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KONISHI Idlers（Sprocket Shape：Shape A）
KONISHI offers products Idlers specified by Sprocket Shape Shape A from Automation Components product category. There are a total of 1 items. Search and select detailed specifications of parts for your machine with free CAD downloads. KONISHI products are available to order through MISUMI online 24 hours a day. Free shipping, no minimum order.
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Sprocket Idler SPB, Model A Type
KONISHI
A type chain sprocket idler. Use as a chain tensioner.
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Sprocket Shape Nominal Number Number of Teeth(T) Shaft Bore Dia. d(mm) Material Type Number of Strands Chain Type Shaft Type Surface Treatment Shape A 35 ～ 80 12 ～ 21 20 - Idlers 1 RS Bearing Built-in, Single Trivalent Chromate From: ₹ 1,781.75 Days to Ship: 5 Day(s) or more 
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| Days to Ship | 5 Day(s) or more |
| Sprocket Shape | Shape A |
| Nominal Number | 35 ～ 80 |
| Number of Teeth(T) | 12 ～ 21 |
| Shaft Bore Dia. d(mm) | 20 |
| Material | - |
| Type | Idlers |
| Number of Strands | 1 |
| Chain Type | RS |
| Shaft Type | Bearing Built-in, Single |
| Surface Treatment | Trivalent Chromate |
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FAQ Idlers
- Question: What is an idler, and how does it work?
- Answer: An idler is a component used in various mechanical systems to maintain tension, guide, or support a belt, chain, or rope. It doesn't transmit power but helps in reducing friction and ensuring smooth motion by rotating freely. Idlers are commonly found in automotive systems, conveyor belts, and industrial machines.
- Question: What are the different types of idlers?
- Answer: There are several types of idlers, including: • Roller idlers: These have cylindrical rollers that reduce friction and wear. • Ball idlers: Similar to roller idlers but use ball bearings for even lower friction. • Flanged idlers: These have flanges on either side to guide a belt or chain. • Return idlers: Used in conveyor systems to return the belt or chain back to its starting point. • Conveyor Idlers: Support the belt in conveyor systems. • Tensioner Idlers: Help in maintaining proper tension in belts, particularly in automotive engines. • Guide Idlers: Ensure that the belt or chain stays aligned. • Flat Carry Idlers: Used in flat belt conveyor systems to support materials.
- Question: Where are idlers commonly used?
- Answer: Idlers are found in various industries, including: • Conveyor systems: To support and guide belts or chains. • Power transmission systems: To change the direction of rotation or reduce friction in gears. • Material handling equipment: To move and transport materials efficiently.
- Question: What is the difference between a carrying idler and a return idler?
- Answer: A carrying idler supports the loaded side of a conveyor belt, while a return idler supports the empty side.
- Question: What is the purpose of a self-aligning idler?
- Answer: A self-aligning idler can compensate for slight misalignments in the conveyor belt or chain, reducing wear and tear.
- Question: What is the difference between an idler pulley and a tensioner pulley?
- Answer: An idler pulley helps guide the belt and maintains alignment, while a tensioner pulley actively applies pressure to keep the belt tight. Tensioner pulleys are spring-loaded or adjustable, whereas idler pulleys typically rotate freely without adjusting tension.
- Question: What factors should I consider when choosing an idler?
- Answer: When selecting an idler, consider the following: • Material: Steel, aluminum, or plastic, depending on the load and environment. • Size: Ensure the idler matches your system's belt or chain specifications. • Load capacity: For conveyor systems, choose an idler capable of handling the weight of your materials. • Speed rating: Ensure the idler can withstand the speed of your belt or chain.
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