• Two piece clamping steel collar
• Black oxide collar for cosmetic look
• Black Oxide Bolt
• Good non-marring holding with steel shafting
• Easy to place and remove
• Suitable for high temperature service
• Cost effective

Split clamping collars fully engage the shaft without marring it. They provide greater holding power than one-piece split clamping collars and are effective with hard and soft shaft materials. The overall design allows for removal without major equipment disability.

Bore tolerance: +0.003”/-0.000”

Axial load capacity is an approximation only and based on the seating torque. Use at your own risk. Do not rely on to support a load when significant lose or injury could occur. Positive locking and interference with a groove, step or recess must be used to ensure axial load capacity.

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• Two piece clamping 303 stainless steel collar
• Good corrosion resistance
• Stainless Set Bolt
• Good non-marring holding with steel shafting
• Easy to place and remove
• Suitable for high temperature service
• Cost effective

Split clamping collars fully engage the shaft without marring it. They provide greater holding power than one-piece split clamping collars and are effective with hard and soft shaft materials. The overall design allows for removal without major equipment disability.

Bore tolerance: +0.003”/-0.000”

Axial load capacity is an approximation only and based on the seating torque. Use at your own risk. Do not rely on to support a load when significant lose or injury could occur. Positive locking and interference with a groove, step or recess must be used to ensure axial load capacity.

For drawings and 3D models, click on a part number.

• Two piece clamping Aluminum collar
• Lightweight
• Good corrosion resistance
• Black Oxide Bolt
• Good non-marring holding with shafting
• Easy to place and remove
• Cost effective

Split clamping collars fully engage the shaft without marring it. They provide greater holding power than one-piece split clamping collars and are effective with hard and soft shaft materials. The overall design allows for removal without major equipment disability.

Bore tolerance: +0.003”/-0.000”

Axial load capacity is an approximation only and based on the seating torque. Use at your own risk. Do not rely on to support a load when significant lose or injury could occur. Positive locking and interference with a groove, step or recess must be used to ensure axial load capacity.

For drawings and 3D models, click on a part number.