Who has the specifications and models of coupling elastic buffers along with the corresponding standards?

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As the title suggests, especially T-type (hexagonal) gaskets

Reply #22010-10-13

No, I’ve looked everywhere. I only found GR (octagonal) and MT (star-shaped) types on mechanical CAD forums; I couldn’t find any specifications or standards for the T-type (hexagonal) version

Reply #32010-10-13

I’ve never found it; we’ve all switched to diaphragm type ones

Reply #42010-10-14

All of ours are T-shaped (hexagonal)

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