16 DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPROCKETS
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Chain sprockets
Duplex sprockets
Industrial sprockets
Drive sprockets
Triplex sprockets
Shaft sprockets
Simplex sprockets
Single pitch and double pitch sprocket
Drum sprockets
Steel split sprockets
Idler sprocket
Bushed sprocket
Multi-strand sprocket
Quick disconnect sprocket
Taper-lock sprocket
Double plus sprocket
16 DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPROCKETS
1. Chain Sprocket
These are the most common types of sprockets used. They work only with chains designed by rollers interconnected by pins.
Roller chains provide a gap that fits the teeth of the sprocket to transfer rotary motion. These are used in transmission equipment applications.
2. Duplex Sprocket
The duplex sprockets are usually made of mild steel and sometimes of stainless steel in many different sizes. It mainly consists of double-strand sprockets from the outer diameter of 2″ to 120″ in the plate.
It is maybe of a single hub or double hub as per the required specifications. And Induction/Flame hardened teeth Duplex Sprockets are also available.
3. Industrial Sprocket
The industrial sprockets are commonly made of graded stainless steel, mild steel, and cast iron because they give high tensile strength and efficiency.
Different types of sprockets can be manufactured by their originator to achieve greater efficiency. They are generally used with timing belts, have flanges to keep the timing belt centered.
4. Drive Sprocket
The drive sprockets are a common type of sprockets. These are usually provided with shaft import power. They are available with a smaller diameter.
5. Triple Sprocket
The triple sprocket is a triple 18 tooth taper bushed type sprocket that uses bushing. It is constructed using high-quality mild steel and fabricated with high precision tolerances for optimum long-term performance. These sprockets are consist of heat-treated hardened teeth that further improve the working and durability.
6. Shaft Sprocket
It is a type of sprocket, typically made of welded steel, either in one piece or with replaceable tooth segments for the drive and tail sections. They are commonly used for ash handling applications. These types of sprockets are available with any number of teeth or hub designs.
7. Simplex Sprocket
It is divided by a gear in which the sprocket is not directly joined together, and in that, it is separated by a pulley. They are commonly made of teeth and smooth pulleys. The simplex sprockets usually do not have a flange.
8. Single Pitch and Double Pitch Sprocket
Pitch sprockets are available with single pitch and double pitch sprockets. The single-pitch sprockets have teeth that enable the chain’s roller pin to fall into each tooth. Whereas the double pitch sprocket has teeth that allow the pin to fall into each gap. This type of sprocket is used in conveyor systems because they require precise product placement.
9. Drum Sprocket
These sprockets are stronger and thicker sprockets that focus on reducing contact pressure through the increased surface area. Teeth, plates, and hubs are used very wide to reduce wear. Drum sprockets are used for heavy-duty and industrial applications.
10. Steel Split Sprocket
Several sprockets are required by loosening the chain, putting the sprocket, and tightening the chain again. Because, a steel-split sprocket consists of two parts that are split through the center and bolted back together, helping easy fitting into a system.
11. Idler Sprocket
It is used where long lengths may cause chain slack, there is a non-adjustable drive shaft, or the chain is guided around an obstacle. The use of an idler sprocket stops chain whipping and uneven load distribution.
12. Bushed Sprocket
These sprockets provide support, such as anchor bolts, to assure that the flange holds to the sprocket. Heavy lifting industry systems often require bushing sprockets.
13. Multi Strand Sprocket
Multi-strand sprockets are used where high torque and power are required, or two or more items are being driven by a drive shaft. These are available with 40 to 160 chain pitches with plain, finished, taper-locked, or QD style hubs.
14. Quick Disconnect Sprocket
These sprockets are used in high working load and high clamp loading on shaft. QD sprockets are flanged with anchor bolts around the perimeter.
15. Taper Lock Sprocket
This sprocket uses a split through the taper and flange to give a clamp on the shaft. The taper-lock bushing is held in place with the set screw on the sprocket.
16. Double Plus Sprocket
The Double Plus sprocket is specifically designed with the Double Plus chain. They are used in conveyor applications where the product is moving at high speed to power the conveyor.
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