SKF PHS W132-1CH12-ADYX90 sprockets and gears
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Sprockets and gears
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Description
SKF PHS W132-1CH12-ADYX90 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 PHS W132-1CH12-ADYX90 and any equivalents.
Sprockets in the SKF PHS W CH ADYX range are chain-drive components: the toothed wheel takes the chain and passes motion through the shaft. You will find them on industrial machinery, conveying systems and production lines where timing and load transfer matter. The metal body and cut teeth are made to sit correctly in the chain link pattern so the drive keeps running in tough conditions.
Reading the code helps you pick the right unit before you order. In PHS W132-1CH12-ADYX90, the letters PHS W mark the chain sprocket family. The figure 132 points to the size or pitch linked to that family. The block 1CH12 covers build details such as strand count and pitch diameter. The closing ADYX90 identifies a specific finish or treatment. Each part of the code tells you something about how the sprocket fits the chain and the assembly.
These sprockets turn up in food processing, cement, mining and logistics operations, on chain-driven equipment, conveyors, elevators and machine tools. Plants, warehouses and workshops keep them on hand as spare parts so a drive does not sit idle. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this SKF line to customers in the United States and several Latin American countries who need components they can rely on for their power transmission systems.
Before you order, match the pitch and tooth count to the chain and the mating wheel. Then confirm the bore diameter and how the sprocket locks to the shaft: keyway, set screw or taper bushing. At installation, line up the sprockets and set the chain tension so nothing wears early. Use the lubricant specified for the chain, and keep the area clean; dirt and grit speed up wear on teeth and chain alike.
On interchangeability, an SKF sprocket can replace another brand when pitch, tooth count, pitch diameter and mounting style all line up. Whether the swap works depends on those variables and on the standard the parts follow. If you are unsure, our technical team can review the details with you and confirm compatibility.
To get a quote on the SKF sprocket you need, send the complete part number to MR Industrial Accessories LLC by WhatsApp or email. Share the designation and a few details about your application, and we will help you land on the right component.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I identify the SKF sprocket I need?
- Start with the full part number on the component or in the machine manual. From there we can check the series, pitch and dimensions. If the number is not available, we can walk you through measuring pitch, tooth count and bore diameter to narrow the selection.
- Is this sprocket compatible with chains from other brands?
- It can be, provided the pitch, tooth count and chain width match. Interchangeability rests on standardized dimensions. Check the pitch and chain type before you replace anything so the teeth engage correctly and you avoid early wear.
- What should I keep in mind when mounting an SKF sprocket?
- Line the sprocket up with the mating wheel, check axial play, and secure the fixing to the shaft according to the bore type. Lubricate the chain with the right product and check tension on a regular schedule. Good alignment and correct lubrication help the assembly last.