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GEARex

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Operating/Assembly instructions 

KTR-N 
Sheet: 
Edition: 

40310 EN 
19 of 36 
15 

 

Please observe protection 

note ISO 16016. 

Drawn: 

2019-09-19 Pz/Wb 

Replacing: 

KTR-N dated 2017-01-02 

Verified: 

2019-09-19 Pz 

Replaced by: 

 

 

 

 

 

Basically make sure with the assembly that the shaft-hub-connection is sealed such that 
grease cannot escape from the coupling.

 

 

 

Before filling with grease coupling hubs with feather keyway and setscrew have to be 
cooled down to ambient temperature in order to prevent escaping of lubricant in the area of 
the feather key.

 

 

  Shift the power packs in axial direction until the distance dimension E is achieved (see table 3, 5 and 7). 

  Align both shafts and inspect the permissible displacement figures as per chapter 4.6. 

  Put the O-rings (component 11) onto the pilot of the cover (component 9). 

  Afterwards push the sleeves (component 2) onto the hubs (component 1). 

  Screw the cover (component 9) and the sleeves (component 2) with the cap screws (component 10) (for 

tightening torque T

A

 see table 10). 

  Push the sleeve along with the cover far over the hub and put it onto the shaft ends. Make sure that the O-

rings (component 8) are not damaged. 

  Grease the spline of the hubs (component 1) and sleeves (component 2) (grease capacity see table 12), 

afterwards push the sleeves over the spline of the hubs and keep them in place. 

  Align the fitting holes of the sleeves (component 2) flush. Please make sure that the lubrication holes on both 

sleeves have an angle of 90° versus each other. 

 

Applying for type DH only:

 

Push the spacer (component 13) between the two sleeves and align the fitting holes to be flush with the 
sleeves. 

  Insert the flat gasket (component 5) and screw the sleeves together by means of dowel screws (component 3) 

and nuts (component 4), observing the tightening torques specified (see table 10). 

  Please observe the instructions specified in chapter start-up and lubrication (see chapter 5). 

 

 

With each reassembly of the coupling we recommend to replace the flat gasket (component 
5) and the dowel screws (component 3) as well as nuts (component 4).

 

 

Table 10: 

Size 

Setscrew DIN EN ISO 4029 [mm] 

Dowel screws (10.9) 

screw connections of sleeves 

Screw connection of 

cover with sleeves 

t

1

 1)

 

t

2

 1)

 

T

A

 [Nm]  Number z 

Number z (type 

DH) 

T

A

 [Nm] 

Number z 

T

A

 [Nm] 

20 

M10 

15 

17 

12 

M10 

72 

24 

M6 

14 

25 

M10 

15 

17 

12 

M12 

125 

24 

M6 

14 

30 

M12 

20 

12 

40 

16 

M12 

125 

32 

M6 

14 

35 

M12 

24 

15 

40 

16 

M14 

200 

24 

M8 

35 

40 

M16 

25 

18 

80 

16 

M14 

200 

24 

M8 

35 

45 

M16 

30 

18 

80 

10 

20 

M14 

200 

24 

M8 

35 

50 

M20 

35 

22 

140 

16 

M18 

430 

24 

M8 

35 

55 

M20 

40 

25 

140 

14 

28 

M18 

430 

32 

M8 

35 

60 

M20 

45 

25 

140 

14 

28 

M18 

430 

24 

M10 

69 

70 

M24 

50 

35 

240 

16 

32 

M20 

610 

24 

M10 

69 

80 

M24 

60 

40 

240 

18 

36 

M20 

610 

32 

M10 

69 

85 

M24 

60 

40 

240 

20 

40 

M20 

610 

32 

M10 

69 

90 

M24 

65 

30 

240 

20 

40 

M24 

1000 

32 

M10 

69 

100 

M24 

80 

40 

240 

24 

48 

M24 

1000 

32 

M10 

69 

110 

M24 

80 

40 

240 

20 

40 

M30 

1700 

24 

M12 

120 

120 

M24 

80 

40 

240 

24 

48 

M30 

1700 

32 

M12 

120 

130 

M24 

70 

240 

20 

40 

M36 

2800 

48 

M12 

120 

140 

M24 

80 

240 

24 

48 

M36 

2800 

48 

M12 

120 

150 

M24 

90 

240 

30 

60 

M36 

2800 

48 

M12 

120 

1)  See illustration 23 to 25 

 
 

