High Accuracy Springs for High Temperature
High Accuracy Springs for High Temperature....No problem.We offer bespoke machined springs for high temperature applications. Our springs utilise the proven Heli-Cal® technology to provide predictable, guaranteed elastic properties for temperatures up to 750 Deg Celsius.
Thursday 19th July 2012
30% less cost low cost motor shaft couplings
Abssac announces a 30% reduction in the price of its MC series motor couplings for 2012 due to enhanced manufacturing techniques. Available in Aluminium and Stainless steel as standard, the MC series (Motor Coupling) delivers a reliable zero backlash connection between shafts.Ideal for electric motor...
Thursday 19th July 2012
Printing Industry Shaft Couplings
Shaft couplings for the printing industry are required to work with absolute precision to guarantee a register pressure and therefore ensure a high print quality. The high precision requirement starts in the actual printing mechanism and continues through the refinement process to quality assurance on the final product.
Friday 6th July 2012
One Piece 90 degree flexible shaft coupling......
Most flexible shaft coupling designs rely on a number of moving parts to enable the transmission of torque through a high angular offset. In fact it is true to say that the greater the offset, the greater amounts of moving parts are required to accommodate that misalignment.
Wednesday 4th July 2012
Reduced cost Ball screws
Looking to reduce the costs of your ball screws? Abssac has a rolled miniature ball screw series that utilises a precision ground ball nut, running on precision rolled screw. The combination means our lead accuracy is close to the precision ground screw but the price is very competitive.
Wednesday 4th July 2012
To Go or Not to Go
Using 316 Stainless Steel, ABSSAC was recently requested to supply a stub thread acme form with tight tolerances on effective diameter and pitch. In fact, to be absolutely sure that the new product was totally interchangeable with existing equipment, the customer provided Abssac with some Go-No-Go gauges.
Friday 25th May 2012
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