1
Look for Manufacturers Numbers.
They are stamped as shown with
the following codes:
Foote = F + 3 or 4 digit number
Eaton = 5 or 6 digit number
Rockwell = Letter + 4 digit number
If you are able to read these numbers
clearly, phone your local Foote distributor
and give them the flange numbers
to cross reference in our catalog.
the distributor can quickly
give you the interchange number and cost.
2
If numbers are unavailable or illegible.
Measure diameter and count number
of splines on shaft.
Measure diameter of bolt circle.
(Center of hole to center of hole on
opposite side of flange.)
Count the number of straight and
the number of tapered holes in flange.
Measure the length of shaft from inside
face of flange to end of spline.
Note whether flange is flat or dome shaped
Note whether splines are straight of tapered.
3
With all the dimensions and information...
Refer to the Foote catalog for matching
specifications or call your local Foote
distributor for assistance and availability.

One phone call is all it takes to cut your
downtime.

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