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Falk™ Steelflex™ Grid Couplings
Falk Steelflex grid couplings are engineered for durability and efficiency in demanding industrial environments, making them a trusted choice in the cement and aggregate industry. These couplings combine the high torque capacity of gear couplings with the flexibility and low maintenance of elastomeric designs, ensuring reliable performance in heavy-duty applications.

Rexnord™ Omega™ Elastomeric Couplings
Rexnord Omega elastomeric couplings are non-lubricated, material-flexing split-in-half tire couplings, which are used in a variety of demanding applications in many industries. This all-purpose coupling has excellent vibration damping capability helping to provide extended life to connected equipment. This coupling offers easy installation and a wide range of shaft gaps.

Falk™ Wrapflex™ Elastomeric Couplings
Falk Wrapflex elastomeric couplings are non lubricated, material-flexing couplings, which are used in a variety of applications in many industries. They have excellent vibration damping capability and high-misalignment capacity, providing extended life to connected equipment. The couplings offer a replace-in-place design for quick installation and replacement.

Tollok™ Shaft Locking Devices
Tollok shaft locking devices provide a reliable, keyless way to secure shafts and hubs while transmitting torque. Available in a wide range of sizes and configurations, they install easily, operate maintenance‑free, and use high‑strength frictional connections to improve concentricity, reduce stress concentrations, and accommodate wider tolerances.

TB Woods™ Sure-Flex Plus™ Elastomeric Couplings
TB Wood's Sure-Flex Plus elastomeric couplings provide flexible, maintenance-free power transmission by accommodating shaft misalignment while absorbing shock, vibration, and end float. Using a durable elastomer sleeve with a four-way flexing design, these couplings deliver smooth torque transfer and help protect connected equipment without the need for lubrication.
