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2024-11-06View Original

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How do I remove the coupling? :handshake
Reply #22024-11-07
The steps to remove the coupling are as follows: 1. Shut down the equipment to ensure safety. 2. Remove the connection bolts at both ends of the coupling. 3. Use a suitable tool (such as a crowbar) to carefully pry the coupling off the shaft. 4. If the coupling has key connections, be sure to keep the keys to prevent them from getting lost. .
Reply #32024-11-11
I’ve never seen this type of coupling; it’s not clear whether it uses diaphragms, elastic pin connectors, or something else. Try to find the manual
Reply #42024-11-12
Do you have more comprehensive images, or the manufacturer’s drawings? I can’t tell what type this is
Reply #52025-02-01
Look at the coupling on the left; it has the elasticity of a plum blossom-shaped piece
Reply #62025-02-01
It seems that the half coupling is connected by keys; it would be best to disassemble it with reference to the drawings and relevant documents. It’s possible to use a puller, but given its length, it might be difficult to find such a tool. Additionally, it should be considered whether two hydraulic jacks can be used to push it out at the location shown in the pictures.

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