One Piece Threaded Shaft Collars (Shaft Clamps) Inch Series

One Piece Threaded Shaft Collars (Shaft Clamps) Inch Series

The inch series one piece threaded shaft collars are mechanical components used to secure and position other components on a shaft. They are typically made of metal and are designed to fit around a shaft with a precise diameter, providing a tight grip to prevent slipping or movement. One-piece threaded shaft collars have a threaded bore and set screw that enables them to be tightened and secured onto a shaft. They are commonly used in a variety of industrial and mechanical applications, such as robotics, conveyor systems, and machine tools.The inch series refers to the standard sizing system used for these threaded shaft collars in the United States. This system uses inches as the unit of measurement to specify the threaded shaft collar's inner diameter, outer diameter, and width. The inch series one piece threaded shaft collars are available in a range of sizes and materials to suit various shaft sizes and applications. If you are looking for a shaft collar that can provide a secure and reliable hold for your components, then inch series one piece threaded shaft collars are a great option.

▍One Piece Threaded Shaft Collar Sizes Chart (Inch Series)

Part Number Steel	Part Number Stainless Steel	Threaded Bore (B) (in)	Outer Diameter (OD) (in)	Width (W) (in)
TCL-2-32-F	TCL-2-32-SS	#8 - 32 TPI	5/8	0.281
TCL-3-24-F	TCL-3-24-SS	#10 - 24 TPI	5/8	0.281
TCL-3-32-F	TCL-3-32-SS	#10 - 32 TPI	5/8	0.281
TCL-4-20-F	TCL-4-20-SS	1/4 in - 20 TPI	5/8	0.281
TCL-4-28-F	TCL-4-28-SS	1/4 in - 28 TPI	5/8	0.281
TCL-5-18-F	TCL-5-18-SS	5/16 in - 18 TPI	11/16	0.281
TCL-5-24-F	TCL-5-24-SS	5/16 in - 24 TPI	11/16	0.281
TCL-6-16-F	TCL-6-16-SS	3/8 in - 16 TPI	7/8	0.343
TCL-6-24-F	TCL-6-24-SS	3/8 in - 24 TPI	7/8	0.343
TCL-7-14-F	TCL-7-14-SS	7/16 in - 14 TPI	15/16	0.343
TCL-7-20-F	TCL-7-20-SS	7/16 in - 20 TPI	15/16	0.343
TCL-8-13-F	TCL-8-13-SS	1/2 in - 13 TPI	1 1/8	0.406
TCL-8-20-F	TCL-8-20-SS	1/2 in - 20 TPI	1 1/8	0.406
TCL-10-11-F	TCL-10-11-SS	5/8 in - 11 TP	1 5/16	0.437
TCL-10-18-F	TCL-10-18-SS	5/8 in - 18 TPI	1 5/16	0.437
TCL-12-10-F	TCL-12-10-SS	3/4 in - 10 TPI	1 1/2	0.500
TCL-12-16-F	TCL-12-16-SS	3/4 in - 16 TPI	1 1/2	0.500
TCL-14-9-F	TCL-14-9-SS	7/8 in - 9 TP	1 5/8	0.500
TCL-14-14-F	TCL-14-14-SS	7/8 in - 14 TPI	1 5/8	0.500
TCL-16-8-F	TCL-16-8-SS	1 in - 8 TPI	1 3/4	0.500
TCL-16-12-F	TCL-16-12-SS	1 in - 12 TPI	1 3/4	0.500
TCL-16-14-F	TCL-16-14-SS	1 in - 14 TPI	1 3/4	0.500
TCL-18-7-F	TCL-18-7-SS	1 1/8 in - 7 TPI	1 7/8	0.500
TCL-18-12-F	TCL-18-12-SS	1 1/8 in - 12 TPI	1 7/8	0.500
TCL-20-7-F	TCL-20-7-SS	1 1/4 in - 7 TPI	2 1/16	0.500
TCL-20-12-F	TCL-20-12-SS	1 1/4 in - 12 TPI	2 1/16	0.500
TCL-22-6-F	TCL-22-6-SS	1 3/8 in - 6 TPI	2 1/4	0.563
TCL-22-12-F	TCL-22-12-SS	1 3/8 in - 12 TPI	2 1/4	0.563
TCL-24-6-F	TCL-24-6-SS	1 1/2 in - 6 TPI	2 3/8	0.563
TCL-24-12-F	TCL-24-12-SS	1 1/2 in - 12 TPI	2 3/8	0.563
TCL-28-16-F	TCL-28-16-SS	1 3/4 in - 16 TPI	2 3/4	0.688
TCL-32-12-F	TCL-32-12-SS	2 in - 12 TPI	3	0.688
TCL-36-12-F	TCL-36-12-SS	2 1/4 in - 12 TPI	3 1/4	0.750

▍One Piece Threaded Shaft Collar Design Features

Threaded shaft collars are commonly used in various applications to secure and position components on a shaft. The design features of a threaded shaft collar can vary depending on the specific application requirements. Here are some common design features of one-piece threaded shaft collars:1. Material: One-piece threaded shaft collars are typically made of high-quality materials such as steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. The material used depends on the application requirements such as corrosion resistance, strength, and weight.2. Thread Type: One-piece threaded shaft collars have internal or external threads that mate with the shaft or other components. The thread type can be fine or coarse, depending on the application requirements.3. Width: The width of the threaded shaft collar can vary depending on the application requirements. A wider collar may provide more stability and support, while a narrower collar may be suitable for tight spaces.4. Height: The height of the one-piece threaded shaft collar can also vary depending on the application requirements. A taller collar may provide more clamping force, while a shorter shaft collar may be suitable for low-profile applications.5. Clamping Mechanism: One-piece threaded shaft collars typically use a screw or clamp mechanism to secure the shaft collar in place on the shaft. The clamping mechanism can be a simple screw or a more complex cam or wedge design.6. Finish: One-piece threaded shaft collars can be finished with various coatings to improve their durability and resistance to corrosion and wear. Common finishes include black oxide, zinc plating, and anodizing.7. Special Features: Some one-piece threaded shaft collars may include special features such as a drilled and tapped hole for a set screw or a keyway for use with a key.

