212-4544: 16 Teeth Impeller Sprocket

An Impeller Sprocket is used to transfer power from the engine to the Impeller, which is responsible for propelling Snow and debris through the chute and out of the Blower. It features 16 evenly spaced Teeth around its circumference, strategically designed to engage with the corresponding drive chain unit. When the Snow Blower's engine is running, it rotates a drive shaft connected to the Impeller Sprocket and transmits the rotational force to the Impeller. Attributes: • The pitch diameter of the Impeller Sprocket is 81.25mm, which provides an ideal balance between torque and rotational speed • Hardened to Rockwell C scale hardness of 40 HRC Minimum, which determines it's resistant to deformation and wear Applications: An Impeller Sprocket ensures smooth and consistent power transmission from the Snow Blower's engine to the Impeller, resulting in reliable and effective Snow-clearing performance.