P E R F O R AT E D F I L M S

8 & SUPER 8MM

PRECISION
16 & SUPER 16MM
35 & SUPER 35MM SPROCKETS &
70MM TYPES I & II
ROLLERS
VARIOUS WIDTHS
O F F I L M , PA P E R &
M E TA L TA P E S
FOR FILM PROJECTORS,
M AT E R I A L S CAMERAS & FILM
P E R F O R AT E D P E R
ANSI/SMPTE P R O C E S S I N G E Q U I P M E N T,
151-1993 P R O D U C T I O N M A C H I N E R Y,
239-1989 M E A S U R I N G E Q U I P M E N T,
149-1988
139-1986 P R I N T I N G E Q U I P M E N T,
237-1988 STRIP RECORDERS,
CHART DRIVES,
F I L M P E R F O R AT E D
PER ANSI PH1.20 COUNTERS,
TYPE 1 & TYPE 2 ETC.

PA P E R O R
P O LY E S T E R TA P E
P E R F O R AT E D P E R
USAS X3.18.1967

F L AT O R E M B O S S E D
C A R R I E R TA P E
P E R F O R AT E D P E R
EIA 481-4

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE FOR OVER 85 YEARS.

S PROCKETS . . .

I N T O D AY ’ S
A U T O M AT E D
WORLD,
PRECISION
SPROCKETS
ARE BEING USED
I N A G R E AT
VA R I E T Y O F
A P P L I C AT I O N S .

Cameron Belt Press Systems . . .

LaVezzi 1/4” pitch sprockets drive the printing plates
of this Cameron Belt Press. The large, precision sprockets
enable synchronization not possible with friction drives.
This particular system can produce over 23,000 paperback
books per hour while eliminating many manual and labor
intensive operations associated with web press printing.

Photo courtesy of Banta Corporation and Pro-Systems, Inc.

Dolby Laboratories Soundheads . . .

Dolby Laboratories
utilizes a VKF Style 35mm sprocket in their
digital soundheads. The distinct tooth profile
insures that the film can undergo countless cycles
without damage or distortion to the perforations.

Photo courtesy of Dolby Laboratories.

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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Electronic Components . . .
LaVezzi precision sprockets are used in highly automated
electronics production to move and accurately register lead
frames, carrier tapes for surface mount components and con-
tacts in the plating process. The great variety of perforation
sizes, shapes and pitches demands a full range of sprocket
tooth configurations. LaVezzi engineers can assist you in
selection of the proper design for your application.

T ABLE OF C ONTENTS . . .

Rectangular Tooth Sprockets . . .

.150 Pitch (8mm Film) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3
.1667 Pitch (Super 8mm Film). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4
.1870 Pitch (35mm, Super 35mm & 70mm Film) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 5-13
* Molded Sprockets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8
* VKF™ (Very Kind To Film) Sprockets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 9-10
* Posi-Trol™ Sprockets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 11-12
.2340 Pitch (70mm Film) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 13
.300 Pitch (16mm & Super 16mm Film) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 14-15
Film Rollers & Studs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 16-17

Round Tooth Sprockets . . .

.100 Pitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 18-19
.1574 (4mm) Pitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 19
.250 Pitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 20-21
.375 Pitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 21
.500 Pitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 22
Chart Drive Sprocket Assemblies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 23
Rubber Coated Roller Assemblies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 24

Design Information . . .
Round or Rectangular Teeth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 25
Material Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 25
Dimensional Considerations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 26-27
Parameter Sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 28
Index of Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 29
Other Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 30
VKF & Posi-Trol — TM LaVezzi Precision, Inc.

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.150 PITCH
S P R O C K E T S F O R F I L M & TA P E

#4-40 UNC-2B
.203 (NO ANGULAR
RELATION TO TEETH)

Part No: 108B012D

Pitch: .150
Ø .378
No. Teeth: 8 -.001
Material: 303 S/S (2x)

Applications: .150 pitch tape or 8mm film

per ANSI/SMPTE 239-1989.
Ø .1250 +.0005 .072
.630
±.002
.046
Easily remachined, this design is frequently .032 R .050
used to drive perforated counter or indicating
tape where a positive non-slip feature is
essential. Set screw included. .048

.315
.072 #6 - 32
UNC - 2B
Part No: 116B25D
Pitch: .150
No. Teeth: 16 Ø
Material: 303 S/S .813 Ø Ø Ø
.754 .725 ±.754
Applications: .150 pitch tape or 8mm film ±.001 .001
per ANSI/SMPTE 239-1989.

The center section has been relieved to clear .315 Ø .2505

.2500
.299
the projectable image area of Type R film. .20
The larger diameter allows more angular .046
R.050
.032
engagement (wrap) of the tape/film with
.003
the sprocket. Set screw included.

.040

Part No: 120A68J -B-

Pitch: .150
R.075
No. Teeth: 20
Material: 2024 Aluminum Ø .008
Ø
Applications: Use in tape or film .943
1.012
±.001
applications where extreme -B-
accuracy or wear resistance .046

are not important factors.

Ø .6875 +.0020 .050

The large inside diameter enables this wafer
to be fitted to a wider body which might incor-
porate the tape/film supporting diameter.

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 .1667 PITCH
SPROCKETS FOR FILM & CIRCUIT COMPONENTS

#8-32 UNC-2B
.19
.001 A
-B- R.073
Part No: S116B025D
.005
Pitch: .1667 Ø
Ø
No. Teeth: 16 .907
.839
±.001 .037 -B-
2X
Material: 303 S/S .024
Applications: Can be used with Super 8mm .018

film per ANSI/SMPTE 149-1988 -A-

Ø .251 .038
.250
or 16mm wide film perforated .630 -B-

to Super 8 standards.

Can be readily machined to a narrower width.

Set screw included.

Part No: S118A50E

Pitch: .1667 -B-
R.075
No. Teeth: 18 Ø
Material: 316 S/S .946 (.032)
Ø .005
+.001 1.010
Applications: This wafer can be joined to a (ROOT
wider body to suit various DIA.)

applications. -B- .031 -B-

.501 24 GA.
Ø .500 (.0235)
The material is resistant to most chemicals
used in film processing equipment and is
non-magnetic.

