Antunes 7001649 Sprocket with Set Screw, 25B20, 5/16 Bore, 20 Tooth

Antunes 7001649 Sprocket with Set Screw, 25B20, 5/16? Bore, 20 Tooth

The Antunes 7001649 Sprocket with Set Screw is a genuine OEM replacement drive sprocket engineered for use in conveyor and chain-driven systems within Antunes commercial kitchen equipment. Designed with a 25B20 chain profile, a 5/16? bore, and 20 teeth, this sprocket ensures precise engagement, smooth rotation, and dependable performance in high-use environments.

Product Overview

Drive sprockets are critical mechanical components that transfer power from motors to conveyor chains, enabling smooth movement and reliable operation of moving parts like belts and rollers. The 7001649 sprocket, featuring a set screw for secure attachment, is designed to maintain tight chain engagement and minimize wear. Replacing worn or damaged sprockets with this OEM part helps preserve equipment performance and extend service life.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Replacement — Manufactured to original Antunes specifications for reliability and compatibility.
• 25B20 Chain Profile — Designed to fit standard 25B20 roller chains for precise engagement.
• 5/16? Bore — Standard bore size for easy fitment on compatible shafts.
• 20 Teeth — Optimal tooth count for smooth transfer of motion in conveyor systems.
• Set Screw Included — Provides secure mounting to prevent slippage under load.

Compatible Equipment

This sprocket fits conveyor and chain drive assemblies in select Antunes commercial appliances. Always confirm compatibility with your specific equipment model and parts diagram before ordering to ensure proper fit.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose Genuine Antunes OEM Parts?

• Ensures precise fit and long-lasting performance
• Promotes smooth conveyor chain movement
• Reduces mechanical wear on connected components
• Built to withstand heavy commercial kitchen use
• Meets original factory quality and durability standards

Installation & Maintenance Tips

• Turn off power before servicing conveyor or drive systems.
• Remove worn or damaged sprockets to prevent premature chain wear.
• Install the new sprocket with the set screw snug and secure.
• Check chain alignment and tension after installation.
• Apply appropriate lubrication to chain and sprocket contact points.