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Browning sprockets are toothed wheels or gears with evenly spaced projections (teeth) that engage with chains or belts. They are effective in the manufacturing, automotive and agriculture industries.
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CARoller chain sprockets are designed to work with roller chains, which have evenly spaced pins and rollers. Timing belt sprockets, on the other hand, are used with toothed timing belts and have a different tooth profile designed for precise timing and synchronisation.
The sprocket ratio (gear ratio) is the proportion of teeth on the driving sprocket to teeth on the driven sprocket. It determines the speed and torque relationship between the two sprockets and affects the overall performance of the system.
To calculate the sprocket ratio, divide the number of teeth on the driving sprocket by the number of teeth on the driven sprocket. For example, if the driving sprocket has 20 teeth and the driven sprocket has 40 teeth, the sprocket ratio is 20/40 = 0.5.
The chain sprocket pitch is the distance between the centres of two adjacent teeth on a sprocket.