(4) Ø .234 HOLES EQUALLY

Part No: S136A62E SPACED 90° APART ON Ø 1.406 B.C.
(NO ANGULAR RELATIONSHIP TO TEETH)
Pitch: .1667
No. Teeth: 36 .045
-B- ±.001
Material: 316 S/S .025
R.080
Ø
Applications: Corrosion resistant and non- Ø 1.904
-.002
magnetic material makes this 1.971 1.902 .004
+.005 (ROOT
sprocket suitable for a variety DIA.)
of applications. .034
Ø .625 +.001 -B- -B-
.045
Mounting holes are not related to the teeth. ±.001

.125 .125
Part No: S172A100J .087 .087
Pitch: .1667 2.00 .024
.018
No. Teeth: 72
Material: 2024-T3 Aluminum Ø Ø
Applications: Lightweight sprocket with a film 3.805 3.875
±.001 Ø
supporting diameter is suitable 1.000 -B-
Ø 3.750
±.0005
for use in counting equipment,
editors, etc. R.100
-B- .0114
Mounting holes are not related to the teeth.
-B-
(4) Ø .172 HOLES THRU, .036
82° C'SINK (ONE SIDE) TO Ø .335 +.010
(NO ANGULAR RELATION TO TEETH)

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.1870 PITCH
SPROCKETS FOR FILM & CIRCUIT COMPONENTS Ø .064/.062 THRU
(FOR ROLL PIN)
.69

Ø .44 .001 A
-B-

Ø Ø
Part No: 408C25K .550 .470
±.001
Pitch: .1870 TYP
TYP
No. Teeth: 8
Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum 1.097 ±.001 .139 ±.001 TYP
Applications: For use with material -A- Ø .251
.250 (1.375)
perforated per ANSI/SMPTE
139-1986 or 237-1988. .055
R.062
.040
Lightweight and can be hardcoated for
improved wear resistance. .002

The sprocket is to be secured with a roll pin. -B-

.055

Part No: 416DG31M Ø .906 Ø .465

Pitch: .1870 TYP
.0002 -A-
No. Teeth: 16 -B-
Material: Aluminum with Hardcoat Finish
Ø Ø Ø
Applications: Low inertia sprocket for use 1.050 .84 .950 .040 R.077
.949 .030
with material perforated per TYP TYP TYP .004
ANSI/SMPTE 139-1986 or
102-1991. .688 .055
-A- 1.125 .125 -B-
.3125
Ø+.0002 ±.001 TYP
Hardcoat finish gives good wear and .095
(1.375) .165
corrosion resistance.

Screw and nut included.

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 .1870 PITCH
SPROCKETS FOR FILM & CIRCUIT COMPONENTS

Part No: 416C25D #10-32 UNF-2B

.68 Ø.935
Pitch: .1870
Ø.75 .001 -A-
No. Teeth: 16 -B-
Material: 303 S/S
Ø Ø .945
Applications: May be used with materials 1.045 ±.001 .055
TYP TYP R.077
perforated per ANSI/SMPTE .040
139-1986 or 237-1988. .004
.281 TYP
.139 TYP 1.097
±.001
The non-magnetic material may be readily -A-
Ø .2505
.2500 (1.375) .055 -B-
remachined.

Set screw included.

.69 #10-32 UNF-2B

Ø .933 Ø .88
.001 A TYP

Part No: 416CG50B

Pitch: .1870 Ø
.943
No. Teeth: 16 ±.001
TYP
Material: Case Hardened Steel
Applications: May be used with materials
perforated per ANSI/SMPTE
102-1986, 139-1986 or .5005 .250 TYP
-A- Ø .5000 1.125
237-1988. .125 TYP ±.001
(1.375)
.040
R.077
Set screw included. .030
.004 .050

.055

.69 .001 A
Part No: 424CG37B
-B-
Pitch: .1870
R.077
No. Teeth: 24 .312
Ø Ø .040
1.513 1.22 Ø .030
Material: Case Hardened Steel TYP 1.413 .004
Applications: May be used with ±.001
materials perforated per -B- .055
ANSI/SMPTE 102-1986, -A- Ø
Ø .3748 .1245 Ø .250
139-1986 or 237-1988. +.0003
.1240 1.125 .125 1.403
±.001 TYP ±.002
(1.375)
Larger diameter sprocket suitable for use
where the bending radius of the driven
material is limited.

Sprocket is meant to be secured to a shaft

having a .125 keyway which extends to the end.

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.1870 PITCH
SPROCKETS FOR FILM & CIRCUIT COMPONENTS
.2505 Ø ±.945
.001 2X .001 A #8-32 UNC-2B
-A- Ø .2500
Ø .75 Ø
.69 1.045
TYP

Part No: S416C25F

Pitch: .1870 Ø
No. Teeth: 16 .931
2X
Material: 416 S/S
Applications: This sprocket is perforated
to the Super 35mm standard
which is common in the elec- .250 2X
tronics industry for TAB .061 1.253 ±.001 .061
(tape automated bonding) R.077 .055
.040 (1.375)
applications. .004

Set screw included. .055 (Ø .931)

(3) Ø .189 HOLES 120° APART ON 1.375 DIA. B.C.

ONE HOLE ON CENTERLINE OF TOOTH WITHIN .003
Part No: 432A87E
Pitch: .1870 -B-
No. Teeth: 32
Ø
Material: 316 S/S 1.990
±.003
Applications: Suitable for most film Ø R.077
1.890
processing applications ±.001
where corrosion resistance (ROOT .004
DIA.)
is required.
.055
The relationship held between the teeth and -B-
mounting holes facilitates tooth alignment
.8755 16 GA.
in multiple piece sprocket construction. Ø .8750 (.063)

#10-32 UNF-2B
(NO ANGULAR
RELATION TO TEETH)
.69
Part No: 432C37K .250 TYP Ø 1.880 TYP
Pitch: .1870
No. Teeth: 32
Material: 6061 Aluminum Ø 1.890 ±.001
TYP
Applications: For use with materials
perforated per ANSI/SMPTE Ø 1.990
Ø 1.00 TYP
139-1986 or 237-1988.

