November 4, 2005 - Machined from steel or stainless steel, Stepped Bore Couplings feature 8 hex type clamp screws that provide holding power required for high-load applications. They come in 1- and 2-piece designs, with- or without keyways, as well as straight-through styles in 1-, 2-, and 3-piece configurations. Products connect shafts from ¼-2 in. bore, including inch-to-metric combinations, and will not mar shafts.

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Release date: October 20, 2005

Reducer Couplings Mate Different Diameter Shafts

A full line of steel and stainless steel rigid clamp-type couplings for mating different size shafts, especially for high load applications, is available from Stafford Manufacturing Corp. of Wilmington, Massachusetts.

Stafford Stepped Bore Couplings solve the problem of mating different size shafts and are available machined from steel or stainless steel. Suitable for connecting shafts from ¼" to 2" bore, including inch-to-metric combinations, these rigid clamp-type couplings will not mar expensive shafts.

Featuring eight hex type clamp screws to provide the holding power required for high load applications, Stafford Stepped Bore Couplings are offered in one- and two-piece designs, with- or without keyways. Straight-through styles are also available in one-, two-, and three-piece configurations.

Stafford Stepped Bore Couplings are priced from $18.50 (list) each, depending upon material, size, and quantity. Literature is available on request.

For more information contact:

Stafford Manufacturing Corporation
Jim Swiezynski, Technical Director
P.O. Box 277
North Reading, MA 01864-0277
(800) 695-5551 FAX (978) 657-4731
e-mail: jswiezynski@staffordmfg.com
www.staffordmfg.com

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Jim Swiezynski Technical Director
USA
Phone: 800-695-5551
FAX: 978-657-4731

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Name: Stafford Mfg. Corp.
Address: 256 Andover St.
City: Wilmington
State: MA
ZIP: 01887
Country: USA
Phone: 800-695-5551
FAX: 978-657-4731
http://www.staffordmfg.com

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