
SKF PHS P76-1BH8X44MMNSKW sprockets and gears
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Sprockets and gears
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Description
SKF PHS P76-1BH8X44MMNSKW is a reference of sprockets and gears, within Power transmission. Request a quote for PHS P76-1BH8X44MMNSKW via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
The SKF PHS line sprocket is a chain drive sprocket designed to be mounted on shafts and mesh with standard-pitch chains. It is used in equipment where motion and torque must be transmitted at a constant ratio, such as conveyors, machine tools, pumps and lifting systems. MR Accesorios Industriales carries this line as part of its power transmission catalog, with support to choose the correct configuration according to the chain pitch and the available shaft.
The PHS series designation is built from several blocks. After the fixed letters comes the chain pitch and the number of strands; then the bushing or hub type and the bore diameter; further on, the fastening system and the material or treatment. A specific example is PHS P76-1BH8X44MMNSKW: the P76 block indicates the pitch, 1 the number of strands, BH8 the bushing type, 44MM the bore diameter in millimeters and NSKW the finish or fastening. Each suffix changes the mounting, so it is best to read them all before ordering.
These sprockets are found in chain conveyors, packaging lines, woodworking machines, lifting equipment and low- and medium-speed drives. In the Argentine market they appear in food plants, cement plants, tanneries and metalworking shops, where the chain and sprocket work with dust, moisture or frequent washdowns. They are also used to replace worn sprockets on older machines, as long as the pitch and number of teeth match the existing chain.
To select correctly, first look at the chain pitch and the number of strands: they are not mixed. Then check the bore diameter and the fastening type, because the sprocket's centering and freedom from axial play depend on that. Lubrication and alignment between sprocket and chain are key to service life: slight misalignment accelerates wear on teeth and bushings. If the equipment works with a lot of dirt, consider guards or seals that prevent the chain from dragging particles.
As for equivalences, sprockets are compared by pitch, number of teeth, bore diameter and bushing type, not by the manufacturer's part number. A sprocket from another brand with the same geometry may work, but tolerances and material must be confirmed. MR Accesorios Industriales carries SKF as a brand and can guide you if you need an alternative compatible with your chain.
If you already have the sprocket part number, the chain pitch or a photo of the part, send it by WhatsApp to MR Accesorios Industriales. With that data the correct configuration can be identified and the quote prepared. You can also ask about sprockets for shafts with keyway, taper bushings or specific fastenings, and about custom sprockets within the PHS line.
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
- How do I know which PHS sprocket I need for my chain?
- You need the chain pitch, the number of strands and the shaft bore diameter. With that data the correct designation block is chosen. If you do not have them, send a photo of the chain and the shaft by WhatsApp and we will help you identify it.
- Can this sprocket replace one from another brand?
- It may work if the pitch, number of teeth, bore diameter and fastening type match. Equivalences are verified by geometry and tolerances, not by the part number. Ask us with the measurements of the original sprocket and we will indicate the compatible option.
- What should I check when mounting a new sprocket?
- Check that the bore and the fastening are centered, without axial play, and that alignment with the chain is correct. Lubricate according to the type of work and check chain wear: a stretched chain accelerates wear on the new sprocket.

