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MARTIN 8018 x 1-3/4 Keyed Bore Chain Coupling Sprocket - Keyed Bore Chain Coupling Sprockets
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MARTIN 8018 x 1-3/4 Keyed Bore Chain Coupling Sprocket

The MARTIN Chain Shaft Coupling Hub: 80 is a keyed bore chain coupling sprocket made of steel. It features a round keyed bore with a 3-1/8 in diameter and a 3/8 in x 3/16 in keyway size. This component is identified…

SKU 3G-OTH-132993

Also listed as: 8018x134 · 8018 x 1 3 4 · 8018-x-1-3-4

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MARTIN
Item
8018 x 1-3/4 Keyed Bore Chain Coupling Sprocket
Part Number
8018 x 1-3/4
Category
Keyed Bore Chain Coupling Sprockets
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Also known as:8018 x 1-3/4MARTIN
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
8018 x 1-3/4
Type
Steel
Bore Dia
3 1/8 in
Keyway Size
3/8 in x 3/16 in

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Product Description

The MARTIN Chain Shaft Coupling Hub: 80 is a keyed bore chain coupling sprocket made of steel. It features a round keyed bore with a 3-1/8 in diameter and a 3/8 in x 3/16 in keyway size. This component is identified by manufacturer part number 8018 x 1-3/4.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a MARTIN Chain Shaft Coupling Hub used for?

A MARTIN Chain Shaft Coupling Hub connects two rotating shafts in power transmission systems, commonly used in conveyors, gearboxes, and industrial machinery. It transmits torque through a roller chain, accommodating minor misalignment. This steel hub with a 3-1/8 in bore and 3/8 in x 3/16 in keyway fits ANSI 80 chain.

What are the specifications of the MARTIN 8018 x 1-3/4 coupling hub?

The MARTIN 8018 x 1-3/4 is a steel chain coupling hub with a round keyed bore of 3-1/8 in diameter. It has a keyway size of 3/8 in x 3/16 in and is designed for ANSI chain size 80. The manufacturer part number is 8018 x 1-3/4, and it is made by MARTIN.

Where to buy a MARTIN chain coupling hub worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MARTIN chain coupling hub worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance for international orders. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source and deliver genuine MARTIN components like the 8018 x 1-3/4 hub to any location. Contact us for a quote and delivery timeline.

How to select the right MARTIN chain coupling hub for an application?

To select the correct MARTIN chain coupling hub, match the bore diameter (3-1/8 in) and keyway size (3/8 in x 3/16 in) to your shaft dimensions. Verify the chain size (80) and hub material (steel) suit your torque and environmental requirements. Consult a power transmission specialist for misalignment and load ratings.

Used in

Common applications for MARTIN
Conveyor systems — Martin chain coupling covers (e.g., 5018COV, 10018) protect rotating couplings from debris and prevent personnel contact.
Pump drives — Martin taper bushed bore coupling sprocket SKU 884D65 transmits torque between pump and motor shafts with secure bushing mounting.
Industrial machinery — Martin aluminum coupling covers (e.g., 8018, 8020) provide rigid protection for chain couplings in high-impact areas.
Food processing — Martin nylon coupling covers (e.g., 4016COV, 6018) offer lightweight, corrosion-resistant enclosure for couplings in washdown environments.
Mining and aggregate — Martin steel coupling sprockets and aluminum covers withstand dusty, heavy-duty conditions on crushers and screens.
Material handling — Martin chain coupling assemblies with covers are used on bucket elevators and screw conveyors to ensure safe operation.
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3G Electric supplies MARTIN keyed bore chain coupling sprockets. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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