Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 140 Roller Chain (1 3/4″ Pitch)

The Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 140 Roller Chain features a 1 3/4″ pitch, designed for precision and durability in various applications. Its machinable bore allows for easy customization to fit specific shaft sizes, ensuring optimal performance. GBC is committed to providing high-quality sprockets in Australia, meeting industry standards and customer needs.

Specifications: Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 140 Roller Chain (1 3/4" Pitch)

Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 140 Roller Chain (1 3/4" Pitch)

 

Introduction

A machinable bore sprocket is specifically designed for use with ANSI 140 roller chains, which feature a pitch of 1 3/4 inches. This type of sprocket serves as a critical component in various mechanical systems, facilitating the effective transmission of power between driving and driven shafts. When selecting a machinable bore sprocket, several essential factors must be considered. These include material composition, tooth profile design, the total number of teeth, overall dimensions, center bore specifications, keyway details, and surface treatment processes. Understanding these factors is crucial for ensuring optimal performance in specific applications.

Material

The materials utilized in the production of our machinable bore sprockets can include high carbon steel, alloy steel, or stainless steel. Each material type possesses unique properties that cater to different operational requirements. High carbon steel, for instance, offers enhanced strength and wear resistance, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications. Alloy steel provides a balance of toughness and strength, while stainless steel is well-suited for environments where corrosion resistance is essential, such as in food processing or chemical industries. Choosing the right material is vital to achieving the desired performance and longevity from the sprocket.

Manufacturing Process

The manufacturing of machinable bore sprockets is conducted through a meticulous and well-defined process that ensures quality and precision. This process begins with careful material selection, followed by cutting, stamping, and forging to achieve the desired shape. Subsequent machining operations, including turning, milling, and drilling, refine the sprocket's dimensions. Important treatments such as heat treatment—comprising quenching, tempering, and surface hardening—enhance the mechanical properties of the sprocket. Surface treatments that prevent rust and corrosion are also applied, culminating in thorough quality testing to ensure that each sprocket meets stringent performance standards.

Applications

Machinable bore sprockets find extensive applications across various industries, including heavy machinery, food processing and packaging, chemical manufacturing, assembly lines, logistics, and warehousing. Their versatility makes them suitable for a wide range of machinery and equipment, where reliable power transmission is crucial. In heavy machinery, for instance, they help in transferring power efficiently, while in food processing settings, their corrosion-resistant properties contribute to maintaining hygiene standards. The adaptability of machinable bore sprockets ensures they can meet the dynamic needs of different sectors effectively.

Maintenance and Care

To maintain optimal performance and extend the lifespan of machinable bore sprockets, regular maintenance and care are imperative. This includes performing daily inspections to identify any potential issues, ensuring that the sprockets are clean, adequately lubricated, and properly adjusted. It is essential to address common problems such as tooth skipping, breakage, wear, excessive noise, and chain disengagement promptly to prevent further damage. For instance, if tooth skipping occurs, checking for misalignment or worn teeth can help determine if a replacement is necessary. Regularly measuring tooth wear can also prevent issues before they escalate, ensuring the sprocket remains effective throughout its operational life.

Other Types of Sprockets

In addition to the Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 140 Roller Chain, we offer a comprehensive range of other sprocket types tailored to meet various application needs. These include platewheel sprockets, idler sprockets, quick disconnect (qd) sprockets, taper lock sprockets, and many more options. Each type is designed with specific functionalities in mind, helping to address diverse mechanical requirements. Furthermore, we provide compatible chains for these sprockets, ensuring that customers have access to complete solutions for their power transmission needs.

Machinable Bore Sprockets Supplier - GBC

GBC is the sales agent for Ever-power Group in Australia, recognized as one of the leading sprocket suppliers in the region. Our Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 140 Roller Chain (1 3/4" Pitch) is engineered for durability and high performance, ensuring that your machinery operates smoothly and efficiently. We take pride in our commitment to quality, using top-grade materials and advanced manufacturing processes to deliver sprockets that meet the highest industry standards.

Our dedicated pre-sales and post-sales services ensure that our customers receive the support they need at every step. Whether you have inquiries about our products or require assistance after your purchase, our knowledgeable team is here to help. Furthermore, we understand that each client may have unique requirements, which is why we offer non-standard customization options tailored to meet specific needs.

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The Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 140 Roller Chain features a 1 3/4″ pitch, designed for precision and durability in various applications. Its machinable bore allows for easy customization to fit specific shaft sizes, ensuring optimal performance. GBC is committed to providing high-quality sprockets in Australia, meeting industry standards and customer needs.