Asking about the coupling systems for the pump - electrical motor

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When selecting a coupling for a glue pump system powered by an electrical motor, it's essential to consider compatibility and specifications. Resources like Lovejoy and Rexnord offer a variety of coupling options that can meet different operational needs. Users are encouraged to refer to designation tables and guidelines available on these suppliers' websites for assistance. Additionally, understanding relevant equations related to torque and RPM can aid in making an informed choice. Proper coupling selection is crucial for efficient pump operation and longevity.
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I have a glue pump system need to operate it by an electrical motor , so don't know how to choose the coupling designation ... may be there are some designation tables or other websites helping for that thing .

also if there are some EQUATIONS , about that to depend on .

with my best wishes
 
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Check out Lovejoy couplers. They have an extensive line. Rexnord is also a well known coupler supplier.
 

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