#41 Chain Idler Sprocket

The #41 Chain Idler Sprocket is a crucial component in roller chain systems, designed to guide and support the chain while minimizing wear and ensuring smooth operation. It helps maintain proper tension and alignment of the chain, enhancing overall efficiency and extending the lifespan of the machinery it is used in.

Specifications of #41 Chain Idler Sprocket

Needle Bearing Idler Sprocket
Needle Bearing Idler Sprocket Specification

Sprocket SizeNumber Of TeethBearing TypeChain SizeOutside DiameterBore SizeLength Thru BoreDimension (T)Hub DiameterWeight
41NB19H19Needle Bearing#413.29"1.00"1.00"0.227"2.50"1.00 LBS

Bronze Bearing Idler Sprocket
Bronze Bearing Idler Sprocket Specification

Sprocket SizeNumber Of TeethBearing TypeChain SizeOutside DiameterBore SizeLength Thru BoreDimension (T)Hub DiameterWeight
41BR1313Bronze Bearing#412.33"1/2"0.94"0.227"1.56"0.50 LBS
41BR1919Bronze Bearing#413.29"7/8"1.06"0.227"2.50"1.00 LBS

Bronze Bushed Idler Sprocket
Bronze Bushed Idler Sprocket Specification

Sprocket SizeNumber Of TeethChain SizeOutside DiameterBore SizeWeight
41E1515#41 - #402.65"1/2"0.50 LBS

Application Scenarios of #41 Chain Idler Sprocket

The #41 Chain Idler Sprocket is versatile and essential in various applications, including:

- Conveyor Systems: Used to guide and tension chains, ensuring smooth operation and preventing slippage.
- Agricultural Machinery: Essential in equipment like harvesters and tillers to maintain effective power transfer.
- Automated Production Lines: Facilitates the movement of items, enhancing efficiency in manufacturing processes.
- Material Handling Equipment: Utilized in forklifts and pallet jacks to support chain-driven operations.

These applications highlight its critical role in enhancing performance and reliability across diverse machinery.Idler Sprocket

Comparison of Different Idler Sprocket Types

The #41 Chain Idler Sprocket is available with various bearing types, each offering unique advantages. Ball bearings provide smooth rotation and are ideal for high-speed applications. Needle bearings, on the other hand, are designed to handle heavy loads with minimal friction, making them suitable for demanding environments. Bronze bearings offer excellent corrosion resistance and durability, ideal for harsh conditions. Understanding these differences helps in selecting the right idler sprocket based on the specific requirements of the application, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of the machinery.

Idler Sprockets

Idler Sprockets Selection

Choosing the right idler sprockets involves several key considerations:

  • Determine the specific application and load requirements for your machinery.
  • Check the compatibility of the #41 Chain Idler Sprocket with your existing setup.
  • Evaluate the material quality for durability and wear resistance.
  • Consider the size and pitch of the sprocket to ensure proper fit.
  • Consult manufacturer specifications for optimal performance.

Needle Bearing Idler Sprocket

Idler Sprockets Supplier in Australia

GBC is the Australian sales agent for Ever-power Group, and we are proud to be one of the top ten gear suppliers in Australia. Our extensive range of products includes the #41 Chain Idler Sprocket, which is designed for durability and efficiency in various applications. With our commitment to quality, we ensure that our idler sprockets meet the highest industry standards, providing reliable performance for our customers.

Sprockets Factory

In addition to our standard idler sprockets, we offer customized solutions tailored to meet specific customer requirements. Our team is equipped to create non-standard designs based on your unique specifications. We encourage all clients to share their drawings or samples for bespoke manufacturing, ensuring that you receive the perfect idler sprocket for your needs.

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The #41 Chain Idler Sprocket is a crucial component in roller chain systems, designed to guide and support the chain while minimizing wear and ensuring smooth operation. It helps maintain proper tension and alignment of the chain, enhancing overall efficiency and extending the lifespan of the machinery it is used in.