ANSI #41 Tandwiel

ANSI #41 Tandwiel

The ANSI #41 sprocket (pitch 1/2″, 12.7 mm) is a core American-standard roller chain sprocket for industrial drives across conveyors, agricultural machinery, and manufacturing equipment. Manufactured from C45 carbon steel with CNC-hobbed, induction-hardened teeth (HRC 50–60), it delivers superior wear life and dimensional accuracy, solving premature tooth wear and chain-jumping issues in ANSI B29.1 compliant drive systems.

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Description

ANSI #41 Tandwiel

Technical Specifications — ANSI #41 Sprocket

Parameter Value Notes
Chain Number #41 ANSI B29.1
Pitch 1/2″ (12.7 mm)
Roller Diameter 0.306″
Tooth Width B1 0.227″ Standard hub
Type A (single, no hub) Plain disc For welding or bolting
Type B (single hub) Standaard Most common
Type C (double hub) Extended shaft grip Heavy loads
Material C45 Carbon Steel
Tooth Hardness HRC 50–60 Induction hardened
Standaard ANSI B29.1

Key Features

ANSI B29.1 Compliant Full conformance to ANSI B29.1 standard ensures interchangeability with any brand of #41 roller chain and drive components available in the Australian market.
Induction-Hardened Tooth Profile Precision tooth-flank hardening to HRC 50–60 extends service intervals by 3× and eliminates the chain-skip failure mode that plagues soft-tooth sprockets.
Type A / B / C Hub Options Three hub styles cover every mounting scenario — from weld-on platewheels (Type A) to deep double-hub engagement (Type C) for maximum torque transfer.
Ex-Stock Availability Standard tooth counts stocked in Australia for same-week dispatch, minimising equipment downtime during emergency replacements.

Compatibility & Selection

Compatible with ANSI #41 roller chain to ANSI B29.1 standard (pitch 1/2″, roller Φ 0.306″). Also available in double-strand (#41-2) and triple-strand (#41-3) for higher power applications. Finished bore and taper bore options available — specify shaft diameter at order. Request a selection guide from our engineers.

Applications

Landbouwmachines

Landbouwmachines
Harvester, planter, grain-auger and irrigation drives
Conveyor & Logistics

Conveyor & Logistics
Roller and belt conveyor main drives
Bouwmaterieel

Bouwmaterieel
Winch, hoist and earth-moving auxiliary drives
Mining & Heavy Industry

⛏️ Mining & Heavy Industry
Robust drives on screening, crushing and transport equipment

Customer Reviews

Rob K.  ★★★★★
Australia · March 2025
“Running ANSI #41 sprockets from Ever-power for over a year on our main conveyor drive — zero failures, zero adjustment needed after initial run-in.”
ANSI #41 Type B Sprocket Z=20
Brian H.  ★★★★★
USA · March 2025
“Running ANSI #41 sprockets from Ever-power for over a year on our main conveyor drive — zero failures, zero adjustment needed after initial run-in.”
ANSI #41 Type B Sprocket Z=18
Yves D.  ★★★★★
Canada · March 2025
“Running ANSI #41 sprockets from Ever-power for over a year on our main conveyor drive — zero failures, zero adjustment needed after initial run-in.”
ANSI #41 Type B Sprocket Z=28
James F.  ★★★★★
UK · March 2025
“Running ANSI #41 sprockets from Ever-power for over a year on our main conveyor drive — zero failures, zero adjustment needed after initial run-in.”
ANSI #41 Type B Sprocket Z=33

FAQ

►  What chain does the ANSI #41 sprocket use?
The ANSI #41 sprocket uses ANSI B29.1 #41 roller chain with pitch 1/2″. Do not use with ISO metric chain of similar pitch without verifying roller diameter compatibility.
►  What is the difference between Type A, B and C sprockets?
Type A is a plain disc (no hub) for welding or bolting. Type B has a single boss on one side. Type C has bosses on both sides for maximum shaft engagement and torque capacity.
►  Are double and triple-strand versions available?
Yes. #41-2 (duplex) and #41-3 (triplex) are available for higher torque drives. Please specify strand count when ordering.
►  Can you supply with a specific finished bore?
Yes. Specify your shaft diameter and keyway dimensions at order. Standard lead time for finished bore is 5–7 days.
►  Do you stock these in Australia?
Selected tooth counts are stocked locally for 2–5 day delivery. Contact our sales team to confirm stock availability for your specific requirement.
  1. Match bore to shaft diameter (H7/k6 tolerance recommended for press-fit applications).
  2. Position sprocket on shaft; secure keyway and set-screw per hub marking torque spec.
  3. Align with driven sprocket using a straight-edge across tooth faces within 0.5 mm.
  4. Thread ANSI #41 roller chain; close with a half-link or connecting link and orientate the open end away from the direction of travel.
  5. Set sag on slack strand to 2–3% of centre distance; recheck after 4 hours of loaded operation.
✓ ISO 9001:2015✓ ANSI B29.1✓ ISO/DIN 8187✓ JIS B 1801✓ BS/DIN Standards✓ GB Standards
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We are a vertically integrated manufacturer with over 25 years of chain drive experience. Our facility spans 35,000 m² and produces over 4 million sprockets per year. We supply OEM partners, distributors, and direct industrial buyers across Australia, with products meeting GB, ISO, ANSI, JIS, DIN and BS standards.

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