Flange coupling is a rigid connection device widely used in industrial machinery transmission systems, mainly used to connect two shafts to transmit torque and rotational motion. This type of coupling has become an indispensable component in modern mechanical transmission systems due to its simple structure, easy installation, and high torque transmission.

Rigid connection design, capable of accurately transmitting motion and torque
Compact structure, small footprint
The installation has high requirements for neutrality
Suitable for high torque transmission scenarios
Standard flange coupling
The most common type consists of two flanged shaft sleeves and a set of connecting bolts, suitable for most conventional transmission applications. Standard flange couplings can be subdivided into:
Flange type flange coupling
Flat flange coupling
Equipped with a flange coupling for the middle ring
Heavy duty flange coupling
Specially designed for high torque applications, with thickened flanges and higher strength connecting bolts, commonly used for:
Heavy machinery
mining equipment
Large scale generator set
Precision flange coupling
Made with precision machining technology, it has extremely high coaxiality and balance, suitable for:
precision machine tool
High speed rotating equipment
measuring instrument
Corrosion resistant flange coupling
Using stainless steel or special coating treatment, suitable for:
chemical equipment
marine environment
Food processing machinery
Torque capacity: The maximum torque value that a coupling can transmit
Shaft diameter range: Suitable shaft diameter size range
Maximum speed: the highest rotational speed for safe operation
Allowable deviations: axial deviation, radial deviation, angular deviation.
Inertia moment: an important parameter that affects the dynamic performance of a system
Material characteristics: usually cast iron, cast steel, stainless steel or alloy steel
Selection considerations
Transmission power and torque requirements
Shaft diameter size
Working environment (temperature, humidity, corrosiveness, etc.)
speed range
Installation space restrictions
Do you need insulation properties
Selection steps
Determine the transmitted torque and speed
Consider operating condition factors (impact, vibration, etc.)
Choose appropriate size specifications
Check installation size compatibility
Confirm material suitability
Installation key points
Ensure the accuracy of two axis alignment
Use appropriate installation tools
Tighten the bolts according to the specified torque value
Check the balance of the coupling
routine maintenance
Regularly check the tightening status of bolts
Monitor vibration and noise changes
Check the condition of the seals (if applicable)
Regular lubrication (required for certain types)
Common faults and their solutions
Loose bolts: tighten or replace in a timely manner
Alignment deviation: recalibration
Flange deformation: replace damaged parts
Abnormal vibration: check balance and alignment
Industrial machinery: pumps, fans, compressors, etc
Power generation equipment: steam turbine, generator, etc
Shipbuilding industry: propulsion systems, auxiliary machinery
Petrochemical equipment: various rotating mechanical connections
Metallurgical industry: rolling mills, conveying equipment
As a key component in mechanical transmission systems, the performance of flange couplings directly affects the operational efficiency and reliability of the entire system. The correct selection, installation, and maintenance of flange couplings are of great significance for extending equipment life and improving production efficiency.