single speed sprocket 3d models

Sprocket used in chain drive

Simple Sprocket with Key Slit

This is modeling sprocket of conveyor

A Sprocket made for fun/practice

A Sprocket made for fun/practice

Geometric Sprocket Design Profiles Enhance Machine Performance

sprocket with 48 teeth, diameter 230 mm

Simple 3D Sprocket with Autodesk Inventor 2019

sprocket with 48 teeth, diameter 230 mm

Simple 3D Sprocket with Autodesk Inventor 2019

This is modeling sprocket of conveyor

Chain sprocket with 19T and 14 T

Sprocket created using advanced 3D modeling software known as SolidWorks.

This is my first uploaded model, Engine Sprocket.

This is the driving sprocket in operation now.

Drawing for a chain sprocket created on solidworks.

A sprocket, also known as a sprocket-wheel, is characterized by its toothed or cogged design which engages with chains, tracks, or similar perforated materials.

This provided file features a CAD design for a motorbike sprocket.

Anywhere can utilize a basic sprocket or cog, due to its simplicity.

This is a large sprocket that can be used in a driven shaft of certain machines.

Sprocket z=13; t=5/8"; roller dia=3/8" DIN 8187

A 30-tooth sprocket featuring 25 pitches is equipped with a keyshaft.

In step one of sprocket settings, learn how to customize your configuration for optimal results.

#40 Chain Weld-On Sprocket, 54 Tooth High-Quality Bicycle Component

A sprocket, sprocket-wheel or chainwheel is a profiled wheel with teeth, or cogs, that mesh with a chain, track or other perforated or indented material. The name 'sprocket' applies generally to any wheel upon which radial projections engage a chain...

The depiction in three-dimensional form of Sprocket is what is referred to as a 3D model of Sprocket. ...This detailed representation provides an accurate visualization of the object from various angles.

A Steel Sprocket designed for use with a 3/4-inch diameter shaft is available for purchase.

A chain conveyor incorporates a sprocket to facilitate smooth transportation and movement of items along its path.

An 8-tooth sprocket is specified by the ANSI number 40, referring to its size and standard classification respectively.

... or indented materials. ...Known as 'sprockets', they differ from gears as the latter don't mesh directly and from pulleys due to their toothy nature; sprockets never mesh directly like gears and are distinctively smooth-surfaced compared to pulleys.