Low inertia sprocket suitable for use in film

transport devices. May be hardcoat finished
for improved wear resistance. Ø .3750 +.0005
.139 1.097 .139
(1.375)
Set screw included.
.055 TYP R.077
7.5°
TYP .004

.055

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 .1870 PITCH
MOLDED SPROCKETS
.055

(Ø1.045) .060 Ø
.9450
±.0015
TYP R.077

Ø.38 Ø.83 .004

Part No: 416B25S

Pitch: .1870 Ø.250
+.001
No. Teeth: 16 .055 TYP
Material: Delrin (White)
Applications: This item is designed to be used
.133
individually or spaced in pairs
on a 1/4” shaft to accommodate .250

various widths of film or paper. .50

#8-32 UNC-2B
Ø .935 TYP
.69
Part No: 416C25S .0015 A
-B-
Pitch: .1870
.251
No. Teeth: 16 Ø .250
Material: Delrin (Black) Ø .945 R.077
Ø 1.045) ±.0015
Applications: This economical, low inertia -A-
TYP
sprocket is designed for use .004
in strip film projectors. Ø .50
.055 TYP
Set screw included. We recommend that the 1.120 .130 TYP .055
-B-
part be pinned to a shaft. .250 TYP
(1.380)

(3) Ø .125 HOLES EQUALLY SPACED ON .937 DIA.

Part No: 420A62S ONE HOLE ON CENTERLINE OF ONE TOOTH
Pitch: .1870
-B-
No. Teeth: 20
Material: Delrin (White) .100
R.077
Applications: This sprocket is designed .06
Ø 1.183 Ø 1.273
to be mounted on a drum, .012
hub or flange, individually
or in pairs.
.070 -B-
The hole in line with a tooth is used Ø .625 +.003 .100
to facilitate alignment when parts
are used in pairs.

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.1870 PITCH
VKF™ SPROCKETS . . . “VERY KIND TO FILM”

Whether driving film, perforated lead frames or in TAB applications, protecting perforations against
premature failure is often critical. Thus the form and finish of the VKF sprocket has been designed to
reduce damage to the perforation.

The VKF tooth has a maximum width across the flat driving face to minimize the stress on the perforation
face. The corners of the teeth have been radiused to clear the perforation radii. This eliminates the
potential for damage when lateral motion causes the perforations to slide over a relatively square standard
tooth corner.

The finish of the VKF tooth form has been enhanced using the Radi-Blend™ process. With this procedure,
every intersecting tooth edge, both at the sides and the top, is blended and burnished to offer a polished
surface. This insures a smooth engagement and disengagement of the perforated edge with the tooth
surface.

Although the stock VKF design was originally intended for materials perforated per ANSI-SMPTE 102-1991
or 139-1986 (see following stock parts, pages 9 and 10), the process may be applied to other tooth forms.
Super 16 and 35, as well as 70mm tooth shapes, have been improved using this procedure (see Posi-Trol,
page 11). Contact LaVezzi for information on variations or other similar applications.

Standard sprocket in driving position. VKF sprocket in driving position.

R.043
.013 TYP
Part No: 416TL31B .688
Pitch: .1870 Ø
.0002 A .013 TYP
No. Teeth: 16 .465
-B-
Material: Case Hardened 416 S/S
1.050 Ø .950 .072 R.077
Applications: For use where high accuracy .855 Ø .949 5°TYP
TYP TYP .004
and low inertia are important
requirements. 1.125 .125
-A- ±.001 TYP .055
Ø
Ø.3127
.3125 (1.375) .940 .200 -B-
Fastening method insures that the concentricity is .939
.250
maintained when clamped on a .3125/.3123 shaft.

Screw and locknut included.

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 .1870 PITCH
VKF™ SPROCKETS . . . “VERY KIND TO FILM”

Ø .154 THRU, Ø .250

C'BORE .050 .001 A
.68 Ø .56 -B-
#10-32
Part No: 416GL31B UNF-2B
Pitch: .1870 .945
±.001
No. Teeth: 16 TYP
Material: Case Hardened 416 S/S
Applications: Drive sprocket meant to be .3130 -A-
Ø
fastened to a .3125/.3120 shaft .3125 1.125 .125 TYP
using either a set screw or a (1.375)
R.043 TYP .013 TYP
shaft tapped for a #6-32
screw.
.013
TYP
Set screw included. .070 R.077
5° TYP
.004

.005
-B- .055
.250

Part No: 416GL37B Ø .182 THRU, R.043

.31 .125 .013 TYP
Pitch: .1870 #10-32 (2X)
No. Teeth: 16 UNF-2B .875
.001 A .013 TYP
.68
Material: Case Hardened 416 S/S -B-
Applications: Drive sprocket meant to be Ø Ø Ø .070 R.077
fastened to a .3750/.3745 shaft 1.045 .75 ±.945 5°TYP
TYP .001 .004
using either a set screw or a
shaft tapped for a #8-32 .625 -B- .055
Ø
screw. -A- Ø .3755 .935 .250
1.125 .125 ±.001
.3752 ±.001 TYP
(1.375)
Set screw included.

Part No: 424GL37B .013 TYP

R.043
Pitch: .1870 .69 .001 A
No. Teeth: 24 -B-
.013 TYP
Material: Case Hardened Steel .312 Ø
R.077
Ø .070
Applications: May be used with 1.513 1.22 Ø 5°TYP
TYP 1.413 .004
materials perforated per ±.001
ANSI/SMPTE 102-1296,
Ø -B- .055
139-1986 or 237-1988. 1.403 .250
-A- Ø ±.002
Ø .3748
+.0003 .1245
.1240 1.125 .125
This item is identical to Part No. 424CG37B ±.001 TYP
(1.375)
shown on page 6 except the tooth form
is of the VKF style.

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.1870 PITCH
P O S I - T R O L™ P O S I T I V E C O N T R O L S P R O C K E T S

To minimize side-to-side motion of film or other perforated media,

LaVezzi offers the Posi-Trol design.

The tooth form of the Posi-Trol line has been dimensioned to fill the perforation
(on one band) as fully as possible. This allows the material to be guided at the
perforations and eliminates the need for guide flanges, rollers, rails or shoes.

The wide teeth have been properly machined to insure no interference with the
corner radii of the film or other materials. The narrow teeth are dimensioned for
driving only (see Figures 1 and 2).

Note that this design can be modified to suit various application requirements.
For example, the radial tooth width can be increased to minimize backlash. Also,
this tooth form can be utilized with any size sprocket with any number of teeth.

Caution! The Posi-Trol line may not be used with material perforated per
ANSI-SMPTE Standard 102-1991.

