Antunes 7001408 Sprocket, 20 Tooth, 3/8" Bore, 25B20

Antunes 7001408 — Sprocket, 20 Tooth, 3/8? Bore, 25B20 (Genuine OEM)

The Antunes 7001408 Sprocket (20 Tooth, 3/8? Bore, 25B20) is a genuine OEM conveyor drive component crafted to deliver precise engagement and long-lasting performance in compatible Antunes commercial equipment. Designed to meet original manufacturer specifications, this sprocket supports reliable conveyor operation for heavy-duty kitchen environments.

Product Overview

Sprockets are key conveyor components that transfer motion from the drive motor to the conveyor chain. This 25B20-tooth sprocket with a 3/8? bore ensures accurate matching with the corresponding chain size and shaft diameter. Over time, sprocket teeth can wear or become damaged — replacing them with the Antunes 7001408 restores smooth operation, reduces vibration, and helps maintain consistent throughput.

Key Features

• 20 Tooth Profile — Optimized for 25B20 chain engagement.
• 3/8? Bore — Designed to fit compatible shaft sizes precisely.
• 25B20 Sprocket Standard — Matches industry-standard conveyor setups.
• Genuine OEM Quality — Built to Antunes original specifications.
• High Durability — Engineered for commercial kitchen use.
• Easy Installation — Direct replacement for worn sprockets.

Business Benefits

• Reduce Downtime — Replace worn sprockets quickly to restore proper conveyor motion.
• Extend Component Life — Proper sprocket engagement reduces wear on chains.
• Improve Throughput — Smooth motion supports consistent product handling.
• Lower Maintenance Costs — OEM parts minimize recurring failures.
• Reliable Performance — Designed for continuous use in busy foodservice operations.

Compatibility

The Antunes 7001408 Sprocket (20 Tooth, 3/8? Bore, 25B20) is compatible with conveyor systems requiring this tooth count, chain size, and bore diameter. Always verify your equipment’s conveyor configuration before ordering to ensure proper fit and performance.

Technical Specifications

Care & Maintenance

• Inspect sprocket teeth periodically for wear, chips, or deformation.
• Clean sprocket and chain areas to remove debris and buildup.
• Check shaft fit and alignment before final installation.
• Lubricate adjacent chain components to reduce friction and wear.
• Replace sprocket if excessive play or noise occurs during operation.