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A QD bushing is a style of bushing used for connecting two pieces of gearing. It has a 4 degree taper, a flange on its outer diameter, and a mounting system using cap screws. These bushings are the most common style in the industry.

The split tapered flange on a QD bushing creates a strong clamping force on the shaft. This kind of bushing can be interchangeable across different manufacturers, and is most often used on pulleys and sprockets. They are available in fifty-percent-inch to 1-inch dimensions.

The main benefit of this style of bushing is its quick-release ability. and QD style bushings are commonly used in Power Transmission Drives.

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everpowercorp

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