Figure 1
The four corners of the wide tooth band have been
radiused to avoid interference with the fillet radius.
The amount of clearance can be modified to suit a
particular application.

.020 TYP
Figure 2
The wide (right) tooth band fills the perforation
width while the narrow band allows for non-uniform
lateral spacing and also drives the material. .020
TYP
The basic tooth form remains the same on all 1.109
.133 ±.001 .133
Posi-Trol sprockets with only the tooth arc changing
to accommodate various sizes and applications. .065
±.001
.106
±.001
.050 .091 REF

.050

.055
-B-
.250 .250

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 .1870 PITCH
P O S I - T R O L™ P O S I T I V E C O N T R O L S P R O C K E T S

.250
.105 TYP .0002 A
Part No: L2SP31 -B-

Pitch: .1870 -A- R.077

No. Teeth: 16 Ø .950
.855 .949
TYP .004
Material: Case Hardened 416 S/S TYP
Applications: Identical to part #416T31B Ø
.465 .055
as described on page 5 Ø
-B-
.3127
except with the Posi-Trol .6875 .3125
tooth form. 1.109
±.001 .133
TYP
Screw and nut included. (1.375)

Ø .182 THRU, .312 .125

(1.375)
Part No: L3RS37 1.109
±.001 .133 TYP
Pitch: .1870
.250 TYP
No. Teeth: 16 .688
.001 A
Material: Case Hardened 416 S/S -B- R.084
Applications: A rigid drive sprocket with
the Posi-Trol tooth form. Ø
.003
.947
.946
.055
Note: This same item is available in a
-B-
.3130/.3125 diameter bore with a counter-
Ø Ø Ø
bored hole for a #6-32 screw for mounting on .75 .936 .3755
TYP .3750
a shaft with a tapped hole (order L3CP31). -A-

#10-32 UNF-2B
(1.375)
Part No: L3XL37 1.109 .133
Pitch: .1870 ±.001 TYP
.69 .250
No. Teeth: 24 TYP
.001 A
Material: Case Hardened Steel -B-
Applications: This item is identical to R.077
Ø
Part Number 424CG37B 1.521 Ø
1.421 .004
as described on page 6 Ø +.001
1.218 TYP
except with the Posi-Trol .055
tooth form. Ø
-B-
1.411 Ø
±.001 .3755
.3750
A special dog point set screw TYP
with a Ø.1245/.1240 tip is included.

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.1 8 7 0 & .2 3 4 0 P I T C H
7 0 M M W I D E F O R M AT

#8-32 UNC-2B
2.750
Part No: 716C25K 2.476 .137
1.375
Pitch: .1870
Ø .934 TYP Ø .88
No. Teeth: 16
Material: 6061 Aluminum Ø
Ø .9435
Applications: This sprocket, which can be .045 ±
.001
TYP
supplied with an anodize or TYP
hardcoat finish, is for use with Ø
.250
film perforated per ANSI PH ±.001
.250 .055
1.20 Type 2. TYP
.040
Set screw included. .004
R.077

Note: This item is also available with a .3125

.055
bore (716C31K) or a .3750 bore (716C37K).

1.38 Ø .2500
#8-32 +.0005
Ø .75 UNC-2B
Part No: 813C25K Ø
Pitch: .2340 Ø .957
1.057 ±.001
No. Teeth: 13 TYP TYP
Material: 6061 Aluminum
Applications: This 13 tooth sprocket is for 2.426 .162 TYP
use with 70mm film which is (2.750)

perforated per ANSI PH 1.20 .250

Type 1. It can also be supplied .162
with an anodize or hardcoat .055
R.093
.040
finish.
.005

Set screw included.

.069

Sprockets of various pitches and sizes are .0004 A

.9468 -.002 TYP
frequently combined when the application .272 1.212
±.001 .272
demands. .816 1.125
±.001 .816
.0004 A
Please feel free to ask LaVezzi engineers
for assistance in designing this type of Ø
sprocket. This will insure the most practical 1.183
A -.002
yet economical configuration. TYP

The sprocket shown is a combination of a

20 tooth .1870 pitch sprocket and a 16 tooth Ø
1.378 .3126
.1870 pitch sprocket. .838 1.080 .838 +.0002
(2.756)

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 .300 PITCH
S P R O C K E T S F O R F I L M & TA P E

#8-32 UNC-2B
Part No: 210B025D (NO ANGULAR RELATIONSHIP
.31 TO TEETH)
Pitch: .300 .001 A
No. Teeth: 10
Material: 303 S/S .046
Applications: Non-magnetic sprocket may be Ø
.032
R.070
.951 .032
used with 16mm film perforated +0 .006
-.001
per ANSI/SMPTE 109-1992 1R TYP
or tape perforated with either .036
.300 or .150 pitch.
.2503 .072
Set screw included. -A- Ø .2500
.630

CLASS 2 THREAD
Part No: See Table (NO ANGULAR RELATIONSHIP
.32 TO TEETH)
Pitch: .300 .001 A
No. Teeth: See Table
Material: See Table .046 -R-
Applications: This series of sprockets with Ø .032 .033
-B- -S-
a single tooth band is for use ±.001
with material perforated per
ANSI/SMPTE 109-1992. The .036
ground supporting diameters
clear the sound track. .072
+.0005 .516
-A- -0
.532
Set screw included. .610
.630

Note that any of these sprockets can be

readily modified for use with Super 16mm film.
Part No. of
Number Teeth Material A B R S Thread
208B25D 8 303 S/S .2500 .753 .050 .003 #8-32
208B25F 8 416 S/S .2500 .753 .050 .003 #8-32
210B25D 10 303 S/S .2500 .947 .070 .0055 #8-32
210B37D 10 303 S/S .3750 .947 .070 .0055 #8-32
216B31D 16 303 S/S .3125 1.518 .085 .009 #8-32
216B37D 16 303 S/S .3750 1.518 .085 .009 #8-32
216B50D 16 303 S/S .5000 1.518 .085 .009 #8-32
220B31D 20 303 S/S .3125 1.898 .093 .011 #10-32
220B37D 20 303 S/S .3750 1.898 .093 .011 #10-32
220B50D 20 303 S/S .5000 1.898 .093 .011 #10-32

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.300 PITCH
S P R O C K E T S F O R F I L M & TA P E

