Shafts (Shafting)

Actuator Assemblies have TFE coating.

Actuator Assemblies have TFE coating.

Lead screw, linear rail, spline shaft, and ScrewRail(TM) actuator assemblies are available with Kerkote(TM) TFE coating, which reduces friction and extends life of maintenance-free assemblies. Coating decreases erratic drag torques and unpredictable wear and provides maximum level of self-lubrication. Dry lubricant will not become paste-like and attract dirt or debris. Assemblies are suited for...

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Actuator Assemblies have TFE coating.

Actuator Assemblies have TFE coating.

Lead screw, linear rail, spline shaft, and ScrewRail(TM) actuator assemblies are available with Kerkote(TM) TFE coating, which reduces friction and extends life of maintenance-free assemblies. Coating decreases erratic drag torques and unpredictable wear and provides maximum level of self-lubrication. Dry lubricant will not become paste-like and attract dirt or debris. Assemblies are suited for...

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Steel Spline Shafts eliminate need for external lubrication.

Steel Spline Shafts eliminate need for external lubrication.

Surface-hardened steel spline shafts are treated with low-friction TFE coating. Graphite- and PTFE-filled thermoplastic bushing, manufactured with integral brass collar, facilitates mounting without nut distortion. Offered in standard lengths to 24 in., assemblies are available with basic or anti-backlash bushing; plain or thread mount bushing; and -¼, 3/8, ½, or ¾ in. dia shaft. Lengths...

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Steel Spline Shafts eliminate need for external lubrication.

Steel Spline Shafts eliminate need for external lubrication.

Surface-hardened steel spline shafts are treated with low-friction TFE coating. Graphite- and PTFE-filled thermoplastic bushing, manufactured with integral brass collar, facilitates mounting without nut distortion. Offered in standard lengths to 24 in., assemblies are available with basic or anti-backlash bushing; plain or thread mount bushing; and Â-¼, 3/8, ½, or ¾ in. dia...

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Choosing the Right Material for Your Project

Choosing the Right Material for Your Project

When choosing an appropriate metal material, the range of options is so broad that selecting the correct material for your unique application can be challenging. Different metals have characteristics that can affect weldability, ductility, and formability. Our new eBook outlines the unique properties and applications of popular metals including: Stainless Steel Brass Aluminum Copper Titanium

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Steel Shaft Components suit linear motion applications.

Steel Shaft Components suit linear motion applications.

Tubular Steel Shafts are produced from 60 Plus-® 52100 material. Pre-drilled and tapped every 8 in., they are available in 1½ and 2 in. diameters in lengths up to 12 ft. Shafts can be supplied fully mounted to support rails as shaft assemblies. They are suitable as conduit for electrical control lines, pressurized air lines for pneumatic devices, or hydraulic lines.

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Steel Shaft Components suit linear motion applications.

Steel Shaft Components suit linear motion applications.

Tubular Steel Shafts are produced from 60 PlusÂ-® 52100 material. Pre-drilled and tapped every 8 in., they are available in 1½ and 2 in. diameters in lengths up to 12 ft. Shafts can be supplied fully mounted to support rails as shaft assemblies. They are suitable as conduit for electrical control lines, pressurized air lines for pneumatic devices, or hydraulic lines.

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Oilfield Improvements® Wheeled Rod Guide® Couplings Celebrate 35th Anniversary

Oilfield Improvements® Wheeled Rod Guide® Couplings Celebrate 35th Anniversary

For over 35 years our Wheeled Rod Guide Couplings, have been at work in oil fields across the globe. Our products are engineered to extend the service life of sucker rods and tubing, delivering cutting-edge innovation that enhances oilfield operation, maximizes output, and enhancing overall operations. To learn about the advantages of using Wheeled Rod Guide Couplings in your wells, see our video.

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