Product Description
CAC502, CAC702, C3604 material stainless steel agricultural sprocket
Product Description
1. Produced in strict accordance with ANSI or DIN standard size
2. Material: CAC502, CAC702, C3604, etc.
3. DESIGN:ANSI, DIN, JINS, ISO, Standard America or customer drawing
4. Bright surface and high precision
5. Advanced heat treatment and surface treatment process
6. Best quality and competitive price.
7. Welcome OEM/ODM
8. Processing equipment: hobbing machines, slotting machines, CNC lathes and other equipment.
9. Sprocket model: including special sprockets and standard sprockets (American standard and metric) designed according to customer drawings.
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Company Profile
| Standard or non-standard: | standard |
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| application: | machinery, ships, agricultural machinery, industry |
| hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
| Material: | Alloy steel/stainless steel |
| type: | sprocket |
| sample: | free |
| sample: | $0/item | |
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| custom made: | usable | custom requirements |
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Choosing the Right Sprocket for Your Bike
When deciding which sprockets to buy, you should understand how they fit on your bike. These sprockets are usually attached to the bike's axle with one or more set screws. The ANSI standard for sprocket keyways provides the correct size for a given shaft diameter. However, they are not universal and may not work for all applications. Therefore, be sure to consult a supplier who is familiar with the exact dimensions of the keyway.
roller sprocket
A roller sprocket is a gear with toothed rollers. The tooth shape determines the arc length of the roller. Rollers with undercut tooth profiles will not transfer motion properly. To do this, the pitch line of the roller should be equal to the incremental circle length (r) divided by the number of teeth.
There are many types of sprockets. They can be used in teleportation chains. They are usually supplied as ready-to-install units. Finished holes and wide hubs are available for mounting them. They are also available in roller bearing designs.
The teeth of the sprocket are derived from an involute-trochoid curve. To engage these teeth, the roller chain must be precise enough to avoid backlash. However, conventional roller chains can also mesh with these teeth. However, this doesn't completely eliminate the backlash. This is why the present invention provides means for reducing the friction between teeth and rollers. This also increases the service life of the roller sprocket drive.
In terms of standards, the industry generally adopts ANSI standards. It accounts for nearly 15% of the European market and has an advantage over ISO standards. In North America, sprocket manufacturers follow ANSI code B 29.1. ANSI codes provide clear design guidelines and allow interchangeability between different types.
There are many factors to consider when choosing a sprocket. A key factor is transmission input. For example, if the transmission has high horsepower, the center distance between the large and small sprockets will be small. To compensate for this, a less spaced chain may be suitable. Also, multi-strand drive is a viable option if the transmission has a high horsepower ratio.
If you are looking for a quality roller sprocket you should check out MDS. They stock a wide variety of industrial machinery of all types and sizes.
Clearance tooth sprocket
Backlash sprockets have a tooth top height greater than the ISO profile height. This ensures that the pin and roller meet at a point close to the tooth head and eliminates pulsating motion and intermittent changes in speed.
The front and rear surfaces of the sprocket are convex arcs with equal radii and centered on the bottom of the tooth groove. This allows for even spacing and reduced friction. The height of the tooth surface of the gap tooth sprocket is equal to the pitch of the chain, and its tooth surface radius is larger than that of the ISO tooth profile.
One form of clearance tooth sprocket has four equally spaced teeth. The teeth are connected to each other by arc-shaped alveolar bottoms. The resulting chain pitch is called the chain pitch. Clearance tooth sprockets are available for various types of wheels.
ISO 606 1994 (E) defines standard chain lengths, while Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS B 1801) defines standard tooth profiles. ISO and Japanese Industrial Standards define two different tooth profiles, S-shaped and U-shaped. ISO and JIS tooth forms have different tooth pitches, but both forms have the same dedendum diameter. The distance between each tooth is measured from the pitch polygon.
The gap bottom circle of the gap tooth sprocket gradually contacts the front tooth surface on the opposite side of the gap. As this process continues, the tooth faces of the gap tooth sprocket move closer to the tooth heads. This reduces impact and thus noise.
Gap tooth sprockets are the ideal solution for many applications. It allows the chain to disengage easily. At the same frequency, the teeth of the sprocket also help regulate the vibration. Short tooth sprockets are easier to disengage when necessary.
Another popular tooth type sprocket is the random polygon 64. A random polygon is a quadrilateral. Each vertex of the quad is assigned to one of four consecutive pins on the unity chain. Four consecutive pins are aligned in a gap-tooth pattern.
Steel split sprocket
Split sprockets are ideal for most parts of a drive system because they can be installed without dismantling the entire shaft assembly. These sprockets are also useful in applications where working space is limited. They can be installed without dismantling the entire shaft assembly, minimizing the risk of damage to the conveyor system and reducing downtime.
There are several different types of split sprockets, including pad chains and table chains. Each type differs in bore diameter, number of teeth, block style and wear resistance. Some are made of steel, while others are made of non-split material.
Many manufacturers offer split sprockets. Typically, split sprockets are made from two pieces of steel that are joined together again. This assembly technique is a cost-effective method of installing a sprocket on a shaft. These sprockets can be stored in a variety of sizes and keyways.
Stainless steel sprockets are available in stock and custom configurations. They are built to last. These sprockets are suitable for conveyor belts, power transmission systems and robots. Additionally, these sprockets are of higher quality and durability. Some of these sprockets have bevel or spiral bevel gears, while others are made of helical gears.
Split sprockets are available in a variety of sizes. For example, RCS-03 is a common pass, while RCS-04 is a finished pass. Split sprockets feature a split tapered bushing design. They are also available in single or multi-strand.
double sprocket
If you're looking for a heavy-duty sprocket, you have several options. They come in different sizes, shapes and materials. Some teeth are wide and others are narrow. You should choose a sprocket with the correct pitch for the pitch diameter of the chain. You should also pay attention to the hole in the sprocket, or the hole in the center of which the drive shaft passes.
The gearbox type will also determine the type of sprocket you need. For example, high power transmissions require higher pitch sprockets than lower pitch models. To ensure the correct sprocket is selected for your application, check your transmission for horsepower and pitch. If you have a low pitch transmission, choose a smaller chain pitch. High horsepower transmissions may also require multi-strand drives.
There are different standards for sprockets, but the ANSI standard is widely accepted. For example, ANSI code B 29.1 requires sprockets to have two teeth per link, while the ISO standard requires three. On the other hand, the double sprocket meshes all the other teeth. This helps extend the life of the sprocket.
There are many different sprockets, each with different performance characteristics. Typically, sprockets are made of metal or reinforced plastic and have a wheel design similar to bicycle gears. Different types of sprockets have different teeth for different types of chains. The design of the chain and sprocket also determines the type of sprocket required.
A popular type of dual-duty sprocket is the steel split sprocket. It has half the pitch of the chain and is often referred to as a "double" sprocket. It is often used for heavy duty applications as it distributes the load evenly across the chain.
While sprockets come in different pitches and diameters, the recommended number of teeth is 17. The more teeth on the sprocket, the longer it will last. Tooth height is also important. A sprocket with a higher number of teeth increases the life of the chain.
Edited by CX 2023-05-23