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Description
The 60SH14H is a single-strand, Type B Quick Detachable (QD) roller chain sprocket precision-engineered for standard #60 roller chain (3/4" pitch). It features 14 teeth paired with a high-durability induction-hardened rim ("H"), requiring an SH-series tapered QD bushing to clamp securely onto a drive shaft.
Product Specifications
- Industry Designation: 60SH14H
- Compatible Chain Size: #60 ANSI Standard Roller Chain (3/4" Pitch)
- Tooth Count: 14 Teeth
- Hardened Teeth: Yes (Induction-hardened tooth profiles)
- Required Bushing Type: SH Quick Detachable Bushing (sold separately)
- Bushing Bore Capacity: 1/2" to 1-5/8" maximum bore range
- Pitch Diameter: 3.371 inches (85.62 mm)
- Outside Diameter: 3.736 inches (94.89 mm)
- Length Through Bore (LTB): 13/16 inch (20.64 mm)
- Hub Diameter: 2-11/16 inches (68.26 mm)
- Sprocket Weight: ~0.88 lbs (rim only)
Key Features
- Induction-Hardened Teeth ("H"): The tooth profiles undergo specialized heat treatment to resist aggressive abrasive wear. Hardened small driver sprockets are highly recommended when the drive ratio is 4:1 or greater to noticeably extend the service life of both your chain and sprocket.
- Split-Taper QD Compression: Pairs with an interchangeable SH bushing. When drawn tight with standard pull-up bolts, the bushing compresses uniformly across the shaft to create a true mechanical press-fit, preventing keyway wallow and shaft slippage under sudden heavy loads.
- Concentric Tooth Machining: Precision-machined from high-carbon steel with a bore structure perfectly concentric to the outer pitch line. This tight structural tolerance minimizes run-out and limits system vibration.
- Universal Interchangeability: Fully conforms to strict ANSI B29.1 benchmarks, allowing the rim layout to cross-interchange completely with major component brands like Martin Sprocket & Gear, Linn Gear, and Tritan.
Common Industry Applications
This small driver sprocket is widely utilized for high-torque speed reduction configurations in agricultural machinery (such as grain augers or spreaders), automated processing conveyor lines, packaging plant systems, and heavy-duty industrial power drive loops.










