Coupling RUADIGON X-15/130 (X-170/130) — Standard hub with bolts
- Brand
- RUADIGON
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Couplings
- Series
- X
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Description
RUADIGON X-15/130 · Maza normal con tornillos belongs to coupling, part of our Power transmission range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for X-15/130 · Maza normal con tornillos and any equivalents.
The RUADIGON X-15/130 is a shaft coupling from the X series, supplied with a standard hub fastened by screws. It joins two shafts so that rotary motion and torque pass from the driver to the driven side. Because the hub is screwed rather than keyed, service work on the connection is straightforward. This is a power transmission item that MR Industrial Accessories supplies to plants and maintenance departments.
Reading the designation helps when you compare it against a drawing or an existing unit. X-15/130 is the primary reference, and X-170/130 is an equivalent model designation for the same coupling, so either number may show up on a nameplate, catalog page or bill of materials. Both point to a component built around a standard hub with screws.
The screw-fastened hub is the defining feature here. Fastening to the shaft is done with screws instead of a keyway or another retention method, which keeps installation and removal simple. In practice that means a technician can pull the coupling for inspection or replacement without special tooling, then reinstall it and confirm the screws are properly tightened.
You will see this type of coupling on industrial machinery, conveyors, pumps, fans and general transmission equipment. It fits drive arrangements where the shafts need to be joined firmly and where alignment matters for smooth running. Production lines and similar continuous-duty systems are common places to find it, since the connection has to hold torque reliably while remaining serviceable.
Sizing the coupling starts with the shaft diameter, the torque the drive has to carry, and the conditions the equipment runs under, such as speed and temperature. Correct alignment between the two shafts and properly tightened screws are what keep vibration and early wear in check, so both deserve attention at installation and during routine checks. If you want help confirming that this model suits your machine, or you need another size or fastening style from the X series, send the shaft diameter and the space available and the team can advise.
Dimensions
- Model
- X-15/130
- Equivalent to
- X-170/130
- Component
- Standard hub with bolts
Frequently asked questions
- Is X-15/130 the same as X-170/130?
- Yes. They are equivalent designations for the same coupling with a standard hub and screws. X-15/130 is the main reference, while X-170/130 is an alternative one that can appear in catalogs or drawings.
- What does a standard hub with screws involve?
- The hub is secured to the shaft with screws rather than a keyway. Assembly and disassembly are simpler as a result, but the screws should be checked periodically so torque transfer stays reliable.
- How can I check whether it fits my equipment?
- Confirm the shaft diameter, the torque required and the operating conditions. If the machine already uses a RUADIGON X series coupling, this model is likely to suit. Share your machine data and we can help you verify it.