uxcell Single Split Clamp-On Shaft Collar 2" Bore One-Piece Clamping Collar, 3" OD, 11/16" Width, 304 Stainless Steel Axle Collar Clamp, Set Screw

uxcell Single Split Clamp-On Shaft Collar 2" Bore One-Piece Clamping Collar, 3" OD, 11/16" Width, 304 Stainless Steel Axle Collar Clamp, Set Screw

Size - 2 inch split shaft collars, 3 inch outside diameter, 11/16 inch thickness. Durable Construction - Made of 304 stainless steel, high strength, strong locking force, anti-corrosion, and durability. Round bore collars are commonly used as positioners, spacers, stops, and bearing surfaces. Secure and Accurate Positioning - These collars provide a secure grip on the shaft, preventing slippage or movement of components. They offer accurate positioning of parts, maintaining stability and precision in various applications. Versatile Applications - These collars are widely used across different industries, including automotive, robotics, and manufacturing. They can be used in various equipment and machinery to secure gears, pulleys, sprockets, or other components onto shafts. Easy Installation - Split collars can be quickly installed or removed by opening the collar and placing it around the shaft, then tightening the screws to secure it in place.
Durable Construction: Made of 304 stainless steel, high strength, strong locking force, anti-corrosion, and durability. Round bore collars are commonly used as positioners, spacers, stops, and bearing surfaces.

Secure and Accurate Positioning: These collars provide a secure grip on the shaft, preventing slippage or movement of components. They offer accurate positioning of parts, maintaining stability and precision in various applications.

Versatile Applications: These collars are widely used across different industries, including automotive, robotics, and manufacturing. They can be used in various equipment and machinery to secure gears, pulleys, sprockets, or other components onto shafts.

Easy Installation: Split collars can be quickly installed or removed by opening the collar and placing it around the shaft, then tightening the screws to secure it in place.