Discover Raydafon Group's 06B-2 Metric Roller Chain Sprockets: precision-engineered components ideal for industrial machinery, ensuring smooth power transmission with durable steel construction. Perfect for engineers and maintenance professionals seeking reliability in demanding applications, these sprockets reduce downtime and enhance efficiency. Their accurate tooth profile minimizes wear and noise, offering a superior performance that boosts productivity. Trust Raydafon Group for robust solutions that deliver lasting value.
Wide Selection of Metric Roller Chain Sprockets Available for Immediate Delivery
Discover our extensive range of metric roller chain sprockets, ready for immediate shipment. Our sprockets are primarily crafted from high-quality steel and feature heat-treated teeth (up to 30 teeth) with standard stock bores. The heat-treated hardened teeth significantly enhance durability and performance, ensuring a longer lifespan than untreated options.All our metric roller chain sprockets are manufactured to meet ISO and DIN specifications, guaranteeing compatibility with other leading brands. This meticulous adherence to standards ensures optimal contact between the roller chain and sprocket, effectively preventing premature wear.
Why Choose Our Metric Roller Chain Sprockets?
Immediate Availability: Stocked and ready for quick dispatch.
Durable Design: Heat-treated teeth for extended performance.
Interchangeable: Compatible with various brands, ensuring seamless integration.
06B-2 Metric Roller Chain Sprockets Parameter:
06B-2 B-Hub Sprockets:
Sprocket Size
Tooth Count
Pitch Diameter
Stock Bore
Maximum Recommended Bore
Hub Diameter (H)
Length Thru Bore (L)
Weight (KG)
D06B12
12
36.80mm
10mm
16mm
25mm
25mm
0.16
D06B13
13
39.79mm
10mm
18mm
28mm
25mm
0.20
D06B14
14
42.80mm
10mm
18mm
31mm
25mm
0.25
D06B15
15
45.81mm
10mm
20mm
34mm
25mm
0.29
D06B16
16
48.82mm
12mm
20mm
37mm
30mm
0.34
D06B17
17
51.83mm
12mm
24mm
40mm
30mm
0.39
D06B18
18
54.85mm
12mm
25mm
43mm
30mm
0.45
D06B19
19
57.87mm
12mm
28mm
46mm
30mm
0.52
D06B20
20
60.89mm
12mm
30mm
49mm
30mm
0.59
D06B21
21
63.91mm
12mm
30mm
52mm
30mm
0.68
D06B22
22
66.93mm
12mm
35mm
55mm
30mm
0.75
D06B23
23
69.95mm
12mm
38mm
58mm
30mm
0.80
D06B24
24
72.97mm
12mm
39mm
61mm
30mm
0.84
D06B25
25
76.00mm
12mm
40mm
64mm
30mm
0.89
D06B26
26
79.02mm
12mm
42mm
67mm
30mm
0.91
D06B27
27
82.05mm
12mm
45mm
70mm
30mm
1.00
D06B28
28
85.07mm
12mm
48mm
73mm
30mm
1.07
D06B29
29
88.10mm
12mm
50mm
76mm
30mm
1.14
D06B30
30
91.12mm
12mm
52mm
80mm
30mm
1.22
D06B32
32
98.18mm
16mm
52mm
80mm
30mm
1.30
D06B35
35
106.26mm
16mm
52mm
80mm
30mm
1.42
D06B36
36
109.29mm
16mm
60mm
90mm
30mm
1.58
D06B38
38
115.35mm
16mm
60mm
90mm
30mm
1.72
D06B40
40
121.40mm
16mm
52mm
80mm
35mm
1.81
D06B42
42
127.46mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
2.05
D06B45
45
136.55mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
2.35
D06B48
48
145.64mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
2.75
D06B52
52
157.75mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
3.13
D06B57
57
172.91mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
3.47
D06B60
60
182.00mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
3.78
D06B68
68
206.24mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
4.43
D06B70
70
212.30mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
4.56
D06B72
72
218.37mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
35mm
4.89
D06B76
76
230.49mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
38mm
5.67
D06B84
84
254.74mm
19mm
60mm
90mm
38mm
7.10
D06B95
95
288.08mm
25mm
62mm
95mm
38mm
8.64
D06B96
96
291.11mm
25mm
62mm
95mm
38mm
8.75
D06B114
114
345.68mm
25mm
62mm
95mm
38mm
11.12
06B-2 Taper Bushed Sprockets:
Sprocket Size
Tooth Count
Pitch Diameter
Bushing Number
Maximum Bushing Bore
(L)
(C)
Sprocket Weight (KG)
Bushing Weight (KG)
D06BTB19
19
57.87mm
1008
25.40mm
22.23mm
46.43mm
0.6
0.14
D06BTB20
20
60.89mm
1008
25.40mm
22.23mm
49.20mm
0.8
0.14
D06BTB21
21
63.91mm
1008
25.40mm
22.23mm
52.39mm
1.4
0.14
D06BTB22
22
66.93mm
1008
25.40mm
22.23mm
55.56mm
1.7
0.14
D06BTB24
24
72.97mm
1210
31.75mm
25.40mm
61.91mm
1.8
0.27
D06BTB25
25
76.00mm
1210
31.75mm
25.40mm
61.91mm
1.9
0.27
D06BTB26
26
79.02mm
1210
31.75mm
25.40mm
66.68mm
2.0
0.27
D06BTB30
30
91.12mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
79.38mm
1.8
0.41
D06BTB32
32
97.18mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
82.55mm
2.0
0.41
D06BTB35
35
106.26mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
82.55mm
2.3
0.41
D06BTB38
38
115.34mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
82.55mm
2.5
0.41
D06BTB40
40
