splined shaft
splined shaft
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i have a splined shaft which i must get duplicated, I have no background in splined shafts. ie, how to measure whats standard etc. Is there any reputable shops that would let me know what im dealing with that you guys know of? Or is there a simple way to tell if its standard or custom, or what to measure before i start phoning around? Also on top of every spline there is another groove, which im guessing is an oil passage as its used in a linear motion process? Thanks





RE: splined shaft
-N= Number of teeth
A= fixed non-sliding spline
B= Spline slides under no load conditions
C= Spline slides under load conditions
SAE OD-N C spline
Another spline standard is an involuted spline with a pressure angle normally 30 degrees. Look at the profile, and describe it to your spline supplier.
Charlie
www.facsco.com
RE: splined shaft
http://www.quickspline.com/id9.html
Download the quick spline freeware and get a copy of ANSI B92.1-1996
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RE: splined shaft
RE: splined shaft
Spline Broach Form: http://www.slatertools.com/rotary22.htm