190-5344: Involute Spline Coupling

An Involute Spline Coupling is a mechanical joint that transmits torque between two rotating shafts. It is commonly used to transmit mechanical power in hydraulic piston pumps. It consists of a series of teeth, or splines cut into the ends of the shafts, which mesh together to form a secure and accurate connection. Attributes: • Provided with internal involute splines with 14 teeth and 21 teeth for better power transmission • Designed to withstand high speeds and high temperatures Applications: An Involute Spline Coupling is used to transfer power between the rotating swash plate and the pump head in the hydraulic fan piston pump.