SKF 10 Tooth Rough Stock Bore Sprocket, PHS 16B-1BH10 16B-1 Chain Type

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RS Stock No.:
267-8944
Mfr. Part No.:
PHS 16B-1BH10
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Number of Teeth

10

To Fit British Standard Chain Type

16B-1

Bore Type

Rough Stock Bore

Maximum Bore Diameter

34mm

Pitch Diameter

82.19mm

Material

Steel

Sprocket Width

35mm

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

SKF Sprocket, 10 Teeth, 34mm Maximum Bore Diameter - PHS 16B-1BH10


This sprocket is a simplex type designed to fit British Standard Chain Type 16B-1. Constructed from high-grade steel, it features a rough stock bore with a maximum diameter of 34mm and a pitch diameter of 82.19mm. This durable component is ideal for various mechanical applications, showcasing versatility and reliability.

Features & Benefits


• Designed with a rough stock bore for easy shaft connection
• Optimised pitch diameter allows for efficient power transmission
• Available in various sizes to suit diverse usage
• Hardened teeth for extended service life in demanding environments

Applications


• Used in machinery requiring precise motion and torque control
• Suitable for various industrial automation systems
• Ideal for in mechanical and electrical systems
• Connects seamlessly with shafts in various equipment
• Utilised in heavy-duty industrial processes and equipment

What is the significance of the rough stock bore in this component?


The rough stock bore facilitates easy installation onto the shaft, accommodating minor adjustments during assembly. The design simplifies the fitting process while ensuring a secure connection and effective load transfer.

How does the pitch diameter contribute to the sprocket's performance?


The pitch diameter is critical for efficient power transmission, allowing for optimal engagement with the chain. This design minimises slippage and wear, ensuring reliable operation across various applications.

What materials are typically used in the production of this type of sprocket?


High-grade steel and carbon steel are commonly employed, providing the necessary strength and durability for heavy-duty applications. The material choice ensures robust performance in challenging environments.

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