- Ensure the selected bushing can handle your application's maximum torque.
- Choose a bushing material suitable for your environmental conditions.
- Verify compatibility with other components in your system.
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