Tritan
Tritan 40BS40 X 3/4 Sprocket Finished Bore Keyway SS 40 Chain Size collectible
A finished-bore steel sprocket with a 3/4 in bore, keyway and two set screws for 40 chain
- TypeBearings, V-belts & Power Transmission Equipment
- ColorTransparent
- 40-tooth steel sprocket drives 40 chain efficiently
- 3/4 in finished bore with 3/16 in keyway fits shafts directly
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Two set screws lock sprocket securely to shaft
- 65 in outside diameter handles high-torque loads
Precision chain sprocket for power transmission
The Tritan 40BS40 is a finished-bore steel sprocket built for single-strand 40 chain with a 1/2 in pitch. It carries 40 teeth and a 3/4 in bore with a 3/16 in by 3/32 in keyway, plus two set screws for a fixed, non-slip fit on the shaft.
Replaces worn or undersized sprockets on existing
Swapping to this unit restores correct pitch engagement when the old sprocket shows tooth hooking or bore wear. The jump is worth it when the drive runs continuously and the black-oxide finish adds corrosion resistance that plain steel lacks.
Mounts directly on a 3/4 in shaft
The 3 1/2 in hub diameter and 0.841 in projection leave room for standard shaft spacing. The 1 1/8 in length through bore keeps the assembly compact while the fixed bore type eliminates the need for a separate bushing.
Highlights
- 40-tooth steel sprocket drives 40 chain efficiently
- 3/4 in finished bore with 3/16 in keyway fits shafts directly
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Two set screws lock sprocket securely to shaft
- 65 in outside diameter handles high-torque loads
Specifications
| Brand | TRITAN |
|---|---|
| Type | Bearings, V-belts & Power Transmission Equipment |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will the 3/4 in bore with 3/16 in keyway width and 3/32 in keyway depth fit my shaft?
The sprocket has a fixed 3/4 in bore, a 3/16 in wide keyway and a 3/32 in deep keyway. Two set screws are included to lock it on the shaft.
How do I install the sprocket and which step is often missed?
Slide the sprocket onto the shaft, align the key in the 3/16 in keyway, then tighten both set screws. The step often missed is tightening the second set screw after the first.
When will the 40-tooth steel sprocket need replacement?
Replace the sprocket when the 40 teeth show hooking or the 6.65 in outside diameter wears below the chain pitch. Regular lubrication of the 1/2 in pitch chain extends life.
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