Assembly 

4.5  Assembly of types DA, DB, DAB, DH and DR 

Summary of Contents for GEARex DA

Page 1: ...TR N dated 2017 01 02 Verified 2019 09 19 Pz Replaced by GEARex All steel gear couplings type FA FB FAB DA DB and DAB along with their combinations according to directive 2014 34 EU Type FA Type FB Ty...

Page 2: ...age of O rings 10 3 3 Transport and packaging 10 4 Assembly 10 4 1 Components of the couplings 11 4 2 Advice for finish bore 15 4 3 Assembly of the coupling general 16 4 4 Assembly of the types FA FB...

Page 3: ...d 2019 09 19 Pz Replaced by 10 Enclosure A Advice and instructions regarding the use in potentially explosive atmospheres 33 10 1 Intended use in potentially explosive atmospheres 33 10 2 Inspection i...

Page 4: ...20 389 214 283 425 5 334 275 250 0 90 60 100 232 190 305 8 84 46 388 464 426 236 312 457 365 5 316 265 1 15 70 100 276 220 310 10 76 43 450 516 483 263 371 527 425 360 300 1 50 Table 2 Technical data...

Page 5: ...223 864 1261 1063 643 608 825 720 480 470 7 50 130 300 500 440 25 415 220 905 1295 1100 660 684 950 805 520 520 9 00 140 380 550 460 20 430 225 940 1350 1145 685 750 1020 875 570 590 12 00 150 460 63...

Page 6: ...140 300 280 394 545 475 340 310 2 50 85 160 325 292 430 585 515 352 330 3 00 90 180 350 305 464 640 560 365 360 4 00 100 220 390 330 512 690 612 390 400 5 00 110 220 420 350 560 765 665 410 420 6 00...

Page 7: ...94 545 475 462 570 340 310 2 50 85 325 370 292 430 585 515 500 597 352 330 3 00 90 350 400 305 464 640 560 546 623 365 360 4 00 100 390 440 330 512 690 612 594 673 390 400 5 00 110 420 480 350 560 765...

Page 8: ...bodily injuries that may result in death Warning of product damages This symbol indicates notes which may contribute to preventing material or machine damage General advice This symbol indicates notes...

Page 9: ...the selection instructions for the particular application see catalogue drive technology GEARex If the operating conditions performance speed modifications on engine and machine change the coupling se...

Page 10: ...ne etc In general the optimum storage condition is said to be welded in polyethylene bags with temperatures between 5 C to 20 C The O rings component 8 must not be stored being mounted to the hubs com...

Page 11: ...dual parts Before assembly the coupling has to be inspected for completeness Type FA FB and FAB Component Quantity Description 1 2 Hub 2 2 Sleeve 3 see table 2 Dowel screws 4 see table 2 Nut 5 1 Flat...

Page 12: ...DA DB and DAB Component Quantity Description 1 2 Hub 2 2 Sleeve 3 see table 4 Dowel screws 4 see table 4 Nut 5 1 Flat gasket 6 4 Washers DIN 7603 7 4 Screw plugs DIN 908 8 2 O ring material 70 NBR 9...

Page 13: ...t gasket 6 4 Washers DIN 7603 7 4 Screw plugs DIN 908 1 8 2 O ring material 70 NBR 13 1 Spacer 1 With size 10 cap screws DIN 7984 8 8 Illustration 17 GEARex type FH Type DH Component Quantity Descript...

Page 14: ...sket 6 2 Washers DIN 7603 7 2 Screw plugs DIN 908 1 8 1 O ring material 70 NBR 12 1 Flange hub 1 With size 10 cap screws DIN 7984 8 8 Illustration 19 GEARex type FR Type DR Component Quantity Descript...

