Flexible Shafting

Flexible shafting is a type of power transmission equipment that is used to transmit rotary motion from one point to another. It consists of a flexible inner core, usually made of steel or other high-strength material, surrounded by a protective outer casing.

Flexible shafting is commonly used in applications where it is necessary to transmit rotary motion around obstacles or in hard-to-reach areas. It is often used in machinery and equipment such as power tools, automotive systems, and industrial machinery.

The flexibility of the shaft allows it to bend and twist, making it ideal for applications where a rigid shaft would be impractical or impossible to use. The outer casing provides protection for the inner core, preventing it from becoming damaged or worn out.

Flexible shafting is available in various lengths and diameters to suit different applications. It can be easily installed and connected to the driving and driven components using couplings or fittings.

Overall, flexible shafting is a versatile and reliable solution for transmitting rotary motion in a wide range of applications.