A sprocket must match the chain pitch and roller geometry first; tooth count, bore and hub design then determine ratio, shaft fit and packaging. EVER POWER uses EP-prefixed catalogue references so inquiries are separated from supplier sample codes.

Data to collect

Record chain pitch, tooth profile, tooth count, bore, hub and shaft interface. Photograph or measure the mating part when a drawing is unavailable.

Why system matching matters

Power-transmission components work in pairs or assemblies. A chain depends on sprocket geometry; a pulley depends on belt profile and shaft mounting; a coupling depends on both shafts and alignment; a driveline joint depends on interface dimensions.

Customization

For made-to-order requirements, send drawings, samples, required quantity and operating conditions to [email protected]. Final specifications are confirmed before production and quotation.

Knowledge

sprockets, roller chain, chain drive