Nickle plated telescopic universal joints
A universal joint is a mechanical device that allows two shafts not in line with each other limited freedom of movement in any direction whilst transmitting rotary motion. They are therefore an excellent and reliable way of transmitting torque through an angular shaft offset. Available in alloy steel...
Monday 25th November 2019
Satellite roller screws have amazing performance
The first patent for a roller screw was recorded in 1949 by the inventor Mr Bruno Standgren Carl, which was an adaptation of a friction-less bearing design patented back in 1939 by Mr Oscar and Stewart McCurdy.
Wednesday 13th November 2019
NEW - Super slim safety brake
Now available through ABSSAC, the brand new BXR-LE type super slim safety brake has an impressive, space saving, physical size. The spring actuated brake model is half the thickness, but the same outer diameter, as its big brother type BXW series.
Wednesday 16th October 2019
Sure-Flex® flexible shaft coupling - Pump Connection
Consider the Sure-Flex® flexible shaft coupling range available from Abssac, which was designed specifically with that industry in mind. With large stocks kept, we offer an excellent solution to your pump coupling requirements. The easy to fit Sure-Flex® elastomeric shaft couplings rely on a proven element produced from a elastic polymer...
Wednesday 11th September 2019
Quick and Simple hub shaft connection
An excellent way to securely fix a hub or shaft to an application. The proven ETP-CLASSIC is used in a large variety of applications, for mounting timing belt pulleys, cam curves and arms etc. Positioning along and around the shaft is easy and fast with high precision. Service and maintenance are also easier because of the easy dismantling.
Monday 19th August 2019
Turning customer clamping challenges into innovative and reliable solutions.
When a pressure is exerted anywhere in a confined non-compressible fluid it is transmitted equally in all directions throughout the fluid. In fact the pressure ratio (initial difference) remains the same throughout the fluid. This principle is successfully used in the range of ETP products...
Monday 5th August 2019
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