We manufacture industrial sprockets to fit ANSI, British Standard and metric roller chain, welded steel mill chain, engineered class chain, drag chain and long link chain. Custom MTO (made to order) sprockets of all sizes are routinely built for our customers with quick lead times and at competitive prices.
Our customers specify their requirements and rely on our experience and expertise to provide them with the highest quality products available.
We also have the ability to engineer, design and manufacture sprockets of any pitch and tooth number that our customers require.
Types of Sprockets
- Roller Chain Sprockets
- Single Strand Roller Chain Sprockets
- Double Pitch Roller Chain Sprockets
- Double Single Sprockets
- Idler Sprockets
- Bushed Sprockets
- Metric Roller Chain Sprockets
- Stainless Steel Sprockets
- Mill Chain Sprockets
- Welded Steel Drag Chain Sprockets
- Multi Strand Roller Chain Sprockets
- Weld on Hub Sprockets
- Split Sprockets
- Specialty Sprockets
- Engineered Sprockets
- Chain Coupling Sprockets
Sprocket and Hub Styles
A Plate
No hub
B Hub
Hub protrudes one side only
C Hub
Hub protrudes both sides equal
MTO C Hub
Hub protrudes both sides but not equal amounts
B-Hub
One only double strand chain
C-Hub
Two only single strand chains
Nomenclature
H – Hardened
D – Duplex
DS – Double Single
LTB – Length thru bore of hub
BKSS – Standard square keyway
TKW – Tapered keyway
OAW – Overall width of flange
3 GF@120° – 3 grease fittings @ 120° to one another
BU – Describes material used to make an idler sprocket. Common bushing materials include BRONZE, ZA12 and NYLATRON.
BSF – Bolt side flush
SFB – Split for bolting
FN2 – Shrink fit hub
Examples
Important Considerations
1. Always inform us of the chain you are using! For example, a WR82 sprocket is not compatible with WR82XHD chain.
2. When questions arise, take a picture and send it to us.
3. When ordering a “B” Style sprocket that will use a taper lock bushing, please consider whether you need the bolt side of the hub to be flush with the plate (BSF).
4. When split for bolting sprockets (SFB) are desired, it must be noted before manufacture.