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    1 Answer: Full Gear Coupling - A Full Gear Coupling Has A Toothed Hub Which Is Fixed in Both

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    A full gear coupling has toothed hubs fixed in both the driver and driven shafts that mesh with internally toothed sleeves. A half gear coupling has a toothed hub and internally geared sleeve on the driven shaft, while the driver shaft has a rigid hub that bolts to the driven shaft's sleeve. Both couplings contain O-rings to retain lubricating grease and prevent air and moisture from entering.

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    A full gear coupling has toothed hubs fixed in both the driver and driven shafts that mesh with internally toothed sleeves. A half gear coupling has a toothed hub and internally geared sleeve on the driven shaft, while the driver shaft has a rigid hub that bolts to the driven shaft's sleeve. Both couplings contain O-rings to retain lubricating grease and prevent air and moisture from entering.

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    A full gear coupling has toothed hubs fixed in both the driver and driven shafts that mesh with internally toothed sleeves. A half gear coupling has a toothed hub and internally geared sleeve on the driven shaft, while the driver shaft has a rigid hub that bolts to the driven shaft's sleeve. Both couplings contain O-rings to retain lubricating grease and prevent air and moisture from entering.

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    1 Answer: Full Gear Coupling - A Full Gear Coupling Has A Toothed Hub Which Is Fixed in Both

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    A full gear coupling has toothed hubs fixed in both the driver and driven shafts that mesh with internally toothed sleeves. A half gear coupling has a toothed hub and internally geared sleeve on the driven shaft, while the driver shaft has a rigid hub that bolts to the driven shaft's sleeve. Both couplings contain O-rings to retain lubricating grease and prevent air and moisture from entering.

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    Saurabh Agrawal, Maintenance engineer | Curious about aviation, Space Science and Technology
    Updated Jun 11
    Full gear coupling - A full gear coupling has a toothed hub which is fixed in both
    driver and driven shaft, and sleeves which has internal teeth meshing with the hub.
    Below is the cut section of a full gear coupling, this will make you understand better.

    Half gear coupling - A half gear coupling has a toothed hub on the driven shaft
    along with an internal geared sleeve and the driver shaft has a rigid hub. The rigid
    hub is bolted to the sleeve of the driven shaft. You can understand with the following
    figure -

    In both the figures, O-ring is for holding the lubricating grease inside the coupling
    and preventing the ingression of outside air and moisture.

    I hope this basic information helps.

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