Type A Sprocket
Type A sprockets are flat plate sprockets without a hub. They are typically mounted directly onto a shaft using a hub, weld-on hub, or custom mounting solution.
Applications: Compact assemblies, custom machinery, and applications where space is limited.
Key Features:
No hub design
Lightweight and compact
Ideal for welding or custom fabrication
Type B Sprocket
Type B sprockets include a single hub on one side, providing additional support and allowing direct mounting to a shaft with keyway and set screws.
Applications: Standard industrial machinery and conveyor systems.
Key Features:
Single hub design
Better shaft support
Easy installation
Type C Sprocket
Type C sprockets feature hubs on both sides, offering maximum strength and shaft support.
Applications: Heavy-duty drives and high-load systems.
Key Features:
Double hub construction
Improved alignment stability
Suitable for high torque applications
Engineering Sprockets
Engineering sprockets are heavy-duty sprockets designed for large pitch engineering chains used in mining, cement, pulp & paper, and bulk material handling.
Key Features:
Designed for engineering class chains
High load capacity
Custom tooth profiles available
Manufactured for extreme environments
Single Sprocket
A single sprocket is designed to operate with a single strand roller chain.
Applications: Standard power transmission systems.
Key Features:
Standard configuration
Wide range of sizes and pitches
Cost-effective solution
Double Sprocket
Double sprockets are designed to operate with double-strand roller chains or two single chains running in parallel.
Applications: Higher torque requirements and synchronized drives.
Key Features:
Increased load capacity
Improved torque distribution
Ideal for heavy-duty operations
Double Pitch Sprocket
Double pitch sprockets are designed for double pitch chains, which have longer pitch spacing and are commonly used in conveyor systems.
Applications: Material handling and conveying systems.
Key Features:
Larger pitch spacing
Reduced weight
Optimized for low-speed conveying
BS Sprocket
BS sprockets are manufactured according to British Standard (BS) specifications and are compatible with BS roller chains.
Applications: Equipment requiring ISO / British Standard chain compatibility.
Key Features:
Designed to BS / ISO standards
Precise tooth geometry
Available in multiple configurations
ANSI Sprocket
ANSI sprockets are manufactured according to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standards and are compatible with ANSI roller chains.
Applications: North American standard equipment and industrial machinery.
Key Features:
Designed to ANSI standards
Accurate pitch and tooth profile
Wide availability and interchangeability
