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Taperlock bushings are tapered non-flanged split bushings that utilize screws to tighten on the shaft, supplying excellent clamping power. Taperlock bushings are used on sprockets, sheaves and pulleys to enhance clamping power above standard bored to dimension solution that only utilizes a keyway and set screw to lock onto the shaft. Taperlock bushings are extremely common and are interchangeable amongst manufacturers.

Taper locking bushings and hubs are employed to mount pulleys, sprockets, and sheaves on shafts. They are split, flangeless bushings that use screws to tighten on the shaft and offer exceptional clamping power. These bearings also hold sprocket hubs narrow, sustain a small heart of load dimension, and stabilize overhung loads. Employed in flush mounting, taper locking bushings have evenly spaced installation and removing holes. They are very powerful in substantial-torque apps when put in accurately.

Put in 1.1. Thoroughly clean all oil, dirt and paint from shafts, bushing holes, bushing exterior and holes of elements (sprockets, pulleys, and many others.). Insert the bushing into the assembly. 3. Match the pattern of holes, not threaded holes (every gap is threaded on a single side only). Insert the socket head cap screws or screws into the half-threaded holes shown in the graphic under. Install the assembly on the shaft. 4. Convert the torque placing or protect screw* to the advisable torque location in the diagram below. Fill any unfilled holes with grease.