Ruland Manufacturing MCL-80-F Shaft Collar Clamp 1pc 80mm Steel

Description

Equipment manufacturers benefit from the tightly controlled face to bore perpendicularity (TIR of ≤.05mm). MCL-80-F is manufactured from solid bar stock sourced from select North American mills and machined to a fine burr free finish. MCL-80-F is stamped with the Ruland name and bore size for ease of identification. Forged screws test beyond DIN 912 12.9 standards to ensure maximum holding power. It is commonly used for guiding, spacing, stopping, mounting, and component alignment. Ruland uses 1215 lead-free steel with a proprietary black oxide finish that produces a fine glossy finish while increasing holding power and resisting corrosion. Proprietary processes have been developed by Ruland to maintain fit, finish, and holding power. Equipment manufacturers benefit from the tightly controlled face to bore perpendicularity (TIR of ≤.05mm). Ruland uses 1215 lead-free steel with a proprietary black oxide finish that produces a fine glossy finish while increasing holding power and resisting corrosion. MCL-80-F is RoHS3 and REACH compliant and manufactured in our Marlborough, MA factory under strict controls using proprietary processes. Perpendicularity is critical for alignment when the shaft collar is used as a load bearing face, mechanical stop, or for mounting components such as gears or bearings. Proprietary processes have been developed by Ruland to maintain superior fit, finish, and holding power.

Key Features

• Ruland uses 1215 lead-free steel with a proprietary black oxide finish that produces a fine glossy finish while increasing holding power and resisting corrosion.
• The clamp style design does not mar the shaft, is easy to remove, and is indefinitely adjustable.
• Proprietary processes have been developed by Ruland to maintain fit, finish, and holding power.
• It is commonly used for guiding, spacing, stopping, mounting, and component alignment.
• Perpendicularity is critical for alignment when the shaft collar is used as a load bearing face, mechanical stop, or for mounting components such as gears or bearings.
• Equipment manufacturers benefit from the tightly controlled face to bore perpendicularity (TIR of ≤.05mm).