Sprocket
| Manufacturer | Maedler |
| Product Code | 10001700 |
| Shipping | Shipped in 6 to 8 Weeks |
| Stock Availability | Out of stock |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION / OVERVIEW
Advantage of the Sprocket:
- High-quality German engineering – Manufactured to precise standards for reliable performance
- Accurate tooth profile – Ensures smooth chain engagement and reduced wear
- Durable materials – Available in high-grade steel and stainless steel for long service life
- Wide product range – Covers multiple chain sizes, standards, and configurations
- Smooth and efficient power transmission – Minimizes vibration, noise, and energy loss
- High load-carrying capability – Suitable for demanding industrial applications
- Corrosion-resistant options – Ideal for harsh or humid environments
ABOUT THE PRODUCT
| Country of Origin: | Germany | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Supplier location: | Navi Mumbai |
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
| Weight: | 0.019 mm |
| Width: | 23 mm |
| Height: | 12 mm |
FAQs
Maedler sprockets come in materials like steel C45 (often with induction-hardened teeth at HRC 50), low-carbon steel, plastic polyacetal, and stainless steel 1.4305.
Sprockets fit single, double, and triple-strand roller chains per DIN ISO standards, including 03, 04, 05B-1, 06B-1, 08B-1, 10B-1, 12B-1, up to 24B-3, with pitches from 4 mm to 38.1 mm.
Designs include KRS with one-sided hub, KRG with hub, and versions with or without hubs; tooth counts range from 8 to 114 teeth.
Many sprockets feature induction-hardened teeth (around HRC 50) for increased durability, while other models come blank or non-hardened.
Ex-stock items ship immediately; other items deliver in 3–4 weeks. Custom sprockets are also available upon request.
Yes, taper bushes and custom sprockets are available. You can request custom bore sizes (e.g., H7), specific tooth counts, or special profiles.
