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CENTAFLEX TYPE CFA & CFX
The success of a
coupling system
® CENTAFLEX is a registered trademark of CENTA Antriebe
CENTAFLEX, the original from the inventor!
This successfull coupling has been developed and internationally been patented by CENTA Transmissions and
brought to the market in 1970. Since then a unique success story on the world market began. More than 100.000
couplings are produced every year, with still growing volume. Totally six million couplings have been installed and
are performing reliably. Beside the original production in Germany, the couplings are produced under license by:
Miki Pulley Co. in Japan
CENTA Andino in Brazil.
Further ten CENTA subsidiaries and 30 agencies with
broad know-how provide worldwide sales and service and
make the CENTAFLEX the most successfull couplings of its
kind on the world market. The idea A high quality coupling element which with very little
effort enables a highly flexible coupling to be “custom
built” for almost any purpose. The CENTAFLEX contains
a highly elastic element which is extensively flexible in any direction, and upon which an entire coupling system
is based. This coupling system embodies a combination
of numerous positive characteristics, with a versatility of design from common components, not previouslyachieved.
The principle A prestressed polygon shaped rubber element with metal
parts vulcanised in. The important innovation is that the
screws connecting the rubber element with the hubs
are alternately arranged axially and radially. The radial
screws fulfill 2 tasks:
•
connecting
the rubber element to the hub
•
producing a preload by radial compression
of the rubber column
Preload pressure stress in the rubber element consider
ably raises the capacity of the coupling, since it com
pensates for the tensile stress which otherwise occurs
in operation. Under compressive stress the capacity of
rubber is multiplied.