Finished Bore Hub

Product Item:HXST-320

Model: Finished Bore Hub

Material: C45, etc.

Surface treatment:Teeth hardened, Black oxide, Zinc plated, Electrophoresis etc

Package:Standard export case, individual package (neutral or colorbox) available.

Description

finished bore hub is a type of hub that comes with a pre-machined or finished bore, ready for installation onto a shaft. Here are some key details about finished bore hubs:

Function: The primary function of a finished bore hub is to provide a secure connection between a shaft and a rotating component, such as a pulley, sprocket, or Gear. It facilitates the transfer of torque from the shaft to the component.

Finished Bore: A finished bore hub is machined to have a specific diameter and keyway (if applicable) that matches the dimensions of the shaft. This eliminates the need for additional machining on the bore, making it ready for immediate installation.

Construction and Material: Finished bore hubs are typically made from steel or other suitable alloys to ensure strength and durability. The material choice depends on factors such as load capacity, operating conditions, and environmental considerations.

Design Variations: Finished bore hubs may come in various designs, including flange-mounted, solid, or split types. The specific design and features depend on the application requirements and the type of rotating component being connected.

Installation: Installing a finished bore hub involves sliding it onto the shaft and securing it using set screws or other fastening methods. The set screws are tightened against the shaft to ensure a tight fit and prevent any rotational movement.

Applications: Finished bore hubs are commonly used in power transmission systems, conveyor systems, machinery, and equipment where a reliable and rigid connection between a shaft and a rotating component is required.

Maintenance: Regular inspection for wear, damage, or loosening of the fasteners is important to maintain the integrity of the connection. Proper lubrication may also be necessary depending on the application requirements