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Browning Steel Bushed Bore Roller Chain Sprocket - H80Q17

CODE: 80Q17

Browning Steel Bushed Bore Roller Chain Sprocket - H80Q17 Bore (Max) (in): 2.6875 in Bore (Min) (in): 0.75 in Number of teeth: 17 Chain Pitch (in): 1 in Material: Steel, Hardened Teeth Chain Used: No. 80, 1 in. Pitch ANSI Chain Product Type: Bushed Roller Chain Sprocket Bushing Used: Split Taper Pitch Diameter (in): 5.442 in Overall Length (in): 2.828125 in Bore Type: Bushed Bore Outside Diameter (in): 5.95 in Number of Strands/Width: 1 Hub Diameter (in): 4.125 in Minimum Bore (in): 0.75 Maximum Bore (in): 2.6875 Number of Hubs: 1 Pitch Type: Single Width Across Tooth Sets: 0.575

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CORREX Tension/Compression Gage with Round Feeler Tip, Range: 25 - 250 grams - 31-023-5

CODE: 31-023-5

CORREX Tension/Compression Gage with Round Feeler Tip, Range: 25 - 250 grams For measuring small mechanical forces Mechanical Tension & Compression Force Gage The ideal instrument to measure, calibrate and standardize the pressure or power to actuate fine mechanisms and spring tensions of: Micro Switches and Relays Electric Contacts Business Machines Communication Instruments Precision Instruments & Gages Controls With Adjustable Friction Torque Automotive Parts etc. Features: Maximum reading pointer eliminates reading errors, stops at highest force measured except .3 - 3 and .6 - 6 gages Measurements can be made in both directions, clockwise or counterclockwise Unbreakable glass protects the dial Available with flat or round feeler tips Furnished in protective case ACCURACY: ±0.01 X maximum dial reading + actual test reading Bidirectional Applicable - Simple operation, easy handling The Correx Tension Gauge allows easy measurement of small mechanical forces. It generates a counter force with the feeler tip, until the subject is raised or takes the desired measuring position. The maximum indicator remains at the last highest power that has been achieved and can be read subsequently. Simplicity Itself - Countless fields of application The feeler arm must always be at right angles to the direction of the force. The measurements can be made in both directions – clockwise and anti-clockwise. Typical testing and checking include: Controls with adjustable frictional torque Spring tension in micro switches and all types of relay contacts Contacts etc. in motor vehicles

ConditionNew MPN31-023-5

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