Tb Wood'S 10J Sure-Flex Coupling Insert 10JE EPDM Rubber
EPDM rubber coupling insert rated for 3,600 RPM and 3,735 in-lb torque in blower, compressor, conveyor, mixer, motor and pump applications
- Handles 3,735 in-lb torque for reliable power transmission
- Operates up to 3,600 RPM for high-speed applications
- Delivers 5.9 hp at 100 RPM for efficient operation
- EPDM rubber withstands 275°F for demanding environments
- Angular misalignment capacity of 1 degree protects equipment
Coupling Insert Size 10 EPDM
The Tb Wood'S 10JE Sure-Flex sleeve coupling insert is a one-piece solid component made from EPDM rubber. It suits power transmission systems in blowers, compressors, conveyors, mixers, motors and pumps. The insert handles a maximum speed of 3,600 RPM and a maximum torque of 3,735 in-lb. It operates within a maximum temperature of 275 Degrees F.
Replaces Worn EPDM Inserts
This insert directly replaces a worn or damaged 10JE sleeve in existing Sure-Flex couplings. The jump is worth it when the current element shows cracking, hardening or excessive vibration from angular misalignment beyond 1 degree or parallel offset past 0.025 in. A new insert restores the rated torsional stiffness of 10,980 in-lb/rad and the 5.9 hp capacity at 100 RPM.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Under continuous operation the EPDM material maintains its damping properties up to the 275 Degrees F limit. The one-piece solid construction resists deformation at the rated 3,735 in-lb torque without the heat buildup that degrades multi-piece designs. Angular misalignment capacity stays at 1 degree and parallel misalignment at 0.025 in throughout the service interval.
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- Price $62.99
- Pricier than about 68% of the 693 comparable items (median $35.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What outside diameter must the coupling housing accept for this size 10 insert?
The insert has an outside diameter of 7 1/16 inches, so the housing bore must match that dimension.
Which alignment step is most often missed when fitting the 10JE insert?
Installers frequently forget to verify both angular misalignment within 1 degree and parallel offset within 0.025 inch before tightening the hubs.
How often should the EPDM rubber insert be inspected or replaced in a pump running at 3,600 RPM?
Plan inspection at least annually; replace the insert if you see cracking, hardening, or loss of torsional stiffness at the 10,980 in-lb/rad rating.
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