▍Applications of One Piece Threaded Shaft Collars

One piece threaded shaft collars are mechanical components used to secure or position components on a shaft. They have a range of applications across various industries and can be found in different types of machinery, equipment, and systems. Here are some common applications of one piece threaded shaft collars:Positioning: Threaded shaft collars can be used to fix the position of components on a shaft, such as bearings, gears, pulleys, or sprockets. This helps to maintain the alignment and spacing of these components and ensures correct operation.Spacers: In certain situations, threaded shaft collars can be used as spacers to ensure the proper distance between components on a shaft, preventing contact and friction between them.Shaft Couplings: One piece threaded shaft collars can be used to connect two shafts together, transmitting torque and rotation from one shaft to another. They are often used in applications where the shafts need to be easily disconnected or when a small amount of misalignment between the shafts is acceptable.End Stops: Threaded shaft collars can be used as end stops on a shaft, preventing components from sliding off the end of the shaft, which can lead to mechanical failure or damage.Load Bearing: In some cases, threaded shaft collars can be employed to support axial loads, providing additional support to bearings or other components that may not be able to handle the full load alone.Mounting: Threaded shaft collars can be used as a mounting point for other components, such as sensors, encoders, or other devices that need to be attached to a shaft.Anti-rotation: By clamping onto the shaft, one piece threaded shaft collars can help prevent components from rotating around the shaft, ensuring that they remain in a fixed position.Vibration Damping: In some applications, threaded shaft collars can be used to dampen vibrations by providing additional support and stability to components on the shaft.

▍One Piece Threaded Shaft Collar Manufacturers

Shaft collars are machine components that feature a simple design but play an important role in a wide range of industrial applications. They serve three primary functions; holding components in place, locating or positioning components on a shaft, and creating an attachment between the shaft and another component. Designers have a variety of factors to consider, such as style, material, bore size, and shaft geometry, before a selection can be made. It is important to identify the requirements, parameters, and limitations of your system in order to determine the right style for the application.Despite their simple design, shaft collars play an important role in a wide range of industrial applications. As such, when choosing one for a particular application, it is essential to use the one with the right design and performance characteristics.As an experienced manufacturer and distributor of shaft collars suitable for use in power transmission, motion control, automation, and other OEM and ODM operations, Raydafon has the knowledge, skills, and inventory to help customers select and source the right shaft collar for their application. In addition to offering standard shaft collars, including set screw shaft collars, one piece shaft collars, two piece shaft collars, quick release shaft collars, double wide shaft collars, mountable shaft collars, hex shaft collars, D profile shaft collars, and threaded shaft collars, we also provide custom design and engineering services to manufacturing specialized shaft collars for unique customer needs.

▍FAQ

Q1: What is a threaded shaft collar?A: A threaded shaft collar is a type of mechanical fastener that is used to secure a component onto a shaft. It consists of a cylindrical shaft collar with a threaded bore that can be tightened onto the shaft using a threaded fastener, such as a set screw.Q2: What are threaded shaft collars used for?A: Threaded shaft collars are used in a wide range of applications to secure components onto shafts. They can be used to hold bearings in place, act as a stop or spacer, provide a mounting point for a component or help transmit torque between the shaft and the component.Q3: What materials are threaded shaft collars made from?A: Threaded shaft collars can be made from a variety of materials, depending on the requirements of the application. Common materials include steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and plastic.Q4: What are the different types of threaded shaft collars?A: There are several different types of threaded shaft collars, including one piece threaded shaft collars, two piece threaded shaft collars, and hinged shaft collars. One-piece threaded shaft collars are the most common type and consist of a single piece of material with a threaded bore. Two-piece threaded shaft collars have a split design that allows them to be installed and removed from the shaft without having to remove other components. Hinged shaft collars have a hinge that allows them to be opened and closed around the shaft, making them easier to install and remove.Q5: How do I choose the right threaded shaft collar for my application?A: When choosing a threaded shaft collar, you should consider factors such as the size and type of shaft, the amount of torque that will be transmitted, and the materials and environment of the application. It's also important to choose a shaft collar with the right bore size and thread pitch to fit the shaft and fastener.Q6: How do I install a threaded shaft collar?A: To install a threaded shaft collar, first slide it onto the shaft and position it in the desired location. Then, using a threaded fastener such as a set screw, tighten the threaded shaft collar onto the shaft until it is securely fastened. Be sure to tighten the fastener evenly to prevent any distortion or misalignment of the shaft collar.Q7: Can threaded shaft collars be reused?A: Yes, threaded shaft collars can typically be reused as long as they are not damaged or distorted. To reuse a threaded shaft collar, simply remove the fastener and slide the shaft collar off the shaft. Clean the shaft collar and inspect it for any damage before re-installing it on the shaft.