.315 ±.010 #8-32 UNC-2B

Pitch: .300 .002 A

Material: 303 S/S
.046 -R-
Part No. Teeth A B R S Ø .032 .033
208C25D 8 .2500 .753 .050 .003 -B- -S-
±.001
210C25D 10 .2500 .947 .070 .0055
.036
Applications: These sprockets are for use
with film or tape perforated per .100 TYP
ANSI/SMPTE 109-1992 2R. .072 TYP .486
±.001
Ø .2500 -A- .630
Set screw included. +.0003
-0

Pitch: .300 (4) Ø .228 HOLES 90° APART ON A 1.406 DIA. B.C.
(NO RELATIONSHIP TO TEETH)
Material: 316 S/S
.001 A

Part No. Teeth A B R S

212A68E 12 .6875 1.133 .076 .006
Ø R -R-
220A75E 20 .750 1.898 .093 .011 -B-
.034
±.001 -S-
220A100E 20 1.000 1.898 .093 .011
(ROOT
DIA.)
-B-
Applications: This series of wafer sprockets is .036
made from 316 S/S for use in film
processing and cleaning equipment.
Only the 20 tooth sprockets have Ø -A- +.001
.050
(4) .228 diameter holes on a
1-13/32” B.C. (not related to teeth).

Part No: 240A100J Ø .188 THRU, .344 .093

Pitch: .300 (4) @ 90° ON A 2.000 B.C.
.045
No. Teeth: 40 .046
-B-
Material: 2024 Aluminum 3°
TYP
Applications: This wafer type sprocket is
suitable for use in editing
equipment, counters, measur- Ø Ø -B-
3.875 3.807 Ø
3.772
ing equipment, etc..... +.005 -.002
R.125

The four mounting holes are not related to the .190 .007
sprocket teeth.
Ø 1.0005 .036
1.0000 -B-

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 16, 35 & 70 MM
GUIDE ROLLERS
Ø
.625 ALUMINUM
5° TYP
TYP OILITE
Ø .50

Part No: AOR2-25

Name: 16mm Pad Roller
Ø
Material: Aluminum with Oilite Bearing .730
TYP
Applications: This anodized roller is used to
hold 16mm film against any
stock or custom 16mm
(.300 pitch) sprocket. .030 TYP
.632 -A- Ø .2530
.2505
059 TYP +.003
May be mounted on the 2RS25 stud (.750) .005/.002 TYP
(see page 17).

Ø .500 TYP
.003 A
Part No: RK110-2
Name: 35mm Roller
Material: Delrin (Black) Ø
Ø
.63
Applications: This machined roller is used .42 TYP
to guide or apply tension when
used with 35mm wide material.
Ø .18 TYP Ø .255
.253
-A-
May be mounted on the RK112-2 stud .079 1.390
(see page 17). 1.385
1.627

Ø
Part No: MNR221, MNR251 .734 Ø
TYP .545 Ø
Name: Pad Roller ±.002 .39
Material: Delrin (Black) TYP
Applications: These machined pad rollers are
Ø
used in film transport equipment .42
to hold film against the sprocket. TYP

Available in a 70mm wide version (MNR7-221).

.099/.093 TYP .057 (2X)
Part No. Dia. -A- (1.396) .081/.077 (2X)
-A-
1.554
MNR221 .223/.221
MNR251 .255/.253

.001 A
Ø .547 ±.001 TYP
Part No: SOR4-22 Ø .2205
.2200 Ø .390 TYP
Name: Pad Roller Ø .375 Ø .527 TYP
Material: Steel with Oilite Bearing
-A-
Applications: Designed for use with
Posi-Trol sprockets (page 11) Ø
Ø .734
.42
but can be used with any TYP
standard 35mm sprocket.

Diameters are ground concentric to the bore.

.022 TYP .058
May be mounted on the C12 stud (see page 17). .213 TYP
.253 TYP
1.381 +.002 .087 TYP
(1.555) REF
16
16, 35 & 70 MM
FILM TRANSPORT ACCESSORIES

SPRING
5/32 SNAP RING
DIA. Ø
Part No: LGR100 .990
60°
Name: 35mm Guide Roller Assembly
Material: Hardened Steel
Applications: This spring loaded lateral guide
assembly is meant to control 3/32

film weave in various applications. .364

PIVOT
2 REQ'D .228
The (2) pivot pins (included) are designed ±.003
1.922
to hold the assembly between centers. ±.010

Ø .2480 ±.0005

Part No: 2RS25 #8-32 UNC-2A

Name: 16mm Roller Stud
Material: Steel Ø .38
Applications: This ground stud is to be used
with the AOR2-25 roller shown
on page 16.
.765
Designed to be threaded into a plate or .125 .760
placed in a thru hole and secured with a locknut.
1.20

Part No: RK112-2 Ø .250 (2x) #8 - 32

UNC-2A
Name: 35mm Roller Stud
Material: Steel with a Dry Lube Finish
Applications: This ground stud with a permanent
dry lubrication coating is designed
to be used with the RK110-2 roller
on page 16. .125 1.655
+.005
Ø
.38 2.093
Designed to be threaded into a plate or
placed in a thru hole and secured with a locknut.

Ø .45 (OVER DIAMOND KNURL)

Part No: C12
Ø .2177 Ø .19
Name: Roller Stud .2172
Material: Stainless Steel/Anodized Knob
Applications: This ground stud is designed
to be used for mounting the
MNR221 or SOR4-22 pad rollers.
.22
Also available in a length suitable for holding
.31
the MNR7-221 roller (order C12-70).
2.056

2.74

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 .100 PITCH
S P R O C K E T S F O R TA P E A N D TA B A P P L I C AT I O N S

4-40 UNC-2B
.001 A
Part No: A24B18F .125
±.010
Pitch: .100
No. Teeth: 24
Ø .760 ±.001 .742
Material: 416 S/S R‘C’ 26/32 THEORETICAL ±.002
Ø .38
Applications: Used in tape readers TAPE RIDING (ACROSS
DIAMETER FLATS)
and drives with all levels of
perforated paper or polyester
tape perforated per USAS
X3.18.1967. A platen must
be used for tape support.
.030
(Ø .760) -B- -A- Ø .1880 ±.0005
.060
Set screw included. .285 R.050
±.010 NOTES:
ALL POINTS ON FLATS
AT BASE OF TEETH
.045 TO BE .002 MIN.
Ø .042 BELOW -B- DIA.

