Tritan
Tritan 60BS17H 17-Tooth Sprocket 1-1/4in Bore Keyway Collectible
Steel 60-chain sprocket with 17 teeth, 1-1/4in fixed bore, keyway and two set screws included
- TypeBearings, V-belts & Power Transmission Equipment
- ColorTransparent
- 17-tooth design matches 60 chain pitch for precise power transfer
- 1-1/4 inch bore with 1/4 inch keyway secures positive drive engagement
- Black oxide finish on steel resists corrosion in demanding environments
- Two set screws included lock sprocket firmly to the shaft
- 46 inch outside diameter fits compact drive assemblies
Industrial Power-Transmission Sprocket
This Tritan chain sprocket is a finished-bore component designed for single-strand roller-chain drives. It carries 17 teeth cut for 60-size chain with a 3/4-inch pitch. The steel body receives a black-oxide finish and includes two set screws for shaft retention.
Maintenance Teams Replacing Worn 60-Chain Sprockets
The fixed bore measures 1-1/4 inches with a 1/4-inch wide by 1/8-inch deep keyway already machined, so it suits shafts that match those exact dimensions. Buyers needing a different bore diameter, a different tooth count or a multi-strand hub should look at other listings.
Shaft Dimensions and Hub Clearance Before Ordering
Verify that the driven shaft is exactly 1-1/4 inches in diameter and carries a matching keyway. Confirm the 3-1/4-inch hub diameter and .791-inch projection clear adjacent components, and that the 4.46-inch outside diameter fits within the guard or frame envelope.
Highlights
- 17-tooth design matches 60 chain pitch for precise power transfer
- 1-1/4 inch bore with 1/4 inch keyway secures positive drive engagement
- Black oxide finish on steel resists corrosion in demanding environments
- Two set screws included lock sprocket firmly to the shaft
- 46 inch outside diameter fits compact drive assemblies
Specifications
| Brand | TRITAN |
|---|---|
| Type | Bearings, V-belts & Power Transmission Equipment |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What chain pitch and size must I already have for the 17-tooth sprocket to mesh correctly?
The sprocket is cut for 3/4 in pitch and chain number 60, so your existing chain must match both values.
Will the 1-1/4 in bore and 1/4 in keyway width fit the shaft and key I am keeping from the old drive?
Yes, the bore is fixed at 1-1/4 in with a 1/4 in wide by 1/8 in deep keyway, matching shafts and keys made to those dimensions.
After mounting, how can I confirm the sprocket is seated properly on the shaft?
Tighten both included set screws against the key and shaft; the hub should sit flush with no axial play and the 17 teeth should engage the chain smoothly.
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