While the spline handles torque, it does not inherently lock axially. Ensure your pump or shaft assembly utilizes a snap ring, locking plate, or flange mounting face to prevent the spline from walking out of engagement.
DIN 5462 is often referred to as the "light series" of straight-sided splines. Its design focuses on , where the fit between the shaft and the hub is determined by the inside diameter ( Tooth Profile : Straight/parallel flanks.
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: Typically uses internal (minor diameter) centering to ensure precise alignment of rotating parts. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. 871 Series Allison Wet Spline DIN 5462 - 8T Spline
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Internal splines are broached or shaped to H7 or H8 fits.
The DIN 5462 standard defines a specific profile for straight-sided (parallel) splines. Unlike involute splines that feature curved gear-like teeth, straight-sided splines have parallel tooth sides.
To ensure smooth sliding engagement while eliminating excessive backlash, DIN 5462 enforces tight tolerance classes on the mating components.
The official source for the 1955-09 PDF.
Unlike involute splines, which feature curved gear-like teeth, straight-sided (parallel) splines have straight tooth flanks. The DIN 5462 profile ensures: Symmetric distribution of heavy torsional loads. High resistance to axial displacement under load.
While the spline handles torque, it does not inherently lock axially. Ensure your pump or shaft assembly utilizes a snap ring, locking plate, or flange mounting face to prevent the spline from walking out of engagement.
DIN 5462 is often referred to as the "light series" of straight-sided splines. Its design focuses on , where the fit between the shaft and the hub is determined by the inside diameter ( Tooth Profile : Straight/parallel flanks.
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Do you need the specific standard numbers for cross-referencing? din 5462 spline standard pdf exclusive
: Typically uses internal (minor diameter) centering to ensure precise alignment of rotating parts. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. 871 Series Allison Wet Spline DIN 5462 - 8T Spline
(Note: Access is currently exclusive to registered members/engineering partners.)
👉
Internal splines are broached or shaped to H7 or H8 fits.
The DIN 5462 standard defines a specific profile for straight-sided (parallel) splines. Unlike involute splines that feature curved gear-like teeth, straight-sided splines have parallel tooth sides.
To ensure smooth sliding engagement while eliminating excessive backlash, DIN 5462 enforces tight tolerance classes on the mating components. While the spline handles torque, it does not
The official source for the 1955-09 PDF.
Unlike involute splines, which feature curved gear-like teeth, straight-sided (parallel) splines have straight tooth flanks. The DIN 5462 profile ensures: Symmetric distribution of heavy torsional loads. High resistance to axial displacement under load.
