Idler Sprockets (207 items)
Idler Sprocket, A Style, 60 Chain , 13 Teeth, Ball Bearing, Composite
60B17-IDLER, Roller Chain Sprocket, Cast Iron, Black Oxide,
Idler Sprocket, ANSI 80, Bronze Bushing, 13 Teeth, 1" Bore
Idler Sprocket, Double, 50, Bronze Bushing, 17 Teeth, 1" Bore
Idler Sprocket, Double, 35, Needle Bearing, 19 Teeth, 1" Bore
Idler Sprocket, ANSI 60, Needle Bearing, 17 Teeth, 1" Bore
35B13-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
Idler Sprocket, Double, 40, Needle Bearing, 19 Teeth, 1" Bore
50B17-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
50A15-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
35B19-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
80B13-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
50DB17-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
60A13-IDLER, Roller Chain Sprocket, Cast Iron, Black Oxide,
40DB19-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
100DB11-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide
60DB17-IDLER, Roller Chain Sprocket, Cast Iron, Black Oxide,
80DB13-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
140B11-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide
120B11-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide
80A12-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
35DB19-IDLER, Idler Sprocket, Steel, Black Oxide,
About Idler Sprockets
Idler Sprockets are mechanical components that are used to drive a chain or conveyor belt. They are commonly used in industrial and agricultural applications, such as powering machines, driving motors, and transferring energy.
Types of Idler Sprockets
Idler sprockets come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Ball chain sprockets, for example, are designed to be lightweight but durable enough to withstand heavy-duty applications. Chain idler sprocket designs vary based on the specific application needs, such as whether the sprocket needs to be mounted onto a shaft or bolted onto a plate.
How Idler Sprockets Are Made
Idler sprockets are typically made from steel or other metals for durability and strength. Martin idler sprockets are usually constructed with hardened steel alloy teeth for extra strength and reliability. Some manufacturers also use plastic components in their idler sprocket designs for lighter weight applications.
Industries That Use Idler Sprockets
Idler sprockets can be found in many industries including automotive manufacturing, mining operations, agricultural production, material handling equipment, robotics technology, and power transmission systems. Professionals such as engineers and mechanics use them to drive machinery parts and transfer energy efficiently between different components.
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