Thread: Ballscrew to Stepper Coupling?
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2 Days Ago #1
Hi All,
Just wondered what style of coupling most people use/recommend when connecting their stepper motors directly to the ballscrew end?
Looking at those available on the BST Automation store of AliExpress, there seems to be 3 distinct types... Disc, Flexible and Jaw.
I'm wondering which is preferred to prevent any possible backlash?
Cheers
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18 Hours Ago #2
Hi,
Well the slotted metal ones are the best regarding backlash but have a limited error of alignment allowance and do break if you fatigue them to much! the flexible jaw type with an insert are pretty good all-round but depending on the quality may introduce a small amount of backlash
it just depends on if you need Zero backlash or not?
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3 Hours Ago #3
Hi, I have tried various solutions to the problem and came to the conclusion that jaw type coupling ( plum coupling) works with the least hassle. Consideration of the required accuracy, bed size and inertia of the components affect the choice. The perfect solution would be a straight connection but in the real world it would be very difficult to align everything perfectly under dynamic load conditions. Good luck.
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