Splined shafts similar to din iso 14
Splined shafts and splined hubs
Description
Spline shafts based on DIN ISO 14 with straight parallel flanks. A spline shaft with spline hub is used to transmit high torques while enabling simultaneous axial movement. The spline shafts are colddrawn. Cold drawing does not interrupt the grain flow of the base material, ensuring spline shafts of very high strength. Tolerances Straightness 0.8 mm/m. Torsion max. 0.5 mm/m. On request Other lengths.
- Steels, nickel
- splined shafts
- Parallel flanks
Product characteristics
- Reference
- 24010
- Material
- C45 steel or 1.4301 stainless steel
- Version
- Cold-drawn, bright
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