SKF 14 Tooth Rough Stock Bore Sprocket, PHS 08B-1BH14 08 B-1

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RS Stock No.:
267-9148
Mfr. Part No.:
PHS 08B-1BH14
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Number of Teeth

14

Product Type

Sprocket

Bore Size

24 mm

Bore Type

Rough Stock Bore

Pitch Diameter

57.07mm

Material

Steel

Hub Diameter

41mm

Sprocket Width

28mm

Maximum Inside Diameter

24mm

Acceptable Chain Type

08 B-1

Standards/Approvals

EN (European standards)

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

SKF Sprocket, 24 mm Maximum Bore Diameter, 57.07mm Pitch Diameter - PHS 08B-1BH14


This simplex sprocket with a rough stock bore from SKF is manufactured according to international global standards. It is made from high-grade steel and carbon steel, ensuring durability and quality. With a pitch diameter of 57.07 mm and a maximum bore diameter of 24 mm, this sprocket is designed for a variety of design solutions.

Features & Benefits


• Made from high-quality steels and carbon steel for durability

• Rough stock bore and hub profile for easy shaft connection

• Hardened teeth on sprockets up to and including 25 tooth for longevity

• Comprehensive range to find the correct sprocket sise for your application

Applications


• Suitable for automation different industries

• Ideal for use in systems requiring sprockets with a rough stock bore

• Designed to fit British Standard chain type 08B-1

Q: Can it be used in a variety of design solutions?


Yes, it is designed to fit a variety of design solutions.

Will it provide durability and quality?


Yes, it is made from high-grade steel and carbon steel for durability and quality.

Is it suitable for systems requiring sprockets with a rough stock bore?


Yes, it is ideal for systems requiring sprockets with a rough stock bore.

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