Shanghai Worth Garden Prod 107250 8" Anvil Pruner Comfort Grip
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Climax Metal Products
Steel shaft collar with a one-inch bore and set-screw fastening
The Climax Metal Products shaft collar uses a set-screw design to lock onto a shaft with a 1in bore. It suits maintenance crews and machinery builders who need a simple axial stop or spacer component. The steel construction provides the rigidity required for general-purpose positioning tasks. No specialised tooling is needed for installation.
The 5/8in width gives enough bearing surface for light-to-moderate axial loads in conveyors, jigs or adjustable assemblies. It runs out when the application demands high clamping force, vibration resistance or repeated repositioning without shaft marking. Buyers needing keyless locking, quick-release action or corrosion-resistant finishes must look elsewhere.
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The collar is bored to 1 in, so it matches a 1 in shaft. Measure your shaft to confirm the fit.
Tighten the set screw until the collar cannot rotate or slide on the shaft, then re-check after the first few minutes of use.
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