A sprocket is a wheel with embedded teeth designed to engage with accurately spaced blocks on a chain link or cable, enabling the transmission of power. The tooth profile of a sprocket is designed to ensure that the chain enters and exits the engagement smoothly and effortlessly, while reducing the impact and contact stress during engagement.

Chain wheels are widely used in various industries, including but not limited to mechanical transmission in chemical, textile machinery, escalators, wood processing, three-dimensional parking garages, agricultural machinery, food processing, instrumentation, petroleum and other industries. 

Bushing chains are widely used in a variety of mechanical equipment that requires power transmission, such as bicycles, motorcycles, automobiles, industrial production lines, etc. 

Motorcycle chains are rings composed of multiple chain links, usually made of metal materials such as high-strength alloy steel, which have excellent wear resistance, tensile strength, and toughness. It connects the engine and wheels of the motorcycle, and realizes the transmission and conversion of power through the action of the sprocket.

As a high-performance transmission element, type B standard roller chain has a wide range of application prospects and important technical value in mechanical equipment.

A special type of roller chain that is widely used in various transmission systems, especially where high precision and high strength are required.