TRITAN
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about TRITAN from 3G Electric.
What are the key specifications of TRITAN roller chain, such as the double strand size 50?
TRITAN double strand roller chain in size 50 has a 5/8 in pitch and is made of steel with riveted pins. It is supplied in 10 ft overall length and includes a connecting link. This chain is used for power transmission in industrial machinery, conveyors, and material handling equipment. The riveted pin design provides durability and resistance to wear. When selecting roller chain, consider the pitch, number of strands, and tensile strength required for the application. TRITAN roller chain is available in various sizes to match different sprockets and load requirements.
What bore sizes and teeth counts are available for TRITAN fixed-bore roller chain sprockets?
TRITAN fixed-bore roller chain sprockets are available for various chain pitches, including 5/8 in and 1 1/4 in. For example, the size 10B sprocket has 21 teeth and a 20 mm bore, while the size 100 sprocket has 10 teeth and a 1 in bore. These sprockets are made of steel and are designed for power transmission systems such as conveyors and packaging machinery. The fixed-bore design requires the sprocket to be secured to the shaft using set screws or a keyway. When selecting a sprocket, ensure the bore diameter matches the shaft and the teeth count is compatible with the chain size and desired speed ratio.
What are the features of TRITAN pillow block ball bearings, such as the RPB16 model?
The TRITAN RPB16 pillow block ball bearing has a 1 in bore and a steel bearing insert with an eccentric collar for secure shaft mounting. It has a shaft height of 1 5/16 in and a maximum speed of 6,490 RPM. The bearing is designed for general purpose applications and meets AFBMA standards. The mounting bolt size is 3/8 in. Pillow block bearings are used to support rotating shafts in conveyors, fans, and other machinery. The eccentric collar allows for easy installation and adjustment on the shaft. When selecting a pillow block bearing, consider the bore size, shaft height, and load capacity required for the application.
What is the difference between TRITAN spherical insert bearings and spherical roller bearings?
TRITAN spherical insert bearings, such as the SA206-20, are inch-system bearings with a radial/deep groove ball design and double-sealed closure. They have a spherical outer ring that allows for misalignment and are typically used in housed units. TRITAN spherical roller bearings, such as the 22216, are double-row bearings with a cylindrical bore and C3 internal clearance. They are designed for heavy radial loads and can accommodate misalignment and thermal expansion. Spherical roller bearings are used in applications with high loads and potential shaft deflection, while spherical insert bearings are used in lighter-duty applications where misalignment occurs. Both types are available in various bore sizes and configurations.
What are the specifications of TRITAN drawn-cup needle roller bearings, such as the MJT-1?
The TRITAN MJT-1 drawn-cup needle roller bearing is a single-row, non-full-complement bearing with a 3/8 in bore, 9/16 in OD, and 0.563 in overall width. It is sealed on one side and uses inch-system dimensions. Drawn-cup needle roller bearings are used in applications requiring high radial load capacity in a small cross-section, such as in automotive, agricultural, and industrial equipment. The drawn cup serves as the outer ring, allowing for a thin-walled design. When selecting a needle roller bearing, consider the bore size, outside diameter, width, and load rating. TRITAN offers a range of needle roller bearings to suit various applications.
Does 3G Electric supply TRITAN products?
Yes — 3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. supplies TRITAN products. We stock the TRITAN catalog and supply genuine factory-original products with full manufacturer warranty and technical support.
