# 011239 PH213 PARA-FLEX ELEMENT - MROSupply.com ***Dodge 011239 PH213 Para-Flex Element*** ## Product details: - Catalog number: 011239 - SKU: 116155 - Price: ***$1,456.32*** Each - Shipping: ***FREE SHIPPING*** ON ORDERS OVER $100 - Brand: [Dodge](https://www.mrosupply.com/brands/dodge/) - Category: - [Elements](htts://www.mrosupply.com/shaft-couplings-and-collars/tire-couplings/components/elements/) - [Components](htts://www.mrosupply.com/shaft-couplings-and-collars/tire-couplings/components/) - [Tire Couplings](htts://www.mrosupply.com/shaft-couplings-and-collars/tire-couplings/) - [Shaft Couplings and Collars](htts://www.mrosupply.com/shaft-couplings-and-collars/) - Unit of measure: each - Weight: 15.040 lb - Technicall support: contact supplier for technical support on +1-864-284-5700 ## Product images: - https://static.mrosupply.com/images/noimage.webp ## Product attributes; - Angular misalignment: 1.0000, 1.0 - Axial misalignment: 0.1875 in, 4.763 mm - Coupling component: Element - Coupling size: PH213 - Coupling style: Tire - Coupling type: Elastomeric - Element material: Natural rubber - Horsepower per 100 rat: 90.0000 hp, 67.113 kW - Max Speed: 2130 RPM - Max temperature rating: 180.0000 F, 82.222 C - Maximum Speed: 2130 RPM - Min temperature rating: -45.0000 F, -42.778 C - Parallel misalignment: 0.0625 in, 1.588 mm - Rated Torque: 56700.0000 lbf, 252214.166 N - Shaft spacing: Close coupled ## Product's reviews: - Perfect fit and finish - Good product, perfect fit and finish, good price and fast shipping. Thanks - E20 - This is exactly what I needed. Price was way below my local business that carries couplings. Thanks. - Oem parts - I was repairing a piece of equipment and wanted the same bearings that were removed. MRO Supply had the OEM bearings at a reduced cost. Shipped and received in a timely manner. - Great price/great product - Shipping was fast and the price was best I could find. Product was new in a the sealed Dodge box. Perfect. ## FAQ: - Is the Dodge Raptor coupling a drop-in for Rexnord Omega or TB Wood's Dura-Flex?: Yes, it was designed as one. Dodge states that Raptor meets or exceeds the torque, bore and speed ratings of those coupling styles and that all Raptor components can be used in existing applications without modification. Sizes map directly: Raptor E2 to E140 match Omega E2 to E140, and Raptor E2 to E80 match Dura-Flex WE2 to WE80. Raptor carries a 5-year limited warranty, which Dodge says applies even when it is used with competitors' components. - What do HSB, HCB, HRB, HTL, HQD and a trailing M mean on a Dodge Raptor hub?: Raptor hubs are named by size, H for hub, then style: SB is a stock finished bore, CB a custom finished bore, RB a rough bore, TL a Taper-Lock bushed hub and QD a QD bushed hub, so 20HSB is a size 20 stock bore hub. A trailing M, as on E2M elements and HRBM or HTLM hubs, marks the metric Raptor range (metric hardware, bores and keyways); metric hardware elements need hubs tapped for them, so keep M hubs with M elements. Inch finished bores are a clearance fit for sizes E2 to E60 and an interference fit for E70 to E140; heat those evenly to 350 F in an oven or oil bath, not with a torch. - Can I change a Raptor element without moving the motor or driven equipment?: Yes. The Raptor element is split horizontally, so it can be replaced without moving or realigning the connected equipment and without locking the shafts. Elements are sold separately from hubs by coupling size; for example the E3 standard element is 015844. Standard elements are natural rubber, and an optional Armored element adds protection from ozone, petroleum oils and some chemicals. Both are rated from -45 F to 220 F, with a service factor adjustment above 180 F. - What parts make up a complete Dodge Para-Flex (PX) coupling?: A complete Para-Flex coupling is two flange assemblies and one element, plus two bushings when bushed flanges are used. Flanges come bored-to-size, Taper-Lock (type H or type F flange assembly) or QD bushed (PX50 to PX200). Each size has a standard element and a neoprene element; for example PX90 uses element 011109 (standard) or 011300 (neoprene) and a 2517 Taper-Lock bushing. The range runs PX40 to PX320, rated from 429 to 453,000 in-lbs. PH series elements (PH87 to PH192) are typically used in high speed applications. - How much misalignment does a Para-Flex coupling take, and how do I know the element is worn?: Dodge rates Para-Flex for a combined 4 degrees angular, 1/8 in parallel and up to 5/16 in end float misalignment. The element has reinforced fabric tension cords that carry most of the torque and also act as a wear indicator, showing when the element should be replaced. The tire is reinforced at the split to reduce fatigue. Para-Flex couplings carry a 5-year limited warranty. - How does Dodge warranty evaluation work if a product fails?: Failed units go to Dodge's US plants for evaluation — about a week in transit plus one to two weeks of analysis, and you get the findings either way. Warranty covers workmanship and material defects; failures caused by the application (lubrication, installation) fall to the customer, but the failure analysis tells you the root cause so it doesn't repeat.