MECCANIXITY Shaft Collar 1 1/8" Bore Double Split Carbon Steel Clamping Collar Shaft Collars with Set Screw Black 4 Pack

What is this?The shaft collar is mainly used to fix one end of the ball guide shaft and can be used as a simple stop to prevent the ball guide shaft from slipping out. Suitable for motor bases, drive shafts, machine tools, and printing machines. Widely used in industrial automation, conveyor belt systems in manufacturingWhat will I get?The shaft clamping collars, we provide here, are in the size of:Material: Carbon SteelColor: BlackInner Diameter: 1-1/8 InchOut Diameter: 1-7/8 InchThickness: 1/2 Inch In the package of: 4 Pack x Shaft Lock CollarAre there any advantages of the product?1. Set screw shaft collar made of Carbon Steel material, stable performance, oxidation resistance and rust resistance, long service life2. The design has good matching performance, closely fits the guide shaft, and has strong locking and support forces.How to use it?1. Put this ring on the guide shaft 2. Then tighten the screw to make sure the ring is firmly on the guide shaftWhat should I notice?All size above is measured manually, please allow +/-0.1 inch error.

• The shaft collar is mainly used to fix one end of the ball guide shaft and can be used as a simple stop to prevent the ball guide shaft from slipping out. Suitable for motor bases, drive shafts, machine tools, and printing machines. Widely used in industrial automation, conveyor belt systems in manufacturing
• The shaft clamping Collar, we provide here, are in the size of: Material: Carbon Steel; Color: Black; Inner Diameter: 1-1/8 Inch; Out Diameter: 1-7/8 Inch; Thickness: 1/2 Inch
• The set screw shaft collar design has good matching performance, closely fits the guide shaft, and has a strong locking force and support force.
• Clamp-on collar made of aluminum alloy material, stable performance, oxidation resistance, and rust resistance, and long service life.
• Instructions: put this ring on the guide shaft Then tighten the screw to make sure the ring is firmly on the guide shaft