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    Maska Catalog QD Bushing

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    This document provides instructions for mounting a "QD" bushing on a sheave hub. It can be mounted in either direction, with the bushing flange facing toward or away from the machine or motor. Capscrews are used to attach the bushing to the sheave hub and must be tightened progressively and uniformly. Instructions are provided for removing the assembly. Proper wrench torque values are listed for tightening screws on different bushings to prevent cracking the sheave hub. Set screw tightening torques and axial loads are also specified.

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    This document provides instructions for mounting a "QD" bushing on a sheave hub. It can be mounted in either direction, with the bushing flange facing toward or away from the machine or motor. Capscrews are used to attach the bushing to the sheave hub and must be tightened progressively and uniformly. Instructions are provided for removing the assembly. Proper wrench torque values are listed for tightening screws on different bushings to prevent cracking the sheave hub. Set screw tightening torques and axial loads are also specified.

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    This document provides instructions for mounting a "QD" bushing on a sheave hub. It can be mounted in either direction, with the bushing flange facing toward or away from the machine or motor. Capscrews are used to attach the bushing to the sheave hub and must be tightened progressively and uniformly. Instructions are provided for removing the assembly. Proper wrench torque values are listed for tightening screws on different bushings to prevent cracking the sheave hub. Set screw tightening torques and axial loads are also specified.

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    Maska Catalog QD Bushing

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    This document provides instructions for mounting a "QD" bushing on a sheave hub. It can be mounted in either direction, with the bushing flange facing toward or away from the machine or motor. Capscrews are used to attach the bushing to the sheave hub and must be tightened progressively and uniformly. Instructions are provided for removing the assembly. Proper wrench torque values are listed for tightening screws on different bushings to prevent cracking the sheave hub. Set screw tightening torques and axial loads are also specified.

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    “QD” BUSHING MOUNTING AND

    PROPER WRENCH TORQUE

    STANDARD MOUNT
    EITHER REVERSE
    WAY MOUNTING

    BUSHING FLANGE TOWARD MACHINE OR MOTOR BUSHING FLANGE AWAY FROM MACHINE OR MOTOR
    1. Align tapped holes in bushing flange with drilled holes in 1. Align drilled holes in bushing flange with tapped holes in
    sheave hub. sheave hub.
    2. Insert capscrews through drilled holes in sheave hub and 2. Insert capscrews through drilled holes in bushing flange
    thread loosely into tapped holes in bushing flange. and thread loosely into tapped holes in sheave hub.
    3. Position assembly on shaft and tighten capscrews 3. Position assembly on shaft and tighten capscrews
    progressively and uniformly. progressively and uniformly.

    TO REMOVE TO REMOVE
    1. Remove capscrews and thread into tapped holes in 1. Remove capscrews and thread into tapped holes in
    sheave hub. Tighten progressively until bushing is free bushing flange. Tighten progressively until bushing is
    from sheave taper. free from sheave taper.
    2. Remove assembly from shaft. 2. Remove assembly from shaft.
    CAPSCREWS ARE ALWAYS ACCESSIBLE FROM THE OUTSIDE.

    “QD” BUSHINGS
    PROPER WRENCH TORQUE
    TO TIGHTEN SCREWS
    WARNING
    OPEN END OR
    DRY MOUNTING BUSHING SCREW TORQUE
    SOCKET WRENCH
    TORQUE
    DO NOT USE LUBRICANTS OR ANTI- No SIZE WRENCH CAPACITY
    SEIZE COMPOUNDS ON TAPERED BORE Inches
    Ft-Lbs
    LENGTH
    Inches PULL(LBS) In-Lbs
    OR BUSHING SUITCASE. L 1/4 6 4 18 1,200
    JA # 10 5 4 15 1,000
    SH 1/4 9 4 27 3,500
    TIGHTENING “IMPORTANT” SDS-SD 1/4 9 4 27 5,000
    SK 5/16 15 6 30 7,000
    SF 3/8 30 6 60 11,000
    Tighten screws evenly and progressively. Never E 1/2 60 12 60 20,000
    allow the sheave to be drawn in contact with the F 9/16 75 12 75 30,000

    flange of the bushing. If extreme screw tightening J 5/8 135 15 135 45,000
    forces are applied, excess pressures will be M 3/4 225 15 180 85,000
    N 7/8 300 15 240 150,000
    created in the hub of the mounted sheave which P 1 450 18 300 250,000
    may cause it to crack. W 1 1/8 600 24 300 375,000
    S 1 1/4 750 30 300 625,000

    SET SCREW TIGHTENING TORQUES AND AXIAL LOADS

    RECOMMENDED SET SCREW AXIAL LOAD ( –30%)


    SET SCREW SOCKET/ALLEN KEY TIGHTNING TORQUE CUP POINT KNURLED POINT

    SIZE SIZE (ACROSS FLAT) NEWTON-METRE LBF-INCHES NEWTONS LBF NEWTONS LBF
    (Nm) (N) (N)

    #10 - 24 3/32 3.62 32 1500 340 2225 500


    1/4 - 20 1/8 6.8 60 2500 560 3650 820
    5/16 - 18 5/32 12.4 110 3500 785 5110 1150
    3/8 - 16 3/16 22.6 200 4500 1010 6580 1480
    1/2 - 13 1/4 45.2 400 9000 2025 13230 2975
    5/8 - 11 5/16 97.2 860 12000 2720 17800 4000

    Note: For axial loads in excess of the values listed, a shouldered shaft against the face of the inner ring is recommended.

    10 FOR DEPENDABLE V-BELTS, SHEAVES AND BUSHINGS

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