Keyless Locking Assembly handles torque up to 50,000 lb-ft.
February 5, 2003 - Series PSV 2001 is offered in sizes from 20–200 mm and 3/4–7 7/8 in. Unit provides backlash-free, 360° grip without use of keyways that cause frequent failures. Stainless steel and electroless nickel-plated assembly is corrosion resistant. Mechanism is self-releasing and non-self-centering. It is suited for reversing applications where keyways develop stress fractures, such as pulleys, bevel gears, sprockets, and sheaves.
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ATLANTA, Ga. - PETER® Drive Components offers PSV 2001 keyless locking mechanisms in industrial sizes ranging from 20 to 200 mm and 3/4 inch to 7-7/8 inches. Larger sizes are available upon request. These secure locking devices can handle torque loads of up to 50,000 ft./lbs. They provide backlash-free, 360° grip without the use of keyways that cause frequent failures, costly repairs and downtime due to wear or pounding out.
PETER Drive Components PSV 2001 keyless locking assemblies are available in stainless steel and in electroless nickel-plated finish that provides extra corrosion resistance by preserving the full torque transmission capability.
PSV 2001 mechanisms are self-releasinig, non-self-centering and economically priced. They are especially well-suited for reversing applications where keyways develop stress fractures and untimely failures. Typical applications include fastening levers, pulleys, bevel gears, sprockets and sheaves.
Information About PETER® Drive Components Locking Assemblies
PETER® Drive Components locking assemblies are easy to install and are well suited for industries that require easy timing and critical positioning of components, such as automation, packaging and printing. They are frequently used in applications that involve high torque and reversing loads, including forestry equipment, conveyors, elevators, escalators and other production, manufacturing and mechanical machinery. PETER Drive Components locking assemblies are available in a wide variety of styles designed to satisfy space and torque requirements for individual applications.
Technical assistance to determine the best solution for any specific application is available by contacting PETER® Drive Components at 800-211-3968, or by visiting the web at info@peterdrivecomponents.com.
Corporate Information
The founder of PETER® Drive Components, Oskar E. Peter, invented and patented the first locking element in 1948. Today PETER Drive Components manufactures a product range that includes keyless locking elements, locking assemblies and shrink discs. These locking mechanisms are able to withstand extreme torque loads - even in reversing applications - without failing because their unique design eliminates the need for keyways that are prone to stress fractures and ultimately lead to equipment failure. Locking devices are frequently used on gearboxes, gear wheels, sprocket wheels, packaging machinery, conveyors, robotics applications, windmills, pumps, compressors and forestry machinery.
The North American headquarters for PETER® Drive Components is in Atlanta, Georgia. For additional information please call 1-800-211-3968, or visit the company's web site at www.peterdrivecomponents.com. Company Information: Name: Peter Drive Components, LP Address: 561 Airport South Parkway, Suite 400 City: Atlanta State: GA ZIP: 30349 Country: USA Phone: 800-211-3968 FAX: 770-909-3287 http://www.peterdrivecomponents.com
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