Conveyor chain sprockets P50 and P100

Conveyor sprockets are sprockets for long-pitch conveyor chains, in which the chain not only transmits drive but moves the load itself. The sprocket drives the chain, returns it at the end of the line and guides it along a fixed path. If the teeth in a conveyor, scraper or elevator have worn or you are building a new line, this is where you will find a sprocket to match the chain.

Ozdowski conveyor sprockets - teeth matched to the chain variant

We match each sprocket to the full chain designation - pitch and variant - so the rollers seat exactly in the tooth gaps, and the chain runs evenly and wears more slowly. You can choose between two mounting methods: a plate wheel that you weld or bolt to your own hub, or a hub sprocket ready to be fitted on the shaft. When refurbishing a conveyor, you can replace just the worn plate and keep the hub, which shortens downtime and lowers the repair cost. Conveyor sprockets can be made of various materials, e.g. structural steel or cast iron - the material of a specific sprocket is given on the product page.

Conveyor sprockets for P50 and P100 chains - plate wheels and hub sprockets

The group is divided by chain pitch. P50 contains sprockets for 50 mm pitch chains, and P100 - for 100 mm pitch chains. In each series, we have separated plate wheels and hub sprockets. Conveyor chains can be found in the Chains category, in the Conveyor chains group.

How to read a conveyor sprocket designation: pitch P and variant R

The number after the letter P is the chain pitch in millimetres. The symbol R with a number, e.g. R25 or R31, indicates the chain variant within a given series to which the tooth profile is matched. You choose the number of teeth to suit the line design: a small sprocket lowers the conveyor height, while a larger one gives smoother chain running and less wear on the joints.

Customer questions about sprockets for P50 and P100 conveyor chains

Will a P50 R25 sprocket work with a P50 R31 chain?

This should not be assumed. The pitch is the same, but the tooth profile is matched to the chain variant, so the R designation of the sprocket should be the same as that of the chain.

Plate wheel or hub sprocket?

A plate wheel gives you freedom with non-standard shafts and makes refurbishment easier. Choose a hub sprocket if you want to fit it on the shaft without welding or making a hub.

Are conveyor sprockets available from stock?

Stock availability is shown above the product price and may vary depending on the warehouse.