uxcell Zinc Plated Carbon Steel Shaft Collars, Set Screw Clamp Collars, Silver Tone, 40mm Inner Diameter, 4 Pieces

What is this?

Shaft collars are primarily used to secure one end of a ball guide shaft and can be used as a simple stopper to prevent the ball guide shaft from slipping. They are suitable for motor bases, drive shafts, machine tools, and printing machines. They are widely used in industrial automation and conveyor belt systems in manufacturing. For everyday use, they can also be used to update lawn and garden equipment such as dollies and yard trailers.

What do I get?

Material: Zinc-plated carbon steel Color: Silver tone

Size: 40mm x 56mm x 13mm (inner diameter * outer diameter * thickness)

Package contents: 4 pcs x shaft collars; 8 pcs x M10*1.5 screws

What are the product advantages?

1. Carbon steel set screw shaft collars with stable performance, oxidation resistance, rust resistance, and long life. 2. Designed for excellent matching performance, close contact with the guide shaft, and strong locking and support force.

How do I use it?

1. Attach this ring to the guide shaft. 2. Next, tighten the screws to ensure the ring is securely attached to the guide shaft.

What should I pay attention to?

Please check the size before purchasing. The shaft collar is primarily used to secure one end of the ball guide shaft and can be used as a simple stopper to prevent the ball guide shaft from slipping. It is suitable for motor bases, drive shafts, machine tools, and printing machines. It is widely used in industrial automation and conveyor belt systems in manufacturing. For everyday use, it can also be used to update lawn and garden equipment such as dollies and yard trailers. Material: Zinc-plated carbon steel; Color: Silver tone; Size: 40mm x 56mm x 13mm Carbon steel set screw shaft collar, stable performance, oxidation resistance, rust resistance, and long life. It has good matching performance, fits tightly to the guide shaft, and is designed with strong locking and support force. Steps: 1. Attach this ring to the guide shaft. 2. Next, tighten the screws to ensure the ring is securely attached to the guide shaft. All sizes above are measured manually. Please allow for an error of 0.1-0.5mm.