Locking assemblies are used for force-fit (friction-fit) and backlash-free transmission of torque and axial forces between shafts and hubs or machine components.
The advantages of friction-fit torque transmission over keyway connections are as follows:
- Permanent and non-destructive connection
- Fast and clean installation and disassembly
- Ability to perform positioning in the axial direction on the shaft
- Torque transmission with simultaneous acceptance of axial forces
- Depending on the model, can be re-used multiple times
- Absolutely backlash-free - ideally suited for use with servo technology and for reversing duties
- Partial overload protection for machine parts through slippage
- Better fatigue factors
- Material savings for shaft-hub dimensions
- No special surface finish required
- Larger tolerance field in the shaft-hub diameter range
- No fretting corrosion
We offer solutions with mechanical locking assemblies and also with hydraulic and hydromechanical locking bushes.

Hydraulic and hydromechanical locking …

Hydraulic and hydromechanical locking bushes
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Mechanical locking assemblies
Mechanical locking assemblies
Mechanical locking assemblies are used for force-fit/friction-fit and backlash-free transmission of torque and axial forces between shafts and hubs.
Our extensive product portfolio ranges from...