Ondrives.US Corporation, formerly Rino Mechanical Step-Beam™ Couplings

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Ondrives.US patented Step-Beam™ couplings are zero-backlash, shaft to shaft misalignment couplings. We created the Step-Beam™ coupling to solve some of the short falls of other beam shaft coupling types. Ondrives.US patented Step-Beam™ couplings have straight cut beams that spiral around the coupling. This unique design incorporates the smooth motion of a spiral cut beam coupling and the torsional and axial stiffness of a straight cut beam coupling. Step-Beam™ couplings do not windup when they reverse direction. Spiral cut beam couplings have this disadvantage. Spiral cut beam coupling also have significant axial compression and expansion. This may be a disadvantage in some applications. Step-Beam™ couplings do not have a noticeable “bump” or stiffness every 90 degrees of rotation. Most straight cut beam coupling have beams that are at 90 degrees to each other. When this type of coupling is dealing with significant shaft misalignment, there is a noticeable “bump” or stiffness every quarter revolution. Engineered Polymer Step-Beam™ couplings are available with 1" diameter and many bore combinations. They are high performing, lower cost shaft coupling types with superior radial and axial compensation.
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Description
Ondrives.US patented Step-Beam™ couplings are zero-backlash, shaft to shaft misalignment couplings. We created the Step-Beam™ coupling to solve some of the short falls of other beam shaft coupling types. Ondrives.US patented Step-Beam™ couplings have straight cut beams that spiral around the coupling. This unique design incorporates the smooth motion of a spiral cut beam coupling and the torsional and axial stiffness of a straight cut beam coupling. Step-Beam™ couplings do not windup when they reverse direction. Spiral cut beam couplings have this disadvantage. Spiral cut beam coupling also have significant axial compression and expansion. This may be a disadvantage in some applications. Step-Beam™ couplings do not have a noticeable “bump” or stiffness every 90 degrees of rotation. Most straight cut beam coupling have beams that are at 90 degrees to each other. When this type of coupling is dealing with significant shaft misalignment, there is a noticeable “bump” or stiffness every quarter revolution. Engineered Polymer Step-Beam™ couplings are available with 1" diameter and many bore combinations. They are high performing, lower cost shaft coupling types with superior radial and axial compensation.
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Step-Beam™ Couplings -  - Ondrives.US Corporation, formerly Rino Mechanical
Freeport, NY, USA
Step-Beam™ Couplings
Step-Beam™ Couplings
Ondrives.US patented Step-Beam™ couplings are zero-backlash, shaft to shaft misalignment couplings. We created the Step-Beam™ coupling to solve some of the short falls of other beam shaft coupling types. Ondrives.US patented Step-Beam™ couplings have straight cut beams that spiral around the coupling. This unique design incorporates the smooth motion of a spiral cut beam coupling and the torsional and axial stiffness of a straight cut beam coupling. Step-Beam™ couplings do not windup when they reverse direction. Spiral cut beam couplings have this disadvantage. Spiral cut beam coupling also have significant axial compression and expansion. This may be a disadvantage in some applications. Step-Beam™ couplings do not have a noticeable “bump” or stiffness every 90 degrees of rotation. Most straight cut beam coupling have beams that are at 90 degrees to each other. When this type of coupling is dealing with significant shaft misalignment, there is a noticeable “bump” or stiffness every quarter revolution. Engineered Polymer Step-Beam™ couplings are available with 1" diameter and many bore combinations. They are high performing, lower cost shaft coupling types with superior radial and axial compensation.

Ondrives.US patented Step-Beam™ couplings are zero-backlash, shaft to shaft misalignment couplings. We created the Step-Beam™ coupling to solve some of the short falls of other beam shaft coupling types.

Ondrives.US patented Step-Beam™ couplings have straight cut beams that spiral around the coupling. This unique design incorporates the smooth motion of a spiral cut beam coupling and the torsional and axial stiffness of a straight cut beam coupling.

Step-Beam™ couplings do not windup when they reverse direction. Spiral cut beam couplings have this disadvantage. Spiral cut beam coupling also have significant axial compression and expansion. This may be a disadvantage in some applications.

Step-Beam™ couplings do not have a noticeable “bump” or stiffness every 90 degrees of rotation. Most straight cut beam coupling have beams that are at 90 degrees to each other. When this type of coupling is dealing with significant shaft misalignment, there is a noticeable “bump” or stiffness every quarter revolution.

Engineered Polymer Step-Beam™ couplings are available with 1" diameter and many bore combinations. They are high performing, lower cost shaft coupling types with superior radial and axial compensation.

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Technical Specifications

  Ondrives.US Corporation, formerly Rino Mechanical
Product Category Flexible Couplings
Product Name Step-Beam™ Couplings
Coupling Type Metal Bellows
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