Timing belt pulley H 100 z=50, cast iron

Product Description

Timing belt pulley H 100 z=50, cast iron - for H belts with a pitch of 1/2" (12.7 mm). Made of grey cast iron with a pearlitic structure.

The pilot bore allows the pulley to be bored precisely to the shaft size and the fit required by the machine, to H7 tolerance. The keyway is cut on a slotting machine according to DIN 6885.

Typical applications: heavy industrial drives, agricultural machinery, machine tools, presses.

When ordering, please check the lead time - it is shown directly next to the product's stock level.

Timing belt pulley H 100 mm, 50 teeth - pilot bore

FAQ

What is a pilot bore and how is it rebored?

A pilot bore is a technological bore smaller than the target shaft diameter - a turner rebores it precisely to the specific shaft, to H7 tolerance. The keyway is cut on a slotting machine according to DIN 6885.

How do you align pulleys correctly?

The grooves of both pulleys must lie in one plane. Check this with a straightedge or a laser alignment tool. Even a slight lateral misalignment causes rapid wear of the belt's side edges.

How do you choose a pulley for a toothed belt?

The key is matching the series (H = pitch 1/2" (12.7 mm)) and the belt width (100 mm). The drive ratio is calculated by dividing the number of teeth of the driven pulley by the number of teeth of the driving pulley.

How can you recognise a worn pulley groove?

If the bottom of the groove is shiny, the belt has bottomed out and no longer wedges against the flanks - the pulley needs replacing. Profile gauges are used for checking.