- doughnut coupling
- A flexible joint made of rubber and shaped like a ring doughnut. It is used, for example, between the front of the propeller shaft and the gearbox. Also called "doughnut joint."Also see
Dictionary of automotive terms. 2015.
Dictionary of automotive terms. 2015.
rubber doughnut coupling — A typical flexible coupling, made of vulcanized rubber, shaped like a doughnut … Dictionary of automotive terms
coupling — A connecting device used between two objects so motion of one will be imparted to the other; it may be mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical. Also see doughnut coupling föttinger coupling flexible coupling fluid coupling foettinger coupling guibo… … Dictionary of automotive terms
doughnut joint — A flexible coupling made of rubber and shaped like a ring doughnut. It is used, for example, between the front of the propeller shaft and the gearbox. Also called doughnut coupling … Dictionary of automotive terms
doughnut — See rubber doughnut coupling … Dictionary of automotive terms
Rotoflex coupling — One design of a flexible coupling in the shape of a hexagonal rubber ring. See doughnut coupling … Dictionary of automotive terms
Guibo coupling — A doughnut shaped type of flexible coupling … Dictionary of automotive terms
rubber ring — See doughnut coupling … Dictionary of automotive terms
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