- 7-gauge, formed-steel baseplate.
- Heavy-duty, welded aluminum driver, gear box, and driven elements.
- Allows for alignment using all common methods and alignment tools.
- Allows for 3-element offset, in-line, and "long span" alignment circumstances.
- Dimensions based on a common ANSI centrifugal pump.
- Rigid construction allows alignment to .001".
- Requires a minimal number of hand tools.
- Flanged bearings allow for changes in angular and parallel misalignment.
- All fasteners easily accessible and replaceable.
- Motor attachment points include steel threaded inserts.
- Replaceable shafts. Bent shafts are easily installed.
- 3/4"-diameter shafting with keyways.
- Supplemental "long span" shafting.
- Uses size "A" shims.
- High-durability, powder-coated surfaces allow for repeated use and rough handling.
- Can be used with or without jacking bolts.
- All components can be mounted on related DAC Worldwide bench and workstation products.
- Four steel pads for use with jacking bolts.
- Allen wrench set.
- Combination wrenches.
- Industrial Trades Training Manual (IPT).
- Use/Exercise Guide with 20 hands-on exercises.
- Packaging for shipment via motor freight.
- Product Dimensions
(L x W x H)
48in. x 13in. x 16in. (1200 x 330 x 400 mm)
110lbs. (50kg) - Shipping Dimensions
(L x W x H)
52in. x 15in. x 24in. (1320 x 380 x 610 mm)
137lbs. (62kg)
- Recommended #902F – Electromechanical Workstation
- #208-004 - Extended Shim Kit
- #208-020D - Laser Shaft Alignment System, Basic
- #208D-000 - Coupling/Shaft Alignment Trainer, Downsized
- #510-000 - IPT Industrial Trades Training Manual
- #510-001 - IPT Industrial Trades Handbook
- #839-PAC - Coupling Sample Board
- #903 - Electromechanical Workstation, Extended
- #206-500 - Additional Use/Exercise Guide
- #208-006 - Thomas Flexible Disk coupling
- #208-012 - Chain-type coupling
- #208-013 - Universal joint coupling
- #208-016 - Gear-type coupling
- #208-017 - Rigid sleeve-type coupling
- #208-018 - Continuous sleeve gear coupling
Hands-on exercises include industry-relevant skills, such as:
- Coupling/shaft alignment terminology and theory
- Use of a dial indicator in coupling/shaft alignment
- Coupling alignment pre-checks
- Locating and correcting soft foot
- Calculating and correcting for bar sag
- Coupling alignment using multiple methods, such as a straight edge and thickness gauge, the rim and face method, and the reverse dial indicator method (one or two dials)
- Using graphical solution techniques with the rim and face method and the reverse dial indicator method
- Considering thermal growth in shaft alignment
- Inspection and installation of shafts and keyways
- Fabrication and installment of shaft keys
- Assembling and installing various couplings, such as chain-type couplings, jaw and spider couplings, elastomeric element couplings, flexible disc couplings, steel grid couplings, and universal joint couplings