#35 3/8" Taper Lock Sprocket Specifications

#35 3/8" Taper Lock Sprocket is a specialized sprocket commonly utilized in power transmission systems. It features a tapered bore and a set screw, ensuring a secure fit on the shaft. This sprocket efficiently transfers power and motion between rotating shafts and chains.

What is Taper Lock Sprocket?

A Taper Lock Sprocket is characterized by its tapered bore, which facilitates easy installation onto a shaft. It includes a set screw that tightens onto the shaft, providing a secure fit. The fundamental structure of the Taper Lock Sprocket consists of a hub, teeth, and a set screw.

Features and Functions

  • Easy to install: The tapered bore design and set screw allow the Taper Lock Sprocket to be easily installed onto a shaft without needing a keyway.
  • High precision positioning: This sprocket ensures accurate positioning and eliminates slippage during operation.
  • Wide applicability: Taper Lock Sprockets are available in various sizes, making them suitable for multiple applications.
  • Reliability: The Taper Lock Sprocket is a dependable component in power transmission systems, requiring minimal maintenance.
  • Low maintenance cost: The low maintenance demands of the Taper Lock Sprocket help save time and money for users.

Features of #35 3/8

The Taper Lock Sprocket's key advantage is its straightforward installation and disassembly. The set screw tightens onto the shaft, ensuring a secure fit and enabling easy removal without damaging the shaft.

Installation and Disassembly Process

  1. Prepare tools and materials: Collect the necessary tools and materials for installation, including the Taper Lock Sprocket, bushing, set screws, and a torque wrench.
  2. Clean the shaft and sprocket surface: Ensure the shaft and sprocket surfaces are free from dirt, debris, or rust for a smooth installation.
  3. Place the Taper Lock bushing: Slide the Taper Lock bushing onto the shaft and secure it with the set screws.
  4. Install the sprocket: Slide the Taper Lock Sprocket onto the bushing and align it with the shaft. Tighten the set screws to the specified torque.
  5. Tighten the locking nut: Use a torque wrench to tighten the locking nut according to the required torque specification.

Manufacturing Process

The manufacturing process of the Taper Lock Sprocket involves various steps to ensure a high-quality product. The procedure includes:

  1. Prepare raw materials: The raw materials for Taper Lock Sprockets typically consist of carbon steel or alloy steel.
  2. Cutting: The raw material is cut into the desired shape and size.
  3. Forging or casting: The material is forged or cast into the rough shape of the sprocket.
  4. Machining: The sprocket undergoes machining to achieve the final dimensions.
  5. Teeth rolling: The sprocket teeth are rolled to ensure a precise fit with the chain.
  6. Heat treatment: The sprocket is heat-treated to enhance its hardness and durability.
  7. Surface treatment: A surface coating is applied to protect the sprocket from rust and corrosion.
  8. Quality inspection: The finished sprocket is subjected to a quality inspection to confirm it meets the necessary specifications and standards.

Taper Lock Sprocket Manufacturing Process

Sprockets Supplier in Australia

GBC serves as the sales agent for Ever-power Group in Australia, providing high-quality sprockets and related products to meet diverse industrial needs. One of our featured products is the #35 3/8" Taper Lock Sprocket, known for its durability and precision engineering. This sprocket is designed to fit seamlessly with various chain types, ensuring optimal performance in machinery and equipment.

In addition to our standard sprockets, we specialize in custom solutions tailored to our clients' specifications. Our team is committed to delivering high-quality, non-standard sprockets based on customer designs or samples. We encourage all clients to reach out with their unique requirements for customization.

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