-C-
Part No: See Table .400
Pitch: .100
No. Teeth: See Table
.040 R.050
Material: 416 S/S R‘C’ 26/32 Ø
-B-
Applications: This series of 1” wide sprockets ±.001
can be used “as is” or remachined -B- Ø .045
.042
for various drive applications and
types of materials. .125
Ø -A- +.001 .606
1.000
The 1” width fully supports standard 8 track
perforated tape.

Set screw included.

Part No. of
Number Teeth A B C
A10A18F 10 .1875 0.3143 #2-56 UNC-2B
A12A18F 12 .1875 0.3779 #2-56 UNC-2B
A16A25F 16 .2500 0.5053 #4-40 UNC-2B
A20A25F 20 .2500 0.6326 #8-32 UNC-2B
A24A25F 24 .2500 0.7599 #8-32 UNC-2B
A30A37F 30 .3750 0.9509 #10-32 UNF-2B
A36A37F 36 .3750 1.1419 #10-32 UNF-2B
A40A37F 40 .3750 1.2692 #10-32 UNF-2B
A50A37F 50 .3750 1.5875 #10-32 UNF-2B

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.100 & 4 MM PITCH
S P R O C K E T S F O R F I L M & TA B A P P L I C AT I O N S

.002 A
Part No: A24S18S
Pitch: .100 .068 15° TYP
No. Teeth: 24 R.050
Ø Ø .7600
Material: Acetal (White) Ø
.1875 Ø .64 ±.0015
.312
Applications: For use with perforated paper -A- ±.0005 TYP
tape per USAS X3.18.1967.
.045
Ø .042

This extremely low inertia sprocket .125

weighs only 10 grams but exhibits good .250
wear characteristics. .50

#8-32 UNC-2B
(NO ANGULAR
RELATION TO TEETH)

.23
Part No: W50B37T
Pitch: 4 MM
No. Teeth: 50
Material: Case Hardened 416 S/S Ø .875 Ø 2.4920
±.0015
Applications: For use with flat or embossed
carrier tape perforated per EIA
481. Two sprockets may be
spaced on a shaft for dual
row perforated carriers.
R.055
Set screw included. .070 ±.001
.005
Ø .3751 +.0005 .140
.600
Ø .055 -.002

(1) TOOTH ON CENTERLINE

OF KEYWAY WITHIN .002
.052 +.006
#8-32 UNC-2B
Part No: W50B37T-K (IN LINE WITH
KEYWAY)
Pitch: 4 MM
No. Teeth: 50 .23
Material: Case Hardened 416 S/S
Applications: Same as W50B37T except
this sprocket has a keyway Ø 2.4920
Ø .875 ±.0015
in line with a tooth to faci-
litate lining up two sprockets
on a shaft. .0953
.0938
KEYWAY)
Set screw included.
R.055

.005 .070 ±.001

Ø .3751 +.0005 .140
.600
Ø .055 -.002
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 .250 PITCH
S P R O C K E T S F O R S T R I P R E C O R D I N G PA P E R S

Part No: C12S25S

.448
Pitch: .250
.100 ±.001
No. Teeth: 12
Material: Delrin with Aluminum Hub R.092
Applications: Can be fitted with an aluminum
Ø Ø
drum of any width to support .955 .8410
±.0005
various sizes of recording .952
paper. Ø .096
.093
.909 .2505
Ø .2500
Also available with a set screw
(order C12S25SW).

Part No: C12T25K

Pitch: .250 .313
-.002
No. Teeth: 12 .250
±.001
Material: 6061 Aluminum
Applications: Can be used alone or with R .094
.093
Ø Ø
an aluminum drum to support .953 .842
recording paper. The hub ±.001 +.001

can be machined-to-suit for Ø .096

.093
various applications. .81 Ø .251
.250
#5-40 UNC-2B
Also available with a set screw
(order C12T25KSW).

Part No: C12A25S

Pitch: .250
No. Teeth: 12
Material: Polycarbonate
Ø
Applications: This glass/teflon filled molded .950 Ø .39 Ø R.092
+.002 .86
sprocket is stable and tough, TYP
yet toleranced for precise
requirements.
.250
Can be readily remachined to your .2500 Ø .096
.093
ر
.0010 .500
own specifications.

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.250 & .375 PITCH
ROUND TOOTH SPROCKETS

.147
#6-32 UNC-2B (SET SCREW
Part No: C24S25S CENTERLINE)
Ø .096
.093 DIA.
Pitch: .250
No. Teeth: 24 Ø
Material: Delrin .50 R.094

Applications: This sprocket is designed to be Ø Ø

1.80 1.906
bonded to a drum which has
been turned down to 1.802 .010
diameter for a length of .140.
.130
Set screw included. Tapped hole not related Ø .251 .380
.250
to teeth.
Note: This item is also available as a .500 pitch 12 tooth sprocket (order L12S25S).

.250
Part No: C24F25K
Pitch: .250 .003 A
No. Teeth: 24 -B-
Material: 6061 Aluminum
Applications: When the application requires R.094
Ø
1.906 Ø
a material somewhat more TYP 1.790
wear resistant than plastic,
this item may prove suitable. Ø .096
.093
-A-
Set screw included. .500 Ø .2510
.2505
-B-

1.00 #5-40 UNC-2B

This sprocket can be readily anodized if desired.

