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Guide to Pneumatic Clutches

Find the pneumatic clutches and industrial clutch repair your company needs


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If you need a pneumatic clutch or specialized clutch parts such as a pneumatic fan clutch wrench, cycloidal disc or a pneumatic PTO control, you have to know where to look for the specialized tools your project needs.

A pneumatic clutch also has specifications that need to be met for the assembly to work properly. If your project part can't meet the specs, it may mean many man hours of design work ahead to change the other parts of the project to meet the part. Some of the general specs include:
  1. Horsepower output of your pneumatic clutch
  2. Torque and rotational speed needed
  3. Maximum pneumatic clutch pressure rating

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Narrow your search for air actuated clutches


Most suppliers of Pneumatic clutches specialize in providing solutions for one or several particular industries. It is almost impossible to know which supplier has specifics like a pneumatic clutch drive or a pneumatic fan clutch.

I recommend: ThomasNet and GlobalSpec are two comprehensive engineering supply catalog search tools that make it easy to find the part you need. ThomasNet enables users to search by state and, once you register, GlobalSpec lets you select specifications that meet your design criteria with a click of a mouse.

Find a pneumatic clutches distributor who will help your design team bring concept to reality


You need to find the supplier or manufacturer who goes out of their way to help you get your project off the ground. Whether it's industrial or automotive, finding the right supplier to partner with can mean the difference between meeting the project schedule or not.

I recommend: The Rowland Company brings design implementation into a whole new light with dedicated staff ready to bring their expertise to your project needs. Nexen Group specializes in linear motion and has developed several custom made solutions for their clients exacting needs. They also have an online selection tool that enables you to find what you want fast.

Be sure the pneumatic clutches manufacturer keeps an eye on quality


Most domestic manufacturers have high quality standards in order to bring their customers the best product solutions. You know you've found a quality pneumatic motion control provider when they are selective with raw materials and keep a close eye on tolerance control.

I recommend: TB Wood's is a Pennsylvania-based company that specializes in industrial motion solutions. You can find a local distributor from their website. WPT Power Transmission Corporation brings clutch specialty to a whole new level only manufacturing clutches and PTO clutches.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • No matter how great the supplier's product line is or how advanced the pneumatic clutch technology is the manufacturer is using, without quality customer service your in for a headache. Stay with companies truly willing to put the customer first in supplying knowledgeable, friendly sales staff and giving expert service after the design phase and building is complete.

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