Drive Chains & Sprockets

Chains are solid, robust and reliable components that are capable of transmitting power through tensile forces.

Permanent-magnet synchronous motors consist of a rotor that spins inside a stator. This type of motor can be found in many household appliances and office equipment.

Chains are usually most frequently used in transmission machines to reduce costs. These motors are more suitable for short duration, non-stop power transmission applications. They are more suitable than a conventional DC motor.

You have two ways to use helical gear in the camshaft drive of a four-stroke engine. One of these three is for high-speed conditions—in motorcycles, car engines, or other devices such as power tools.

Chains are like belts. They’re easier to install than gears, and they have greater strength and resistance to shock loads than gears. Roller chains are used in many applications for transferring power efficiently and economically.

Chain drives are more durable than belt drives, and because they’re quieter, there is a lot less noise in your vehicle, so you can enjoy road trips much more comfortably. They’re not dependent on tension for effective operation and do not require a fixed distance between centers.