Tight Spot ? A Flex Shaft Can Help.

Flexible shafts transmit rotary motion over, under, and around obstacles. They have higher efficiencies and are more economical than gears, universal joints, belts, and pulleys. S.S. White founded Flexible Shaft Technology in 1844, and today we are the world leader in quality and service to the following industries: Aircraft/Aerospace Medical/Surgical Automobiles/Transportation Construction Consumer Products/Toys Farm/Garden Power Tools/Equipment Marine.

Use the links below for additional product information, specifications and reference material:

Products

• Standard
• Choosing a standard flex shaft
• Cut Shaft
• Cut Shaft with squared ends
• Shaft with Fittings
• Shaft with casing and fittings
• Custom
• Choosing a custom flex shaft
• Gear Boxes
• Value Added Services

Technical

• Benefits of Flexible Shaft
• White Papers
• Flex Shaft Materials
• Flexible Shaft Casings
• Terms & Definition
• Tips
• Ferrules
• Perflexion
• Patents
• Torque Vs. Horsepower Chart
• Torque Vs. Radius Chart
• Uni-Directional(English Units)
• Bi-Directional(English Units)
• Uni-Directional(Metric Units)
• Bi-Directional(Metric Units)

About S.S. White:

In 1972 S.S. White Industrial Products Division broke away from its parent company in Staten Island, NY, and emerged as S. S. White Technologies Inc. setting up its headquarters and manufacturing plant in Piscataway, NJ. We are an OEM business. Our 200-plus employees represent a rich variety of geographical and cultural backgrounds. Here in our 90,000 sq. ft. facility, we manufacture our flagship product Flexible Shafts, as well as orthopedic surgical instruments including Xtract-All products; and house our subsidiaries namely Medical Products Incorporated ("MPI"), and Airbrasive Jet Machining ("AJM").