Coupling MZP-13 with a straight and barrel-shaped tooth GOST 5006-94

Production of MZP-13 gear couplings with an intermediate shaft on order in accordance with GOST 5006-94.

MZP-13 coupling – stands for gear coupling with an intermediate shaft. An intermediate shaft is used to connect shafts located at a distance.

A gear coupling with an intermediate shaft (MZP-13) is used to connect shafts remote from each other, transmit torque and compensate for angular, radial and axial displacement.

MZP-13 coupling is formed by connecting two half-couplings, one of which has a toothed sleeve and a cage with gearing, and the other is a one-piece flanged half-coupling with an intermediate shaft pressed into it. The MZP-13 gear coupling is heavier than the MZ coupling due to the presence of an integral flange half-coupling.
The intermediate shaft is designed to connect shafts located at a remote distance from each other mechanisms. When mounting the intermediate shaft, a set of two MZP-13 gear couplings is used.

Operating conditions of gear MZP-13 couplings:

• Long-term work (up to 24 hours a day) or with periodic stops
• Rotation in any direction

Dimensions and characteristics of MZP-13 couplings: