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Martin Engineered Sprocket Reboreable Type C Hub Single Strand 78 Chain Size
$ 105.6
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Description
You are buying oneMartin Engineered Sprocket, Reboreable, Type C Hub, Single Strand, 78 Chain Size, 2.609" Pitch, 9 Teeth, 1.25" Bore Diameter, 8.504" OD, 5.25" Hub Dia., 0.875" Width.
Item condition:
Item is new but its outer packaging carton arrived to us in distressed condition. We have opened, inspected, and photographed the item - it's new with minor cosmetic defect from machining and warehousing. Please see images, thank you!
Bore Diameter
1.25 inches
Bore Diameter Tolerance + .002 - .000 inches
Ean
0697950069166
Hub Diameter
5.25 inches
Item Diameter
8.504 inches
Item Diameter Tolerance
+/- .0625 inches
Item Weight
0.010 ounces
Length 3.875 inches
Material Carbon Steel
Measurement System Inch
Number of Teeth 9
Outside Diameter 8.504 inches
Part Number 78C9
Pitch 2.609 inches
UPC 697950069166
Width 0.875 inches
Brand Name Martin
Hub Style Type C
Material high_carbon_steel
Part Number
MartinSprocketParent42
Size
78
Special Features: Single Strand
Style: Reboreable
UNSPSC Code: 31171901
The Martin engineering class flame cut type C sprocket is suitable for use with series 78 chain with 2.609” pitch for conveying material rather than operating the driving mechanism. Varying numbers of teeth, hub sizes, pitch diameters and stock bore sizes offer application flexibility. High carbon steel has more strength and durability than iron.
Type C sprockets have a hub extension on both sides. Some of the benefits of this style include the stability needed for large bores used for heavy industrial purposes, with high loads and large pitches.
The options for this class of sprocket are: number of teeth from 8 to 60; pitch diameter from 6.82” to 49.85”; stock bore size from 15/16” to 1 1/2”; maximum bore size from 3-1/4” to 4-15/16”; hub diameter from 4-3/4” to 7-1/4”; length through bore from 3-1/8” to 6-3/4” ; and weight from 21 to 388 pounds. The plate thickness is 7/8” and the roller diameter is 7/8”. Maximum bores will accommodate the standard keyseat and setscrew over keyseat. Slightly larger bores are possible with no keyseat, shallow keyseat, or setscrew at angle to keyseat. All Martin sprockets meet or exceed ANSI standards.