Tritan 35BS13H 5/8 in Bore Sprocket 35 Chain Size collectible
- Bearings, V-belts &…
- Transparent
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Metric two-piece clamping collar fits 15 mm shafts for secure power-transmission mounting
The Climax Metal Products M2C-15-S is a metric two-piece clamping collar designed for shaft mounting in power transmission systems. Its split construction allows installation without removing other components from the shaft. This collar suits maintenance engineers and machine builders who need a secure, reusable fastening method for bearings, sprockets or pulleys on metric shafts.
The product carries California Proposition 65 warnings for substances known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. No thermal, acoustic or electrical power characteristics are associated with this passive mechanical component. Normal use involves static clamping force rather than energy dissipation or noise generation.
The two-piece design frees up assembly time by eliminating the need to slide the collar over shaft ends or disassemble adjacent parts. It requires a compatible metric shaft diameter and appropriate fastener torque to achieve rated holding power. Buyers who need a one-piece solid collar or a non-metric bore size should select a different style.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CLIMAX METAL PRODUCTS |
| Product type | Bearings, V-belts & Power Transmission Equipment |
| Product color | Transparent |
Separate the two halves, position the collar on the shaft, align the clamp screws, and tighten them evenly in a cross pattern; the step often missed is re-checking torque after the first run-in period.
Inspect the clamp screws and bore for wear or corrosion at regular intervals; replace the collar if the bore shows fretting or the screws no longer hold the specified clamping force.
The clamping force can relax due to vibration and thermal cycling, so the first limit is loss of holding power on the shaft.
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