Roller Chain Sprocket for Single Wheel Electric Scooter Roller Forging Wheel Chock Excavator Transmission Parts Sprocket

• Customization: Available
• Standard Or Nonstandard: Standard
• Application: Motor, Electric Cars, Motorcycle, Machinery, Marine, Toy, Agricultural Machinery, Car
• Model NO.: sprocket-LY
• Hardness: Hardened Tooth Surface
• Manufacturing Method: Cast Gear
• Material: Cast Steel
• Type: Sprocket
• Transport Package: Wooden Case
• Trademark: EPT
• Origin: Zhejiang China
• HS Code: 8483900090
• Production Capacity: 100000 Piece/Month

Product Description

Roller Chain Sprocket For Single Wheel Electric Scooter Roller Forging Wheel Chock Excavator Transmission Parts Sprocket

Product Description

 

Business type	Manufacturer & Exporter
Main export market	Europe, North and South America, Southeast Asia, Oceania, Middle East, Africa
Material	C45, low carbon steel, 40Cr, cast iron, stainless steel, As per your request
Manufacturing method	Forged and then machined, hobbed, if need can also weld
Heat treatment	High frequency quenching and so on
Surface treatment	Oxide black, Galvanized, Nickel plated, Chrome plated, Sandblasting, Painted and so on
Model	Standard or nonstandard,  other sprocket to fit with Conveyor Chain, Agricultural Chain
Packing	Plywood Case/Pallet/Wooden Case

Applications of Sprockets:

Sprockets are integral components in countless mechanical systems across a vast range of industries:

1. Bicycles and Motorcycles:

   • Drive Train: The most iconic application. Sprockets (chainrings at the front, cassette/freewheel at the rear) engage with the chain to transmit power from the pedals/engine to the wheels, enabling motion and providing gear ratios.

2. Automotive Industry:

   • Engine Timing Systems: Sprockets and timing chains are essential for synchronizing the rotation of the crankshaft and camshaft(s), ensuring precise valve timing for optimal engine performance.
   • Transmissions: Found in certain types of automatic and manual transmissions for specific power transfer paths.

3. Heavy Machinery and Construction Equipment:

   • Tracked Vehicles: Bulldozers, excavators, tanks, and other tracked vehicles use large drive sprockets (often called "drive tumblers") to engage with the tracks, providing propulsion and distributing weight across uneven terrain.
   • Cranes and Hoists: Used in the drive mechanisms for lifting and moving heavy loads.
   • Conveyors: Many heavy-duty conveyor systems use sprockets and chains to move materials.

4. Industrial Manufacturing and Automation:

   • Conveyor Systems: A vast range of industrial conveyors (e.g., roller conveyors, slat conveyors) utilize sprockets and chains to move products and materials along assembly lines, packaging lines, and production processes.
   • Assembly Lines: Powering various automated movements, indexing systems, and transfer mechanisms.
   • Material Handling Equipment: Forklifts, palletizers, and other warehouse equipment often incorporate robust sprocket and chain drives.

5. Agricultural Machinery:

   • Combine Harvesters: Essential for feeder houses, grain elevators, straw walkers, and other material handling systems that move crops through the machine.
   • Balers: Driving pickup mechanisms, compression systems, and tying mechanisms for hay.
   • Manure Spreaders: Powering the apron chains that move manure.
   • Grain Augers and Elevators: For moving grain in storage and processing facilities.
   • Tractors and Implements: Various internal drives for different functions within farming equipment.

6. Film and Paper Industries:

   • Film Projectors and Cameras: Sprockets precisely engage with the perforations in film to ensure smooth and accurate movement of the film strip for projection or capture.
   • Paper Feed Mechanisms: In large industrial printers or paper processing equipment.

7. Railway and Transportation (Specialized):

   • Rack Railways: In steep mountainous terrain, sprockets on the locomotive engage with a fixed gear rack between the rails to provide traction for climbing steep gradients where traditional friction alone is insufficient.

8. Automated Gate Openers:

   • Sliding Gates: A common application for automated sliding gates, where a small pinion on the gate motor drives the gate along a fixed gear rack.

We also provide chains.

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