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KHK GEARS Hubless Metric Ratchet SRT2-50

The KHK GEARS Ratchet Gear (6.28 Pitch) is a hubless metric ratchet with 50 teeth, a 15 mm bore diameter, and a 100 mm outside diameter. Made from black oxide-coated steel with induction-hardened teeth (MPN SRT2-50)…

SKU 3G-OTH-724304

Also listed as: SRT250 · SRT2 50

Brand
KHK GEARS
Item
Hubless Metric Ratchet SRT2-50
Part Number
SRT2-50
Category
Hubless Metric Ratchets
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
Phone
+65 8878 8355
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
SRT2-50
Type
Black Oxide-Coated Steel
Teeth
50
Bore Dia
15 mm
Outside Dia
100 mm
Tooth Heat Treatment
Induction Hardened

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Product Description

The KHK GEARS Ratchet Gear (6.28 Pitch) is a hubless metric ratchet with 50 teeth, a 15 mm bore diameter, and a 100 mm outside diameter. Made from black oxide-coated steel with induction-hardened teeth (MPN SRT2-50), it is designed for unidirectional indexing and locking applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a KHK ratchet gear used for?

A KHK ratchet gear is used for unidirectional indexing and locking in industrial machinery. It allows motion in one direction while preventing reverse rotation, commonly applied in hoists, conveyors, and positioning systems. The induction-hardened teeth provide wear resistance for repeated engagement.

What are the specifications of the KHK SRT2-50 ratchet gear?

The KHK SRT2-50 ratchet gear has 50 teeth, a 6.28 pitch, 15 mm bore diameter, and 100 mm outside diameter. It is made from black oxide-coated steel with induction-hardened teeth. This hubless metric design is suited for compact assemblies requiring reliable locking.

Where to buy KHK ratchet gears worldwide?

3G Electric supplies KHK ratchet gears worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial sourcing partner, we provide genuine KHK components like the SRT2-50 to any destination. Contact us for pricing and delivery to your region.

How to install a hubless ratchet gear?

Install a hubless ratchet gear by pressing it onto a shaft of matching bore diameter (15 mm for SRT2-50). Ensure the gear is aligned with the pawl mechanism for proper engagement. Use a keyway or set screw if applicable, and verify free rotation in the intended direction before locking.

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3G Electric supplies KHK GEARS hubless metric ratchets. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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