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Taper lock bushes, also known as taper lock bushings or taper bushes, are mechanical components used for securing rotating components, such as pulleys, sprockets, or gears, onto shafts in various industrial applications. They provide a secure and concentric connection between the shaft and the mounted component. Taper lock bushes are commonly used to transmit torque and rotation between the shaft and the mounted part.

Here's how they work:

- **Tapered Design:** Taper lock bushes have a tapered bore that matches the taper on the shaft. The inside surface of the bushing is conical, and it fits onto the matching conical section of the shaft.
- **Keyless Locking:** Taper lock bushes eliminate the need for keys, keyways, or setscrews that were traditionally used to secure rotating components to shafts. This keyless design simplifies installation and reduces the risk of backlash and component misalignment.
- **Installation Process:** To install a taper lock bush, you slide it onto the shaft's tapered end. As you tighten the bushing's locking screws or bolts, it compresses onto the shaft's taper, creating a tight and secure fit. This locks the bushing in place on the shaft.
- **Mounting Component:** Once the taper lock bush is installed on the shaft, the rotating component (such as a pulley, sprocket, or gear) is placed over the bushing. The component typically has a matching taper that fits precisely onto the bushing's taper.
- **Final Locking:** As you tighten the locking screws or bolts on the taper lock bush, the bushing expands radially, creating a strong and secure connection between the shaft, the bushing, and the mounted component. This ensures that the mounted component rotates with the shaft, transmitting torque and power effectively.

Taper lock bushes come in various sizes to accommodate different shaft diameters and component sizes. They are widely used in industrial applications where reliable and efficient power transmission is crucial, such as conveyor systems, industrial machinery, and automotive equipment. The key advantages of taper lock bushes include easy installation, precise alignment, and the ability to handle high torque loads.



Taper bushes are a type of locking mechanism that use screws to tighten onto a power transmission drive for locating pulleys and sprockets.

Taper Lock Bushes | RS

Taper Lock Bushes

Buy from our selection of taper bushes from 1108. At RS, we strive to give you the best offers from our supplier and to promptly deliver in the shortest time.

1108 Taper Bushes | RS Components

<p>From RS, a range of 1.1&rdquo; x 0.8&rdquo; taper bushes. Our 1108 bushes are manufactured from high-quality materials and precision machined to exact tolerances. 1108 taper lock bushes are a simple and cost-effective locking device, allowing easy positioning of pulleys, sprockets, and couplings to drive shafts.</p><h2>How does the size coding work?</h2><p>Taper lock bush sizes are identified by an industry recognised 4-digit code. This series or size reference is represented by two numbers. The first two digits represent the maximum bore size of the bush and the second two represent the bushing length. For example, a 1108 bush will have a maximum bore size of 1.1&rdquo; and a total length of 0.8&rdquo;</p><h3>Features and Benefits</h3><ul><li>Robust and reliable</li><li>Manufactured from high-grade materials</li><li>High mechanical strength</li><li>Quick and easy to fit</li><li>Compatible with taper bush pulleys and sprockets</li></ul>

Buy from our selection of taper bushes from 1210. At RS, we strive to give you the best offers from our supplier and to promptly deliver in the shortest time.

1210 Taper Bushes | RS Components

<p>From RS, a range of 1.2&rdquo; x 1.0&rdquo; taper bushes. Our 1210 bushes are manufactured from high-quality materials and precision machined to exact tolerances. 1210 taper lock bushes are a simple and cost-effective locking device, allowing easy positioning of pulleys, sprockets, and couplings to drive shafts.</p><h2>How does the size coding work?</h2><p>Taper lock bush sizes are identified by an industry recognised 4-digit code. This series or size reference is represented by two numbers. The first two digits represent the maximum bore size of the bush and the second two represent the bushing length. For example, a 1210 bush will have a maximum bore size of 1.2&rdquo; and a total length of 1.0&rdquo;</p><h3>Features and Benefits</h3><ul><li>Robust and reliable</li><li>Manufactured from high-grade materials</li><li>High mechanical strength</li><li>Quick and easy to fit</li><li>Compatible with taper bush pulleys and sprockets</li></ul>

Buy from our selection of taper bushes from 2012. At RS, we strive to give you the best offers from our supplier and to promptly deliver in the shortest time.

2012 Taper Bushes | RS Components

<p>From RS, a range of 2.0&rdquo; x 1.2&rdquo; taper bushes. Our 2012 bushes are manufactured from high-quality materials and precision machined to exact tolerances. 2012 taper lock bushes are a simple and cost-effective locking device, allowing easy positioning of pulleys, sprockets, and couplings to drive shafts.</p><h2>How does the size coding work?</h2><p>Taper lock bush sizes are identified by an industry recognised 4-digit code. This series or size reference is represented by two numbers. The first two digits represent the maximum bore size of the bush and the second two represent the bushing length. For example, a 2012 bush will have a maximum bore size of 2.0&rdquo; and a total length of 1.2&rdquo;</p><h3>Features and Benefits</h3><ul><li>Robust and reliable</li><li>Manufactured from high-grade materials</li><li>High mechanical strength</li><li>Quick and easy to fit</li><li>Compatible with taper bush pulleys and sprockets</li></ul>

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