Sprocket

Description

Sprockets are toothed transmission components designed to work with roller chains. Made from materials like carbon steel or stainless steel, they mesh with chains to transmit motion or power in various mechanical systems.

Key Features:

• High-precision teeth for smooth engagement

• Wear-resistant and durable with excellent load capacity

• Compatible with ANSI, DIN, and ISO standard roller chains

• Available in single, double, or multi-strand designs; taper bore options available

Typical Applications:
Widely used in machinery manufacturing, conveyor systems, agricultural equipment, food processing, mining equipment, and motorcycles.

Sprockets are commonly made from a variety of high-quality steel materials, such as 45# steel, stainless steel SUS304/316, heat-resistant steel SUS310S/AISI314, and high-temperature alloy steel Cr25Ni35Si2. Different materials are selected based on the operating environment. Some materials offer excellent oxidation resistance (up to 1350°C), corrosion resistance, and high-strength cold workability, making them suitable for high-temperature, humid, highly corrosive, or heavy-load conditions. They are widely used in industries such as food processing, chemical, metallurgy, and material handling, ensuring stable and efficient operation of power transmission systems.