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Plastic Sprocket for Modular Belt 2520

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Product Overview
The 2520 sprocket is a standard drive wheel specifically designed to match the 2520 modular belt with a 25.4 mm pitch. It is made from food-grade engineering plastic using integrated injection molding, with tooth profiles precisely matched to the belt hinges. It is mainly used for conveyor drive, direction change, and tensioning mechanisms. The product combines lightweight construction, high meshing accuracy, and hygienic cleanliness, and is widely used in smooth conveying lines in industries such as food, baking, beverages, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and small package handling.
Dimensional Drawing
 d   D
20 13.6 6.3 30
The illustrated sprocket has 12 teeth 
Material Specifications

Material: Polyoxymethylene (POM)
Color: White
Processing method: Injection molding

Specification Table
Type    -    Application + Processing Method    -     Category    -     Number of Teeth    -     Hole Shape + Diameter
EA-MBMD-2520-12T-S40
 
Part NumberD
(mm)
Weight
(g)
TypeApplicationProcessing MethodCategory Number of TeethHole ShapeHole Diameter d (mm)
EAMB: Sprocket for mesh beltMD: Injection molding252012T (12 teeth)S (square hole)4099300
15T (15 teeth)124400
* Shaft bore diameter tolerance:±0.05 mm
Part Number
EA-MBMD-2520-12T-S40
EA-MBMD-2520-15T-S40
Part NumberStandard Unit PriceMinimum order quantityVolume DiscountDays to ShipNumber of Teeth Hole Diameter
(mm)

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1 Piece(s) 18 Day(s) or more 12 teeth40

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1 Piece(s) 18 Day(s) or more 15 teeth40

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Basic Information

Model Type 2520

Frequently asked question (FAQ)

Question: Sprocket tooth profile wears out too quickly, causing skipped teeth or the chain catching on the belt?
Answer: This is often due to excessive tension or the presence of abrasives in the environment (such as sand or debris). Injection-molded materials are relatively soft, so once worn, the meshing accuracy will decrease. Solution: Regularly check the tension of the chain belt and clean any residual foreign objects between the sprocket teeth.
Question: Is shaft play caused by deformation of the sprocket center hole under load?
Answer: If a 2520 sprocket is installed on a square shaft and the hardness of the injection-molded material is insufficient or the load is too high, the corners of the square hole are prone to becoming rounded or cracking. Recommendation: For high-load applications, install a machined metal center insert or use reinforced nylon material.

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