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5.1.2

Preassembly of coupling

1

2

19

Fig. 4: Push on elastomer spider

1. Place elastomer spider [19] on the coupling hub [1].
2. Screw on locking screw [2].

1

C

Fig. 5: Push on the coupling hub, motor side

Push the coupling [1] with the matching drilled hole onto the shaft journal [C].

2

Fig. 6: Align coupling hub, motor side

1. Maintain distance (Y) 

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 5.1.3 Coupling alignment.

2. Tighten motor-side clamping screw [2].
5.1.3

Coupling alignment

NOTICE

Axial forces on the shafts of motor and axis.
Axial forces result in failure of the encoder/brake or increased wear.
• Maintain distances.

1

5

Fig. 7: Align coupling hub

1. Measure dimension X from the flat surface of the coupling housing [5] to the

cam base of the axis-side coupling hub.

2. Calculate motor side dimension Y = X − Z 

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 Tab. 4 Dimension Z.

3. Adjust motor side coupling hub [1] to dimension Y ± 0.3 mm.

EAMM-A-

Z
[mm]

T42/46

11.5

Tab. 4: Dimension Z

The theoretical nominal value Y may only be directly used if the dimension X
cannot be measured 

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 Tab. 5 Dimension Y.

EAMM-A-

Y
[mm]

T42-55A

15.0

T42-57A

15.0

T42-58AA

15.0

T42-60AA

15.0

T42-60AB

15.0

T42-60P

21.0

T42-60R

21.0

T42-60RA

21.0

T42-67A

15.0

T42-80P

36.1

EAMM-A-

Y
[mm]

T42-87A

17.0

T46-57A

15

T46-60P

20.0

T46-60R

20.0

T46-60RA

20.0

T46-67A

15.0

T46-70A

15.0

T46-70AA

20.0

T46-80P

36.1

T46-80PA

41.5

T46-80PB

41.5

T46-85AA

28.0

T46-87A

17.0

T46-100A

41.1

Tab. 5: Dimension Y

5.1.4

Motor and axis connection

5

7

Fig. 8: Mount coupling housing

Mount the coupling housing [5] to the axis using the screws [7].

1

5

10

Fig. 9: Mount the motor

1. Push motor and axis together completely. Pay attention to the correct relative

position of the coupling hubs [1].

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There is no gap between motor and coupling housing [5].

2. Fasten the motor to the coupling housing [10] using the screws [5].
5.2

Supporting frame for the axis-motor combination

Fig. 10: Supporting frame for the axis-motor combination

Support the combination so it is free from tension to avoid damage.

6

In operation

CAUTION

Risk of injury from touching hot surfaces.
The motor connecting kit becomes hot due to the heat dissipation of the motor.
• Do not touch the motor connecting kit during operation or immediately after-

ward.

7

Technical data

7.1

Screw sizes and tightening torques

EAMM-A-

[2]

[Nm]

[7]

[Nm]

[10]

[Nm]

T42-55A

M4x12

4

M4x40

3

M5x20

6

T42-57A

M4x12

4

M4x40

3

M4x16

3

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