TSUBAKI BR70HT-B100A freewheel
- Brand
- TSUBAKI
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Freewheels
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Description
TSUBAKI BR70HT-B100A belongs to freewheel, 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 BR70HT-B100A and any equivalents.
A freewheel from the TSUBAKI BR-HT line lets a shaft turn in one direction while blocking motion in the opposite one. That behavior keeps a load from running backwards, drives step-by-step feeding, and holds timing steady in equipment that would otherwise lose position. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this series to plants in the United States and Latin America and helps buyers match the right unit to the job.
Reading the code is the first step. Take BR60HT-B85A and BR70HT-B100A: BR opens the reference, the figure that follows marks the build size, HT points to the series version, and the closing block (B85A or B100A) describes how the unit is assembled and driven. Quote the full string as printed on the machine or drawing so nothing is missed.
Typical duty covers conveyors, bucket elevators, belt systems, packaging lines and indexing feeders. Food processing, cement, mining, port operations and general manufacturing all rely on this kind of backstop, as do gearboxes and transmissions where one shaft direction must stay free and the other locked.
Choosing a unit comes down to torque, speed, the direction it locks and the conditions on site. Shafts must be aligned and the housing fit correct, because poor alignment speeds up wear. Use the lubricant specified for the series and refresh it on the schedule the duty cycle calls for, and keep seals in good shape against dust, moisture and grit.
Freewheels come in several brands and layouts, and swapping one for another hinges on mounting dimensions, allowable torque and drive type rather than a similar-looking number. Check the fastening, shaft diameter and load capacity, and compare drawings or a physical sample before committing to a replacement.
Send the part number through WhatsApp or email and our team will get back to you quickly. We can also review equivalents and help you pick the right variant. A model number, a photo or the main dimensions is enough for us to work from.
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
- What does the BR-HT designation tell me?
- BR marks the freewheel family and HT the series version. The digits that follow give the size and assembly execution. Send the full part number and we will check it against the technical information we have.
- How can I tell whether a freewheel from another brand will fit?
- Mounting dimensions, allowable torque, speed and the fastening method decide it, not a similar part number. Compare drawings or samples and share the original part data with us so we can assess the replacement.
- What should I include when asking for a quote on a TSUBAKI freewheel?
- The complete part number, the application, torque, rotation speed and shaft diameter. Without a part number, a photo or the main measurements work. Send it by WhatsApp or email and we will reply promptly.