
As the core component of the transmission system in the metallurgical industry, the cardan shaft of the rolling mill plays a crucial role in transmitting the torque of the main motor to the rolling mill.
Cross axis component: forged from 42CrMo alloy steel, with a surface carburizing and quenching hardness of HRC58-62. The bearing position adopts ultra precision grinding technology (Ra ≤ 0.2 μ m)
Fork head component: Made of integral forged 20CrMnTi material, with a fatigue life of over 10 ⁷ cycles, equipped with heavy-duty four row tapered roller bearings
Expansion spline: module 6-12mm, hardness HRC50-55, axial compensation ± 50-150mm
Balance system: Hydraulic cylinder counterweight design, balance torque error ≤ 3%
Torque transmission is achieved through the articulated structure of the cross axis and fork head, allowing for an inclination angle of up to 3 ° (conventional design 1.5 °)
Axial displacement caused by spline compensation roller adjustment
The specially designed drum shaped tooth surface increases the contact area by 40% compared to traditional straight teeth, and reduces contact stress by 35%
Heavy load capacity: The special alloy steel material increases torque density by 25%, which is 15-20% higher than conventional products.
Convenient maintenance: The split bearing design reduces the replacement time from 48 hours to 12 hours
Intelligent monitoring: Integrated vibration and temperature sensors, real-time monitoring of cross axis wear status
Environmental adaptation: High temperature resistant design