SKF 16 Tooth Rough Stock Bore Sprocket, PHS 35-1BH16 08B-1 Chain Type

This sprocket is a simplex design specifically crafted for applications requiring a British Standard chain type. With a pitch diameter of 53.59mm and a maximum bore diameter of 23.88mm, it serves as an effective power transmitter in mechanics. The sprocket width is measured at 19.05mm, ensuring compatibility with various systems. Made from high-grade steel, this product meets global manufacturing standards.

• High-quality steel construction offers durability and strength
• Rough stock bore facilitates easy machining for a custom fit
• Standard ANSI design ensures compatibility with various systems
• Hardened teeth for enhanced wear resistance in high-load applications
• Available in a 16-tooth configuration for precise motion control
• Compatible with British Standard chain type for reliability

• Used with automation machinery requiring power transmission
• Utilised in conveyor systems for effective movement of materials
• Incorporated in mechanical devices involving rotational components
• Applied in electrical and electronics equipment for drive mechanisms
• Implemented in robotics for precise gearing functions

For the rough stock bore, it's advisable to use turning operations to achieve the desired diameter and surface finish. Ensuring a tight fit is critical for optimal torque transfer and performance.

The pitch diameter is crucial as it determines the spacing and alignment with the chain. Ensuring that the sprocket's pitch diameter matches the chain's pitch maintains effective engagement and reduces wear on both components.

When selecting a sprocket size, consider the maximum bore diameter, number of teeth, and pitch diameter. These dimensions impact the overall drivetrain efficiency and should align with your specific application requirements.

Yes, this sprocket is designed to withstand high-speed applications due to its hardened teeth and robust steel construction, ensuring longevity and performance even under demanding conditions.