Shaft Collars
Shaft collars are critical mechanical components used in bulk solids material handling systems to position, secure, or limit the movement of rotating shafts. These versatile devices act as mechanical stops, locating components, and bearing faces in machinery such as conveyors, rotary valves, and augers. Available in solid, single split, and double split designs, as well as various materials like stainless steel, black oxide, and zinc-plated steel, shaft collars are engineered to withstand demanding industrial environments.
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- A shaft collar is a mechanical component that clamps around a shaft to hold parts in place, limit axial movement, or position components such as bearings, pulleys, and gears.
- Shaft collars are used for shaft positioning, spacing, stopping motion, bearing location, and component alignment in machinery and power transmission systems.
- Common types include set screw shaft collars, one piece clamp collars, two piece clamp collars, hinged collars, and specialty or split collars.
- Set screw collars use a screw to secure the collar to the shaft and are cost effective. Clamp style collars provide stronger holding power without damaging the shaft and are easier to install and reposition.