.250
Part No: K16F25K
.003 A
Pitch: .375 -B-
No. Teeth: 16
Material: 6061 Aluminum R.125
Ø
Applications: This sprocket may be used 1.906 Ø
TYP 1.790
alone or joined to a drum to
support a strip chart.
Ø .120
-.002
Set screw included. -A-
.500 Ø .2510
.2505
-B-

This sprocket can be readily anodized if desired. 1.00 #10-32 UNF-2B

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 .500 PITCH
ROUND TOOTH SPROCKETS

.250
Part No: L12F25K
Pitch: .500 .003 A
-B-
No. Teeth: 12 R.125
Material: 6061 Aluminum
Applications: Popular size for control of tape Ø
1.906 Ø
mounted components and strip TYP 1.790
Ø .120
chart recording paper. -.002

-B-
Set screw included. -A- Ø .2510
.2505
.500
#10-32 UNF-2B
This sprocket can be readily anodized if desired. 1.00

Part No: See Table .0015 A POLYCARBONATE

Pitch: .500 ALUMINUM
No. Teeth: See Below
Material: Polycarbonate/Aluminum
Applications: This reinforced plastic sprocket -B- Ø
has an integral aluminum hub .63 R.120
which can be bored or
machined to suit. Ø .136
-B-
Part No. of B
.250
Number Teeth DIA. Ø .3127
+.0006 -A- .500
L12A31S 12 1.906
L18A31S 18 2.861

Part No: See Table .500

Pitch: .500 ±.001 #10-32 UNF-2B
IN LINE WITH KEYWAY
No. Teeth: See Below (NOT RELATED TO TEETH)
.250
Material: Hardened Steel .001 A
Applications: Designed for use with .003
thick metal belts with .125
diameter perforations. The tape R.124
contacting areas are hardened .560 -B- .004
steel. The part has a black
oxide finish. Ø .117
±.001
-B-
Part No. of B
-A-
Number Teeth DIA. Ø .5008
.5001 .125 1.000
L12MT50B 12 1.906 +.002
L16MT50B 16 2.541

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CHART DRIVE
SPROCKET ASSEMBLIES
LaVezzi provides a line of custom chart drive sprocket drum
assemblies by combining the sprockets described on pages
20-22 with matching ground aluminum cylinders. The cylinders
are made of 6061 extruded aluminum tubing which is ground for
a smooth writing surface. The chosen sprockets are properly
aligned and bonded to insure perfect alignment between the
two rows of teeth.

When transporting more abrasive materials,

the wear life of the sprocket teeth can be
improved by adding a hardcoat finish.

If a sprocket is required at
one end only, the other end -B-
can be supplied with an end
cap (see below).

-L-
To order, simply specify the
(UP TO 24")
sprocket type and the length
(‘L’) of the finished assembly.

For special additions or

modifications, please call, -B-
fax or write our engineering
department for assistance.
-L-
(UP TO 24")

These end caps can be matched with sprockets #6-32 UNC-2B .13
when a single sprocket drive assembly is desired.

End Cap “A” “B” “C”

Part No. DIA. DIA. DIA. Ø Ø
6003 0.250 0.9535 0.840 -C- - B-
6004 0.250 1.907 1.790

Ø - A- .250
.750

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 PRECISION RUBBER

For impact printing or friction drives where the positive driving capability of a
sprocket is not required, LaVezzi offers two diameters of rubber covered rollers.

These 60 Durometer Nitrile covered aluminum drums, mounted on aluminum

hubs, can be supplied in any length up to 13”. To ensure clear printing, the
surface is ground to a smooth finish and is free of voids or soft spots.

Where a positive drive is required in conjunction with the rubber coating,

the end pieces can be replaced with a variety of stock sprockets
similar to designs shown on page 23.

Besides their
primary use as a
printing surface,
these rollers can
be used as idlers, ALUMINUM NITRILE SET SCREW
pinch rollers, HUBS SLEEVE

tension rollers, Ø
hold down rollers .954
±.001
or friction drive
rollers. The bores Ø .250
-L- .250 TYP
can be modified
-L- +.500
and supplied with
ball bearings.
ALUMINUM NITRILE SET SCREW
HUBS SLEEVE
The two
sizes offered
enable quick Ø
1.906
quotation and ±.002
delivery of a
semi-special
assembly at Ø .250
relatively low -L- .250 TYP
prices. -L- +.500

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HELPFUL
DESIGN INFORMATION
Design Guide For Sprockets . . .
Round or Rectangular Teeth?

As a general guide, if the choice

of the tooth shape is open, remember.....

--- A round tooth form

will laterally guide the perforated material.

--- A round perforation form

is more economical to manufacture.

--- A rectangular tooth

is more suitable for heavier loads.

--- If dual perforations are desired, a rectangular tooth

allows for inaccuracies in the lateral spacing.

Material Selection

Material cost is usually less than 4% of the cost of any sprocket, but the proper choice is very
important to a successful application. A poor selection might result in premature tooth wear,
which could seriously affect performance and cause damage to the perforated material.

The primary factors affecting choice should be weight (inertia), wear resistance and corrosion
resistance.

Where weight or low inertia is a concern, aluminum is an excellent choice. The ability to plate
the surface with hard anodize, chrome or nickel offers greater wear and corrosion resistance.
Titanium is also a light weight material but is more costly to machine.

For improved wear resistance, a heat treatable alloy is preferred, although the high chrome/nickel
alloys have good wear resistance without heat treating. The most economical choice when good
wear resistance and tight tolerances are needed is 416 stainless steel heat treated to a surface
hardness of R ‘C’ 64. The heat treatment process used ensures very little distortion even in thin
cross section designs.

Corrosion can be prevented by choice of material or subsequent plating operations. It is usually

more economical to plate a low cost alloy as the high chrome stain resistant alloys are more costly
to machine. On ferrous alloys, electroless nickel plating to .001” or less gives the most uniform
thickness. Aluminum can be anodized or plated to improve its corrosion resistance.

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 HELPFUL
DESIGN INFORMATION
CONTINUED

Important Dimensional Considerations

Tooth Design Parameters

Round Teeth: The normal diameter for round teeth is .004/006 under
the perforation diameter. This is dependent however,
on the accuracy of the perforation spacing and the
amount of ‘wrap’ (angular engagement) of the material
on the sprocket. Consult LaVezzi engineers for specifics.

The tooth arc must be designed to avoid damaging the

perforation when engaging or disengaging. The radius is
dependent on the sprocket radius and is determined by
the involute curve generated by the perforation edge
as it leaves the sprocket tooth. LaVezzi engineers
will advise as to the optimum tooth arc.

Rectangular Teeth: The desire to control side-to-side (lateral) motion

or front-to-back motion (backlash) is normally the
controlling factor in the design of rectangular teeth.
Accuracy of the perforation size and spacing (pitch)
permitting, it is possible to fill the perforation allow-
ing only .0003”/.0006” clearance. Consideration must
be given to the radii in the corners of the perforation
when requiring a maximum tooth width (see VKF and
Posi-Trol Sprocket Tooth Designs). When this is not a
consideration, then a tooth width that adequately fills
the perforation across the driving face is sufficient.

