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Kamag generator coupling

05/16/2007 5:23 AM

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As you know for Kamag generators we can use any numbers of drivers. I am asking way is not recommended to tie each other a flexible coupling?

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Re: Kamag generator coupling

05/16/2007 11:50 PM

Is this a Kato 'Kamag' generator? I don't understand your question, actually, but want to help you. Are you suggesting that Kamag is telling you 'Do not use a flexible coupling' between the driver and generator? Is this a two bearing generator or single bearing?

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