DODGE D60BTL76-3020 chain sprocket

DODGE D60BTL76-3020 belongs to chain sprocket, part of our Power transmission range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for D60BTL76-3020 and any equivalents.

A DODGE BTL series chain sprocket is the driven element in a roller chain drive, matching the chain pitch and carrying the taper bushing that locks it onto the shaft. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to plants and maintenance departments throughout the United States and in several Latin American countries.

Reading the code is the quickest way to know what you are holding. Take D35BTL26-1210: the D35 prefix tells you the chain pitch, BTL identifies the series, 26 is the tooth count, and 1210 is the taper bushing the bore is machined for. Change the last digits to 1610 and you have D35BTL30-1610, a 30-tooth sprocket on a larger bushing. Teeth and mounting therefore sit side by side in one reference.

These sprockets appear wherever a motor or gearbox has to drive a shaft through a chain: conveyors, mixers, mills, elevators and general process equipment. They keep the two shafts synchronized while absorbing the loads that come with the drive.

Selection comes down to three items: tooth count, chain pitch and the taper bushing size the bore takes. Because the bushing handles the grip on the shaft, the sprocket goes on and comes off without a press, which keeps changeouts simple. Line up sprocket and chain carefully and keep the drive lubricated to hold wear down. BTL sprockets accept different bushing sizes to suit different shaft diameters.

Interchange is possible with other makes that run the same chain pitch and taper bushing system, provided the tooth count and bore dimensions line up. Check the bushing and the center distance before you commit. When replacing a worn sprocket, the code stamped on the part is the reference to trust.

Send the code or model you need by WhatsApp or email and our team will prepare a quote and suggest an equivalent. If the designation or the mounting is unclear, we can help you sort it out.