Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 200 Roller Chain (2 1/2″ Pitch)
The Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 200 Roller Chain is designed for optimal performance and durability in various industrial applications. With a 2 1/2″ pitch, it ensures seamless integration and enhanced efficiency in your machinery. Trust GBC for high-quality sprockets available in Australia, delivering reliability and precision you can count on.
Specifications for Machinable Bore Sprocket for ANSI 200 Roller Chain (2 1/2" Pitch)
A machinable bore sprocket is an essential component commonly used across various industries to efficiently transmit rotary motion between two shafts via a roller chain. The Machinable Bore Sprocket designed for ANSI 200 Roller Chain (2 1/2" Pitch) features specific characteristics that make it suitable for high-performance applications. This type of sprocket allows customization of the bore size to fit different shaft diameters, ensuring compatibility and optimal functionality in various machinery setups.
Basic Structure and Customization
The structure of a machinable bore sprocket consists of a circular disc equipped with teeth that engage with the roller chain's links. Customizing a machinable bore sprocket requires consideration of several key factors:
- Material: Machinable bore sprockets can be manufactured from high carbon steel, alloy steel, or stainless steel. Each material brings unique benefits that cater to specific environmental conditions and mechanical requirements.
- Tooth Profile: The tooth profile is crucial for effective chain engagement. Sprockets can feature various profiles, including involute, standard tooth, and hunting tooth, each offering distinct advantages depending on application needs.
- Number of Teeth: The quantity of teeth on the sprocket plays a vital role in determining the speed ratio between the driving and driven shafts, directly impacting operational efficiency.
- Dimensions: Specific dimensions, such as the outer diameter and thickness, must be tailored to meet the application's needs, ensuring proper fit and function.
- Bore Size: The bore size is the diameter of the central hole in the sprocket, which must align perfectly with the shaft's diameter for secure installation.
- Keyway: The keyway is a vital slot on the bore, allowing for a secure connection between the sprocket and the shaft using a key, preventing slippage during operation.
- Surface Treatment: Surface treatments enhance durability and corrosion res