Browning® 1128149 Single Strand Finished Bore Type 1 Roller Chain Sprocket With Hardened Teeth and Keyway, 5/8 in Dia Bore, 2.65 in OD, #40 Chain, 15 Teeth, 1/2 in Pitch, Steel
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.
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BrandBrowning®
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UPC662289173075
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Manufacturer Part Number1128149
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CountryUSA
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Pitch Diameter2.405 in
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MaterialSteel
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Chain Size#40
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TypeSingle Strand Finished Bore Type 1
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Hub Diameter2-1/16 in
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Number of Teeth15
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Keyway Size3/16 x 3/32 in
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Outside Diameter2.65 in
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Length Through Bore0.889 in
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Bore Diameter5/8 in
- Furnished with standard keyway on centerline of tooth and hollow head setscrew over keyway
- In-stock hardened sprockets are warranted to last at least twice as long as the standard (unhardened) mild steel sprockets they replace
- For use with 1/2 in pitch ANSI chain
- Additional setscrew at 90 deg to keyway
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Alternative Part NumberH4015X5/8
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UNSPSC31171901
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Package Description1/PK
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Warranty1 Year
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Specification Sheet
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Warranty Information
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Browning® 1128149 Single Strand Finished Bore Type 1 Roller Chain Sprocket With Hardened Teeth and Keyway, 5/8 in Dia Bore, 2.65 in OD, #40 Chain, 15 Teeth, 1/2 in Pitch, Steel
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.
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