What does Martin Sprocket and Gear do?

What does Martin Sprocket and Gear do?

Martin Sprocket & Gear manufactures Power Transmission, Material Handling Solutions, and Hand Tools. Offering vast inventories & local field support.

Are Martin sprockets hardened?

Unless you pay a premium, Martin sells sprockets without hardened teeth. Depending on the size, this premium can be somewhere around 50%. On the other hand, BlackStar solid-steel sprockets come standard with induction hardened teeth on the sizes that need them most.

Where are Martin sprockets made?

Martin Tool and Forge, a division of Martin Sprocket and Gear, has been a leading supplier of quality industrial hand tools since 1917. All Martin Tools are made in the U.S.A. with the highest quality materials and engineering.

What type of steel is used for sprockets?

Mainly carbon steel is used for sprocket. Small sprocket up to 100 mm in diameter are machined from low carbon steel and more than 100mm are made from medium carbon steel. Sometimes stainless steel is also used.

What is sprocket in chain?

Sprockets are sturdy wheels with teeth that lock onto a chain. As the sprocket spins, the teeth grab onto the chain and move other parts that interlock with the chain. Sprockets are often made from metal or reinforced plastics that can withstand the force of moving the chain.

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Who makes Martin sprockets?

Martin – Motion – Motion Industries.

What is chain sprocket?

A chain and sprocket drive is a type of power transmission in which a roller chain engages with two or more toothed wheels or sprockets, used in engines as a drive from crankshaft to camshaft. A chain and sprocket drive is one way of conveying power to the wheels of a vehicle.

What is a double pitch roller chain?

Double Pitch Roller Chain has the same basic construction as Standard Roller Chain, but double pitch means the chain pitch is twice as long, has flat-shaped link plates, and longer attachments. Double Pitch Roller Chains have the smallest tolerances for overall length compared to all other types of conveyor chains.