8mm Coupling Kit for Omniwheel

Product ID: NR-OMN-CPL-8MM
Weight: 37 gms
Price: Rs.448.00

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Introduction::

8mm Shaft Motor Coupling Kit for 100mm Heavy Duty Dual RIM Omnidirectional Wheel can be used with any motor having 8mm diameter shaft. Kit contains High grade Aluminium coupling with 3mm Keyslot, 3mm Key, M4 Allen bolt for shaft tightening, M5 alen with 19x4 washer for wheel mounting.

Important: This wheel coupling will be sold only if you buy 100mm Heavy Duty Dual RIM Omnidirectional Wheel

Specifications:

Total Length: 52mm
Bore diameter: 6mm
Bore depth: 18mm
Coupling weight: 37gms

Application Example

Kit Contains:

Aluminium coupling with 8mm bore: 1pcs
3mm Key: 1pcs
M5 Allen Bolt: 1pcs
M4 Allen Bolt: 1pcs
5x16 Washer: 1pcs

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