3-B-50-SD 3 Groove A Or B-belt Sd-bush
3B50SD V-BELT PULLEY SHEAVE ; NON-RETURNABLE 3 GROOVE 5"OD
Transmission Pulley; 3 Grooves; 5.35" Outside Diameter; Bushed; SD Bushing Series; A | B Belt Series; 4.6" Pitch Minimum; 5" Pitch Maximum; 1/2 To 2" Bushing Bore Range; Keyway
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3B50SD V-BELT PULLEY SHEAVE ; NON-RETURNABLE 3 GROOVE 5"OD
Transmission Pulley; 3 Grooves; 5.35" Outside Diameter; Bushed; SD Bushing Series; A | B Belt Series; 4.6" Pitch Minimum; 5" Pitch Maximum; 1/2 To 2" Bushing Bore Range; Keyway
Browning 11-TOOTH MPB #160-1 CHAIN SPROCKET BRW 160-B-11
Browning®Type B minimum bore sprockets are offered in single, double and triple strands. Offerings include 25 to 200 pitch range. Minimum bore sprockets are available in bore ranges from 1/4 to 8-3/8 in.
5/8" GR-80 ALLOY LOG CHAIN >(FT)-TCI18025 >
Browning® finished bore sprockets are offered in single strands. Offerings include 35 to 100 pitch range. Finished bore sprockets are available from 3/8 to 2-7/16 in. Hardened teeth are available up to 30 teeth.
IDC Select® classical A/B combination, C and D sheaves, and narrow 3V, 5V, and 8V sheaves are available in QD® bushing designs. They are precision machined from 30 gray cast iron, statically balanced, painted with a baked enamel finish and individually packaged.
Browning® 1296433 Automatic Torque Limiter, 1 in Straight Bore, 4-1/2 in OD, 2800 in-lb (1 Spring)/4900 in-lb (2 Spring) Torque
Browning® torque limiters are torque control devices that slip under excessive load but automatically carry the desired load after the excess has been removed. The device can be easily adjusted to slip at a desired overload and automatically re-engage when overload is removed. Overload should be removed promptly since prolonged slippage can be detrimental to the friction disc. Generally, no resetting is required after the torque limiter has slipped. Torque limiters help prevent machine and product damage and costly downtime caused by shock loads, overloads or machine jams but should not be used as clutches.
