Ruland Manufacturing Co web site, latest news and contact details

Address:
6 Hayes Memorial Drive
Marlborough
MA 01752
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 508 485 1000

Listing of all 29 news releases from Ruland Manufacturing Co:

Low-cost shaft collars resist corrosion

All of Ruland's yellow zinc parts are plated using a RoHS-compliant trivalent process instead of the noncompliant hexavalent process.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (16 April 2008)

Coupling manufacturer establishes Shanghai office

The initial focus of the Ruland office in Shanghai is on supplying current customers who have moved their production to Asia and on establishing the Ruland brand in domestic Asian markets.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (19 March 2008)

Spider elements absorb shock in couplings

Ruland has expanded its line of zero-backlash jaw couplings to include more compliant spider elements for applications where greater shock absorption is desired.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (21 February 2008)

Keyways boost torque capacity

Keyways increase the torque capacity of the coupling by creating a positive drive while also ensuring precise rotational positioning of the shafts.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (30 October 2007)

Couplings tolerate misalignment

Ruland's oldham couplings can cope with a large amount of parallel misalignment and allow easy component removal for cleaning.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co ( 2 August 2007)

316 stainless shaft collars improve hygiene

Ruland Manufacturing's new shaft collars suit medical, food processing and pharmaceutical applications where washdown is required.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (25 July 2007)

Couplings added to stock

Oldham coupling hubs have drive tenons that do not overlap when combined with the mating centre disc.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (21 March 2007)

Flexible beam couplings are torsionally rigid

Compared with typical beam couplings that have fewer spiral cuts, F-series couplings are more resistive to wind-up and have a higher torque capacity.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (24 January 2007)

Double-wide shaft collars sustain high loads

Ruland Manufacturing's shaft collars are offered in one-piece or two-piece clamp styles made from high-strength aluminium, lead-free black oxide carbon steel, and stainless steel.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (19 December 2006)

Shaft Collars Hold Tight Face Tolerance

Shaft collars are widely used components in the power transmission industry.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (18 July 2006)

Jaw couplings operate with zero backlash

Ruland Manufacturing Co has expanded its line of zero-backlash jaw couplings to include more compliant spider elements for applications where greater shock absorption is desired.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (15 May 2006)

Shaft collars are single point faced

Shaft collars in stainless steel and plastics prevent corrosion in wet or harsh environments for wash-down applications such as found in food processing and marine industries.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co ( 5 April 2006)

Honing improves rigid coupling performance

Precision honing of bores on rigid couplings with straight bores improves the overall performance of the coupling.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (30 January 2006)

Stainless steel bellows with aluminium hubs

Ruland Manufacturing offers bellows couplings that combine stainless steel bellows with aluminium hubs to increase accuracy in motion control applications.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (16 December 2005)

Rigid couplings feature precision-honed bores

RS components now offers two-piece style rigid couplings in carbon steel from Ruland in addition to the one-piece steel and stainless steel devices on offer.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co ( 5 December 2005)

Stainless steel shaft prevent corrosion

Ruland Manufacturing is offering stainless steel shaft collars to prevent corrosion in harsh and wet environments.

News from Ruland Manufacturing Co (25 July 2005)

Couplings shrink for microcomponent applications

Ruland Manufacturing Co has extended its beam couplings and Oldham couplings line to include miniature sizes suitable for microcomponent applications.