Taper Lock Bush Manufacturers In Gandhinagar

High-Precision Taper Lock Bush for Mechanical Power Transmission

We are a company engaged in the manufacturing and export of Taper Lock Bush units that ensure secure and vibration-free mounting of pulleys, sprockets, and couplings onto shafts. These bushes offer a reliable method for mechanical power transmission without the need for keyways or heavy machining. Widely appreciated for their easy assembly and disassembly, taper lock bushes are used in industrial equipment requiring frequent adjustments or component replacements.

Technical Specifications

. Material Grade: C45 Steel / SG Iron / Stainless Steel . Bore Sizes: 12 mm to 125 mm (Customizable). Taper Angle: Standard 1:12 . Surface Finish: Black Oxide / Phosphate Coated. Available Series: 1008, 1108, 1210, 1610, 2517, 3020, 3030, 3525, etc.. Mounting Style: Taper-fit with High-Torque Locking. Standard Compliance: ISO / DIN / BS Standards. Packaging: Rust-Proof Polybag & Export-grade Corrugated Box

Used in Diverse Industrial Applications

• Conveyor Systems in Material Handling Units
• Crushers and Vibrating Screens in the Mining Industry
• Fans, Blowers, and Ventilation Equipment
• Pulp and Paper Mill Drives
• Textile Machinery and Fabric Processing Lines
• Chemical and Fertilizer Plant Equipment
• Cement Industry Gear Units and Mixers

Manufacturing Process Overview

Our taper lock bushes are manufactured using precision CNC turning and taper grinding to ensure dimensional accuracy. Each piece is heat-treated for hardness and strength before final surface treatment. Post-machining operations include drilling of flange holes and tapping for bolt tightening. All units undergo concentricity and taper-fit inspection before being dispatched in corrosion-resistant packaging.

Installation Guidelines

• Clean the shaft and bush bore to remove oil or dirt.
• Align the bush in the hub or pulley groove.
• Insert bolts through holes and tighten gradually in sequence.
• Ensure even gap closure between bush flanges.
• Avoid over-torquing, which may damage the bush or hub.

Maintenance Tips

• Check for any fretting corrosion on mating surfaces.
• Clean and lubricate bolts during reinstallation.
• Do not use damaged bushes for reassembly.
• Replace bushes if excessive wear or elongation is noticed.
• Maintain proper shaft alignment to avoid premature wear.

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