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Coupling Spider (goes between two coupling hubs)

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Single Coupling Spider

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Introduction:

This is the middle section of the coupling set. You will only need one of these to complete a set for one motor and one lead screw.

Description:

Note: To create a complete coupling set, you will need two hubs (one for the motor shaft and one for the lead screw end) and you will need one spider. These items are only offered to allow for any configurations that is not offered for rigid couplings.

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[Coupling Spider (goes between two coupling hubs)] is this L050?

Yes, this coupling buna spider is compatible with the L050
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