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DODGE sprockets

DODGE sprockets in this line work with a chain. Replacement identification must consider both elements: teeth must suit the chain and the hub must fit the shaft arrangement. A similar wheel diameter does not necessarily reproduce the existing drive. This subcategory differs from synchronous pulleys despite visible teeth on both, because the engaging transmission element is different.

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Identifying the designation

35BTL18-1008, 40BTL14H-1008 and D35BTL26-1210 are actual chain sprocket references. They contain letters between numbers and a block after the hyphen; the third also retains an initial D. This structure distinguishes reference families without assigning a treatment or performance to each letter. Do not omit H or a prefix when transcribing. Compare the designation with chain and documented mounting details, rather than only the code's beginning.

Application and machine position

In a conveyor, material elevator or auxiliary drive, record which sprocket drives and which is driven, together with the chain path. Check tooth count and geometry, working width, alignment and hub position relative to the structure. A removable bushing reference completes shaft attachment identification. Also document chain condition: wear can obstruct measurement and should not become the sole replacement pattern.

Information for a quote

For a quote from MR Accesorios Industriales, send the code, bore and hub dimensions, a side photograph and tooth detail. Add application, quantity and chain designation. With no readable markings, a dimensioned sketch distinguishes measured data from visual estimates.

Will a toothed pulley of the same diameter work?

Do not assume so. Synchronous pulleys work with toothed belts; this line is identified through its relationship with a chain.

Is tooth count enough for a quote?

It is needed for comparison, but corresponding chain, width and shaft attachment are also required.

Which hub photograph details matter?

Side position, bore and attachment system identify the geometry that must align with the other drive element.

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DODGE BTL Series Sprocket for Chain

The DODGE BTL series sprocket is a chain drive component that mounts on the shaft and meshes with the chain to transmit motion and power. It is used in industrial drives where synchronism and positive drive are required, such as conveyors, elevators, mills and process machines. MR Accesorios Industriales sells this line with advice to choose the right pitch, number of teeth and fastening system.

Some codes:35BTL18-100835BTL19-100835BTL20-100835BTL21-100835BTL22-1210

DODGE BTL Series Sprocket

The DODGE BTL series sprocket is a power transmission component designed to mesh with roller chains. It is used in drive systems that require a precise speed ratio and efficient torque transmission. MR Accesorios Industriales sells this line as part of its power transmission offering.

Some codes:40BTL14H-100840BTL15H-100840BTL16H-100840BTL17H-121040BTL18H-1210

DODGE BTL Series Chain Sprocket

The DODGE BTL series chain sprocket is a power transmission component that meshes with roller chains to transmit motion between shafts. It is used in industrial equipment where rotation must be synchronized and torque transmitted reliably. MR Accesorios Industriales carries this line as a brand, with options for different mounting configurations and applications.

Some codes:D35BTL26-1210D35BTL30-1610D35BTL32-1610D35BTL35-1610D35BTL40-1610

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