Page 15: ...e make absolutely sure to observe the figures for dmax see chapter 1 Carefully align the hubs when the finish bores are drilled Please provide for a setscrew according to DIN EN ISO 4029 with a cup po...

Page 16: ...ed have to be primarily observed The operator of the machine should be provided with the dimensional drawing We recommend to inspect bores shaft keyway and feather key for dimensional accuracy before...

Page 17: ...tightening torque TA see table 9 an end plate or by shrinking Basically make sure with the assembly that the shaft hub connection is sealed such that grease cannot escape from the coupling Before fil...

Page 18: ...Screw the split cover together with the cap screws Extract the tightening torque from the dimensional drawing attached Lightly grease the O rings component 8 and insert in the corresponding keyway of...

Page 19: ...e of 90 versus each other Applying for type DH only Push the spacer component 13 between the two sleeves and align the fitting holes to be flush with the sleeves Insert the flat gasket component 5 and...

Page 20: ...with radial and angular displacement see tables 1 3 5 and 7 In order to ensure a long service life of the coupling the coupling must be aligned to at least 20 of the displacement combinations that ma...

Page 21: ...ss with a little finger falling down of solid foreign objects The cover may provide for openings intended for necessary heat dissipation These openings have to comply with DIN EN ISO 13857 The cover m...

Page 22: ...00 m are generally impermissible for potentially explosive atmospheres It also applies for multiple coatings exceeding an overall thickness of 200 m Make sure with painting or coating that the couplin...

Page 23: ...ing for grease filling or consult with KTR The upper half must be fully filled with grease In case if a dimensional drawing was prepared for the coupling the dimensions specified have to be primarily...

Page 24: ...ure the adjacent components must generally be considered If used other than intended the coupling can become a source of ignition EU directive 2014 34 EU requires special care by the manufacturer and...

Page 25: ...mponents and replace coupling components that have been damaged 4 Find out the reason for vibrations 5 Assemble new coupling components 6 Inspect alignment adjust if necessary Misalignment permissi bl...

Page 26: ...n and lubricate the new coupling size according to the GEARex operating mounting instructions Operating error of the unit 1 Set the unit out of operation 2 Disassemble the coupling and remove the resi...

Page 27: ...In order to ensure a long service life of the coupling and avoid damages on the coupling the quantities of grease specified for the different coupling sides and the intervals of replacement of grease...

Page 28: ...e of leakages escape of grease defective sealing elements have to be replaced immediately The coupling may be damaged if these hints are disregarded The grease escaped has to be fully collected and di...

Page 29: ...ing component 8 into the keyway of the sleeve component 2 Assemble the sleeves as per chapter 4 and 5 and start with the operation If O rings component 8 only are to be used the power packs to be comb...

Page 30: ...ash of Smax mm the coupling must be replaced Reaching the limits for replacing depends on the operating conditions and the existing operating parameters In order to ensure a long service life of the c...

Page 31: ...oupling may cause standstill of the drive and the overall machine Rotating particles may cause danger to life STOP With disassembly operation and maintenance of the coupling it has to be made sure tha...

Page 32: ...component 1 Please make use of proper pullers The shaft bearing must not be loaded In respect of environmental protection we would ask you to dispose of the packaging or products on termination of the...

Page 33: ...110 C T5 30 C to 75 C 95 C T6 30 C to 60 C 80 C Explanation The maximum surface temperatures each result from the maximum permissible ambient or operating temperature Ta plus the maximum temperature i...

Page 34: ...group IIC An inspection of the circumferential backlash and a visual inspection of the components must be performed after 1 000 operating hours for the first time at the latest after 3 months after st...

Page 35: ...if not possible differently for reason of space or functioning GEARex Year Deviating marking applies until 31st October 2019 Short marking II 2G c IIC T X II 2D c T X I M2 c X Complete marking II 2G c...

Page 36: ...th requirements according to enclosure II of directive 2014 34 EU The coupling described in here complies with the specifications of the following standards rules DIN EN ISO 80079 36 DIN EN ISO 80079...

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