Industries
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ACHE Sprockets
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Agricultural Equipment
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CNC Machinery
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Industrial Equipment
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Machine & Conveyor Belts for Packaging Industry
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Material Handling
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Oil & Gas Power Transmission Products
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Pulleys & Timing Belts for the Robotics Industry
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Timing Belts & Components for 3D Printers
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Timing Belts & Pulleys for Vending Machines
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Warehouse Automation
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Medical Industry
B&B Manufacturing® has expanded our ACHE Sprocket offering to allow for possible reducer elimination or reduction.
Taper-Lock® ACHE sprockets have a longer bore length in order to withstand high torque. They are designed with extra mass around the shaft so that the sprockets remain stable. However, B&B's ACHE offering is mainly QD® bushed. The QD® design transmits the required torque without unnecessary, additional weight around the shaft. This provides the benefits of reduced bearing and overhung loads. Larger sized sprockets are offered in HTD® to ensure proper chordal action. Chordal action is the rise and fall of the belt tooth in and out of the sprocket teeth. Without correct belt-sprocket tooth engagement, products can get caught, slip, or fall between the belt and sprocket. ACHE Sprockets are used in cooling and condensing in industries like: Oil and Gas production, processing, and transport; HVAC; Power generation, and more.
Why B&B Manufacturing®?
Knowledge of ACHE Sprocket flanging requirements
- When 2 Point Drives have center distances that are greater than 8x the diameter of the smaller sprocket, both sprockets should be flanged on both sides.
- On vertical drives, 1 sprocket should be flanged on both sides, and all the other sprockets in the system should be flanged on the bottom side only.Reduced Acquisition Costs
- B&B Manufacturing® holds sprocket inventory in La Porte, IN (no excess freight charges from marketer to machine shop to attach flange(s)).
- We manufacture flanges in-house (less delays since there is no wait on outside sources to import the flanges, minimizing costs).
We offer Nickel Plating for ACHE (Fin-Fan™) Pulleys/Sprockets.
Why? Because rust, corrosion, or wear of the sprocket can become severe enough to change the sprocketgroove shape, which will have a negative impact on belt life for all belt constructions.
Nickel Plating Process
Maximum Nickel-Plating Thickness : 0.001 – 0.0015”
Electroless Nickel Plating combines resistance to wear and corrosion with excellent adherence to all metals.
B&B Manufacturing follows ASTM B733 Type IV SC3 nickel plating pulleys/sprockets.
Type IV: 5-9% phosphorous (medium phosphorous)
SC3: Moderate Service 0.001 in minimum
Flanges are nickel plated at the same time if required.
Q.D.®, Taper-Lock®, and Double Split Taper bushings available for nickel plating also.
Sizing Available from 14mm sprockets from stock.