
SKF PHS 80-1DSA16 sprockets and gears
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Sprockets and gears
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Description
SKF PHS 80-1DSA16 is a reference of sprockets and gears, within Power transmission. Request a quote for PHS 80-1DSA16 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
SKF PHS DSA series sprockets are chain drive sprockets for power transmission. They are mounted on shafts and mesh with roller chains to transmit motion and torque in a wide variety of machines. Their design and manufacturing follow SKF standards, a brand MR sells, which ensures reliability and good performance in demanding industrial applications.
The designation of these sprockets is interpreted as follows: PHS identifies the SKF sprocket line; the number that follows indicates the chain pitch according to the ASA standard; -1 indicates it is single strand (one row); DSA corresponds to the execution with hub and pilot bore; and the final number (15, 16, 17, etc.) is the number of teeth. Thus, a code such as PHS 40-1DSA15 is a sprocket with pitch 40, single strand, with 15 teeth. Suffixes may vary to indicate special finishes, but in this series the basic structure is maintained.
These sprockets are used in chain drives of industrial machines, conveyors, elevators, agricultural equipment, packaging lines and motion systems in food and beverage plants. In Argentina, they are common in the metallurgical and cement industries and in the agro-industrial sector, where a robust, low-maintenance drive is required. Their construction allows them to adapt to different mounting configurations and transmission ratios.
To select the right sprocket, take into account the chain pitch, the number of teeth, the shaft diameter and the hub type. Verify that the pilot bore can be machined to the required diameter and that the hub is wide enough for mounting. Alignment between sprocket and chain is critical: misalignment accelerates wear. Lubricate according to the manufacturer's recommendations and periodically check chain tension. If you need to modify the bore, do it with suitable tolerances to avoid eccentricity.
As for equivalences, SKF PHS DSA series sprockets follow ASA standards for pitch and number of teeth, so they can be interchanged with other brands that respect those dimensions. However, always verify the hub dimensions and bore diameter, as they may vary between manufacturers. If you have doubts, ask us with the full designation and we will help you find the best option.
If you need an SKF PHS DSA sprocket, send us the full part number by WhatsApp to MR Accesorios Industriales. We will quote you and advise you so you choose the right option for your application. At MR Accesorios Industriales we are here to help you.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm the dimensions and version against the manufacturer's data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the designation PHS 40-1DSA15 mean?
- PHS indicates the SKF sprocket line; the following number is the chain pitch according to the ASA standard; -1 means single strand (one row); DSA is the execution with hub and pilot bore; and the final number is the number of teeth. Thus, it is a sprocket with pitch 40, single strand, with 15 teeth.
- How do I choose the right sprocket for my machine?
- You need to know the chain pitch, the desired number of teeth, the shaft diameter and the available space. Also consider the transmission ratio and the service conditions. If you have doubts, ask us with the data of your application and we will advise you.
- Are SKF sprockets interchangeable with other brands?
- Yes, as long as they respect the ASA standardized dimensions for pitch and number of teeth. Still, verify the hub and bore dimensions, because they may vary between manufacturers. For a safe replacement, compare the critical measurements before mounting.