121.40mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
82.55mm
2.9
0.41
D06BTB45
45
136.55mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
82.55mm
3.2
0.41
D06BTB48
48
145.64mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
92.08mm
3.5
0.41
D06BTB54
54
163.82mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
92.08mm
3.9
0.41
D06BTB57
57
172.91mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
92.08mm
4.1
0.41
D06BTB60
60
182.00mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
92.08mm
4.9
0.41
D06BTB70
70
212.30mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
92.08mm
6.3
0.41
D06BTB76
76
230.49mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
92.08mm
6.8
0.41
D06BTB95
95
288.08mm
1610
41.28mm
25.40mm
92.08mm
6.9
0.41
Unlocking Sprocket Secrets: Identification and Key Terms:
1. Chain Type and Pitch
Sprockets are specifically designed for use with certain types of chains. All chains are manufactured according to established standards, with ANSI being the most common in the United States. Each chain is identified by its "pitch," which refers to the measurement from the center of one roller pin to the center of the next.ANSI chain pitch is consistently measured in increments of 1/8 inch, ensuring precision and compatibility across various applications. Understanding these specifications is crucial for selecting the right sprocket and chain combination for optimal performance.In addition to ANSI, there are other roller chain standards, although they are less common in the United States. The second most popular standard is the British Standard chain, which measures chain pitch in increments of 1/16 inch from the center of one roller pin to the center of the next.Once you determine the chain pitch, it’s essential to consider the number of chain strands used in your application: single strand, double strand, or triple strand. Selecting the right sprocket is crucial; for example, a double-strand chain must operate on a double-strand sprocket to ensure proper functionality and performance.
2. Sprocket hub style
While there are countless arrangements, most roller chain sprockets can be categorized into three main styles:
No Hub (A-Style): This design features a flat profile without any hub, making it versatile for various applications.
Hub Projection from One Side (B-Style): This style has a hub extending from one side, providing added support and alignment.
Hub Projections from Both Sides (C-Style): This design offers enhanced stability and load distribution by featuring hubs on both sides.
3. Number Of Sprocket Teeth Or Sprocket Diameter
The easiest way to identify the number of teeth on a sprocket is to count them directly. However, if the teeth are severely worn or missing, you can use the caliper diameter as an alternative method.What is Caliper Diameter?Caliper diameter refers to the measurement taken from the valley of one sprocket tooth to the valley of the opposite tooth on the other side. This measurement reflects the diameter of the sprocket plate, excluding the teeth themselves.For sprockets with an odd number of teeth, measure from the valley of one tooth to the valley closest to 180° on the opposite side. This technique can help you accurately identify the sprocket even when the teeth are not visible.Understanding these measurements is crucial for selecting the right sprocket for your application. If you need assistance, feel free to reach out for expert guidance!The outside diameter of a sprocket is referred to as the hub diameter, a specification typically provided by the sprocket supplier. The hub diameter is influenced by several factors, including the size of the sprocket bore, the type of keyway used, and the need to maintain an adequate sprocket wall thickness. This thickness is essential for withstanding the forces exerted during operation.What is LTB?“LTB” stands for the inside hub diameter and indicates the length to which the hub is machined. This length must be sufficient to accommodate the appropriate keyway, ensuring it can endure the shear and torque stresses generated by the rotating shaft.Understanding these dimensions is crucial for selecting the right sprocket for your application. If you have questions or need further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us for expert advice!
4. Keyway Dimensions And Set-Screw Locations
Sprockets are typically secured to the shaft using an ANSI-standard keyway along with one or more set screws. Based on the shaft diameter, ANSI standards define specific dimensions for keyways, including length, wid
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