Browning 1241413 Ever-flex Clutch Coupling Half

Product Description

The BROWNING 1241413 is an Ever-Flex clutch coupling half designed for mechanical power transmission applications in industrial and HVAC drive systems. The coupling half measures 5.25 inches in overall length and 2.41 inches in width, with an overall height of 5.25 inches and an overall width of 5.91 inches. It is constructed from rubber and steel cast iron, combining the torsional flexibility of the rubber element with the structural strength of the cast iron hub. This component is installed by mechanical and HVAC technicians when assembling or replacing flexible coupling drives on equipment requiring shock and vibration isolation between driver and driven shafts.

This coupling half is suited for use in mechanical drive assemblies found in commercial and industrial equipment, including pump drives, blower drives, and compressor applications where a flexible coupling is specified. It is designed for use with the Torq Gard 60 coupling system. The rubber element helps absorb misalignment and vibration, reducing wear on connected shaft components over the service life of the drive assembly.

Key Features

• Ever-Flex coupling design provides torsional flexibility and vibration dampening
• Rubber and steel cast iron construction for durability under load
• Overall length of 5.25 inches and width of 2.41 inches for defined fitment
• Overall assembled width of 5.91 inches across the coupling profile
• Compatible with Torq Gard 60 coupling systems
• Single-piece coupling half for direct replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Torq Gard 60 coupling system as an Ever-Flex clutch coupling half replacement or new installation component.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanical technician familiar with power transmission coupling assemblies. De-energize and lock out the drive system completely before removing or installing any coupling component. Verify shaft diameter, keyway dimensions, and coupling series match before assembly. Follow applicable ANSI and OSHA lockout-tagout procedures throughout the service operation.