The tooth arc is dependent on the sprocket diameter.

The involute curve generated by the perforation face as
it enters or leaves the sprocket tooth can be calculated
by LaVezzi engineers who will advise as to the best radius
and the point of radius.

CONTINUED . . .

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HELPFUL
DESIGN INFORMATION CONTINUED

Design Guide For Sprockets continued . . .

Bore Sizing

To avoid camber or excessive wear to the perforated material, it is mandatory

that a proper fit be made between the sprocket bore and the mounting shaft.
If the sprocket is held on with a set screw, the clearance between sprocket
and bore will translate into eccentricity. A .001” total bore tolerance is maximum,
with tighter tolerances dictated by need.

Diameter Considerations

The sprocket diameter is usually determined by the amount of wrap

(angular engagement) required or determined by the system design. The flexibility
of the perforated material may be a determining factor. Once an approximate size
is arrived at, the exact diameter is determined based on the material or film thickness.

Assuming the actual pitch diameter to be at the mid-point of the material thickness
when the belt is fully engaged around the sprocket, the sprocket diameter is
determined by the formula:

D = NP/π- T

Where: D = Sprocket Diameter

N = Number of Pitch Lengths
Around Sprocket Circumference
P = Perforation Pitch (Spacing)
π = 3.1416
T = Material Thickness

LaVezzi engineers are ready to assist in designing a sprocket that best suits
your needs. The parameter sheet on the opposite page will help to supply us
with the pertinent information for designing and quoting an optimum design.
Just fill out as completely as possible and mail or fax to the attention of our
Sales Department for a prompt response.

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 DESIGN ASSISTANCE
PA R A M E T E R S H E E T
Company: ____________________________________________________________________________________

Contact: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________________________ Fax: ________________________________________

Material Being Advanced (Paper, Mylar, Steel, etc.): ______________________________________________

How Thick is Material? _________________________________________________________________________

Perforation (Round, Rectangular or Square): _____________________________________________________

Perforation Size: ______________ +/- ___________ Pitch (Spacing): ______________ +/- _______________

How much engagement (wrap) with sprocket (degree, tangent)? __________________ +/- ______________

Will material be edge guided? __________________________________________________________________

Number of teeth on sprocket (or diameter): _______________________________________________________

Is a particular material required or can we suggest one? ___________________________________________

Is weight of sprocket (inertia) a consideration? ____________________________________________________

Is corrosion (environment) a consideration? ______________________________________________________

What is the sprocket speed (RPM or FPM)? ______________________________________________________

Will the sprocket support the material or will a platen be used? _____________________________________

What is the bore size required? ____________ +/- __________ or Shaft ____________ +/- ______________

Fastening method (set screw(s), clamp, etc): ______________________________________________________

Is a keyway required? __________ Size __________ +/- __________ Related to Teeth: ■ Yes ■ No

What is the overall length of the sprocket? _______________________________________________________

What is the quantity required? ________________ Delivery Required: _______________________________

Any other particulars: _________________________________________________________________________

If it is helpful, please use this space for a simple sketch.

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I NDEX OF P ARTS . . .

2 RS25 ..............................17 120A68J ................................3

L 2SP31 ................................12 S136A62E ..............................4
A O R2-25 ..................................16 S172A100J ..............................4
L 3CP31 ..............................12 208B25D ............................14
L 3RS37 ................................12 208B25F ..............................14
L 3XL37 ..............................12 208C25D ............................15
SOR 4-22 ..................................16 210B25D ............................14
M NR 7 - 2 2 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 210B37D ............................14
A1 0 A 1 8 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 210B025D ............................14
A1 2 A 1 8 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 210C25D ............................15
C12 ......................................17 212A68E ............................15
C12-70 ..................................17 216B31D ............................14
C12A25S ..............................20 216B37D ............................14
C12S25S ................................20 216B50D ............................14
C12S25SW ............................20 220A75E ............................15
C12T25K ..............................20 220A100E ............................15
C1 2 T 2 5 K S W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 220B31D ............................14
L12A31S ..............................22 220B37D ............................14
L12F25K ..............................22 220B50D ............................14
L12S25S ................................21 MNR 221 ....................................16
L12MT50B ............................22 240A100J ............................15
A1 6 A 2 5 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 MNR 251 ....................................16
K16F25K ..............................21 408C25K ..............................5
L16MT50B ............................22 416B25S ................................8
L18A31S ..............................22 416C25D ..............................6
A2 0 A 2 5 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 416C25S ..............................8
A2 4 A 2 5 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 416CG50B ............................6
A2 4 B 1 8 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 416DG31M ............................5
A2 4 S 1 8 S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 9 416GL31B ..........................10
C24F25K ..............................21 416GL37B ..........................10
C24S25S ................................21 416TL31B ............................9
A3 0 A 3 7 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 S 416C25F ..............................7
A3 6 A 3 7 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 420A62S ..............................8
A4 0 A 3 7 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 424CG37B ............................6
A5 0 A 3 7 F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 8 424GL37B ..........................10
W50B37T ..............................19 432A87E ..............................7
W 5 0 B 3 7 T- K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 9 432C37K ..............................7
L G R1 0 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 716C25K ............................13
108B012D ..............................3 716C31K ............................13
R K11 0 - 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 716C37K ............................13
R K11 2 - 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 813C25K ............................13
11 6 B 2 5 D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 6003 ....................................23
S11 6 B O 2 5 D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 6004 ....................................23
S11 8 A 5 0 E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

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 OTHER SERVICES

Although LaVezzi has achieved a reputation as a leader in the design and

manufacture of sprockets, we are also a supplier of critical components to
the Medical and Dental Industries.

Our specialty is the manufacture of multi-faceted parts with extremely tight

tolerances.

Please use our expertise to help you turn your concepts into reality.

The LaVezzi Tradition

Precision is more than a word at

LaVezzi. It exemplifies the level of work
to which we are dedicated.

This standard of workmanship has

made LaVezzi a valued supplier to the
medical, dental and aerospace industries
where rigid adherence to specification
is critical.

The people at LaVezzi pride themselves

on fulfilling the company philosophy —
“Quality above all else.”

For more than 85 years, we’ve been

building our future on it. Let us help
build yours.

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QUALITY . . . ABOVE ALL ELSE.

LaVezzi Precision, Inc.

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