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Martin Sprocket 14CH2265 Plain Sleeve Hanger Bearing with 14" bore and 2-7/16" housing width. Steel construction for general industrial applications.

Name: Martin Sprocket 14CH2265 Plain Sleeve Hanger Bearing with 14" bore and 2-7/16" housing width. Steel construction for general industrial applications.
Brand: Martin Sprocket
Price: 244.93 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

MODEL 14CH2265

BRAND

Martin Sprocket

SKU

252550

WEIGHT

26.000 lb

UOM

each

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$244.93 Each

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Material

Steel

Shaft Diameter B	2.438 in.	Mounting Hole Centers I	2.500 in.
Top Frame Length C	15.000 in.	Slot Size J	.5625 X 1.3125 in.
Top of Hanger to Centerline of Bearing D	9.250 in.	Conveyor Diameter	14.000 in.
Top Frame Width E	5.000 in.	Bolt Length	1.750 in.
Top Frame Thickness F	0.500 in.	Material	Steel
Bolt Size G	0.625 in.	Number of Mounting Bolts	4
Bearing Length Thru Bore H	3.000 in.	Style	226

Storage Dimension Height	2.875 in.	Storage Dimension Width	10.250 in.
Storage Dimension Length	21.625 in.	Weight	26.00 lbs.

SKU: 264057

Great service and selection

I was very pleased to find this on the shelf. The price was fair, and the delivery was prompt. I will do business again with MRO

SKU: 262509

Service manager

on time.. great company thanks john gorth

SKU: 256485

Nice sprocket

sprocket is very nice.

SKU: 263484

Solid product at a great price

Solid product, fair and super fast shipping! MROSUPPLY delivers it all!

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