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Dayton 3ZN36 Rigid Shaft Coupling Trap 1.85 in OD 4000 RPM 2600 in-lb
Rigid shaft coupling joins two 1 in round bores with a 1.85 in clearance diameter, rated for 4,000 RPM and 2,600 in-lb torque
- TypeDrain Components
- One-piece carbon-steel construction resists misalignment
- 85 in clearance diameter fits tight spaces
- 1 in round bores on both ends simplify shaft matching
- Rated for 4,000 RPM continuous operation
- 2,600 in-lb torque capacity handles heavy loads
Rigid Shaft Coupling 1.85 in OD
The Dayton 3ZN36 is a one-piece rigid shaft coupling made from carbon steel. It connects two 1 inch round bores with a 1.85 inch outside diameter. The coupling is rated for 4000 RPM and 2600 in-lb maximum torque.
For direct in-line shaft connections
This coupling suits applications that join two shafts of identical 1 inch diameter in a fixed alignment. It is not for installations that require angular misalignment compensation, vibration damping, or connections between different bore sizes.
2600 in-lb torque rating
The maximum torque capacity of 2600 in-lb determines whether this coupling can handle the load. Verify the application's peak torque against this figure before selecting the part.
Highlights
- One-piece carbon-steel construction resists misalignment
- 85 in clearance diameter fits tight spaces
- 1 in round bores on both ends simplify shaft matching
- Rated for 4,000 RPM continuous operation
- 2,600 in-lb torque capacity handles heavy loads
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 3ZN36 |
Questions about this item
How often should the carbon-steel coupling be inspected for wear?
Inspect the coupling periodically for corrosion or bore deformation; carbon steel has no self-lubricating feature so schedule checks based on your shaft alignment and load cycles.
What torque ceiling stops continuous operation first?
The 2,600 in-lb maximum torque rating is the hard limit; sustained loads above this value will cause permanent deformation of the one-piece carbon-steel body.
How hot does the coupling get at 4,000 RPM?
At 4,000 RPM the carbon-steel coupling runs warm from friction but has no internal heat source; surface temperature stays near ambient unless misalignment adds extra load.
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