Subminiature plastic roller chain sprockets with a 0.1227 inch pitch are molded from acetal resin, offering nonmagnetic, self-lubricating, and nonconductive properties. This part is designed for 10 teeth with a nominal 3/16 inch bore, suitable for press fit on corresponding shafts. The sprocket has a pitch diameter of 0.394 inch, an outside diameter of 0.456 inch, and a root diameter of 0.334 inch. It features a single spoke design and is rated for use with 0.1227 inch pitch roller chains. Tolerance on dimensions is +0.000/−0.010 inch at 75°F.
Chain and sprocket drives are often used where positive synchronization between shafts and transmission of substantial torque are required. They are one of the more frequently used methods of power transmission, providing greater power than belts. Highly efficient, a single chain can drive several shafts and is used for both long and short distances. Adverse conditions, such as temperature and environment, do not affect their running. Other advantages include compact size and low maintenance costs. Chain drives are found in a wide range of power transmission applications, including bicycles, agricultural machinery, machine tools, conveyors, business machines, electronic or electro-mechanical devices, etc.
| Stock Drive Products & Sterling Instrument - SDP/SI | |
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| Product Category | ANSI Roller Chain Sprockets |
| Product Number | A 6M 7-121006 |
| Product Name | 0.1227 Pitch, 10 Teeth, 3/16" Bore, Plastic roller chain sprocket |
| Pitch | Subminiature (<0.1475") |
