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Dodge 015250 Raptor 3HRBM coupling hub, Size 3 rough bore design for field machining, rated 371 lb-in torque and 7500 RPM maximum speed. Split elastomeric element absorbs vibration and shock loads for easy installation and maintenance. Suitable for industrial power transmission applications requiring reliable shaft connections.

MODEL 015250

BRAND

Dodge

SKU

5000932

WEIGHT

1.300 lb

UOM

each

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$63.43 Each

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Angular misalignment

4.0000, 4.0

Axial misalignment

0.3125 in, 7.938 mm

Bore dia max

1.3750 in

Bore length

1.5000 in, 38.1 mm

Bore Type

Rough bore

Component type

HUB

Coupling component

Hub

Coupling size

Coupling style

Split-tire

Coupling type

Elastomeric

Coupling Type

Raptor elastomeric coupling hub

Horsepower per 100 rat

0.5900 hp, 0.44 kW

Max RPM

7500

Max Speed

7500 rpm

Max temperature rating

220.0000 F, 104.444 C

Maximum Speed

7500 RPM

Min temperature rating

-45.0000 F, -42.778 C

Parallel misalignment

0.1875 in, 4.763 mm

Product size

Rated Torque

371.0000 lbf, 1650.29 N

Rated torque (lb/in)

371

Shaft attachment

Rough bore

Size

Specifications

Catalog Number: 015250
Product Type: Raptor Coupling
Coupling Style: Raptor
Coupling Size: 3
Variant: HRBM
Weight: 1.3000 lb

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Delivery time

Awesome delivery time on this type of bearing.

How does Dodge warranty evaluation work if a product fails? This product

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.