Double sprocket with hub, pitch 5/8", 36 teeth

MR Piñón doble 5/8" Z36 belongs to sprockets and gears, 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 Piñón doble 5/8" Z36 and any equivalents.

This EMMAR double sprocket with hub is designed for power transmission setups that require driving two chains in parallel or duplicating the drive on a single shaft. With a 5/8" pitch and 36 teeth, it is made from SAE 1045 steel, a material selected for its strength and machinability in demanding industrial applications.

The sprocket features two toothed crowns, which allows it to synchronize two chain strands or provide a redundant drive on the same shaft. The hub serves as the central mounting point, enabling secure fastening to the shaft with set screws or a key, depending on the configuration. Every unit is manufactured to consistent specifications, ensuring reliable meshing and even wear across the teeth.

Common applications include chain conveyors, bucket elevators, agricultural machinery, and material handling equipment. It is also found in production lines where two chain strands must operate in sync from a single wheel. The SAE 1045 steel construction offers good resistance to contact wear and can accept surface treatments for harsh environments. This sprocket is a frequent replacement part in plants running 5/8" pitch chains.

When installing, confirm that the shaft diameter matches the hub bore and that keys or set screws are in good condition. Check alignment between the sprocket and the driven wheel; misalignment accelerates wear on both teeth and chain. Proper lubrication and correct chain tension also affect service life. For high-speed operation, verify balancing. If you need assistance, our team can help you select the right configuration for your equipment.

For a sprocket with a different tooth count, pitch, or hub style, we can manufacture it. To request an equivalent, send the part number MR-PINON-DOBLE-5-8-Z36 or the full designation via WhatsApp. You can also provide a photo or sketch with main shaft and tooth dimensions. We will review feasibility and respond with a proposal.