#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
| Sprocket Size | Number Of Teeth | Bearing Type | Chain Size | Outside Diameter | Bore Size | Length Thru Bore | Dimension (T) | Hub Diameter | Weight |
| 41NB19H | 19 | Needle Bearing | #41 | 3.29" | 1.00" | 1.00" | 0.227" | 2.50" | 1.00 LBS |
Bronze Bearing Idler Sprocket
| Sprocket Size | Number Of Teeth | Bearing Type | Chain Size | Outside Diameter | Bore Size | Length Thru Bore | Dimension (T) | Hub Diameter | Weight |
| 41BR13 | 13 | Bronze Bearing | #41 | 2.33" | 1/2" | 0.94" | 0.227" | 1.56" | 0.50 LBS |
| 41BR19 | 19 | Bronze Bearing | #41 | 3.29" | 7/8" | 1.06" | 0.227" | 2.50" | 1.00 LBS |
Bronze Bushed Idler Sprocket
| Sprocket Size | Number Of Teeth | Chain Size | Outside Diameter | Bore Size | Weight |
| 41E15 | 15 | #41 - #40 | 2.65" | 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.
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 selecti