
GREAT LAKES INDUSTRY, INC.
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What bore diameters are available for Great Lakes Industry torque limiters?
Great Lakes Industry torque limiters are offered in bore diameters of 0.75 in, 1 in, 1.25 in, 1.5 in, and 2 in, corresponding to the 250, 350, 500, and 700 series models. Each bore size accepts standard shaft diameters and keyways. The torque range varies by series: 25–60 lb-ft for the 250 series, 50–120 lb-ft for the 350 series, 90–250 lb-ft for the 500 series, and 200–620 lb-ft for the 700 series. Verify the specific torque setting range for your application before selection.
Do Great Lakes Industry torque limiters have integrated sprockets?
No, the torque limiters listed in the 3G Electric catalog have no teeth. They are designed as modular units that accept separate sprockets, couplings, or pulleys. This allows engineers to select the appropriate drive element for their chain or belt system independently of the torque limiter. The limiter body typically includes a flange or keyed bore for attachment.
What tooth counts are available for Great Lakes Industry sprocket and bushing assemblies?
Great Lakes Industry sprocket and bushing assemblies are available with 20, 26, and 29 teeth, as seen in models like the 250 TL 40A20 Sprocket (20 teeth), 350 TL 50A26 Sprocket (26 teeth), and 500 TL 50A29 Sprocket (29 teeth). Sprocket diameters range from 3.5 in to 6.1 in. These are designed for ANSI roller chain, likely #40 or #50 pitch based on the part number suffixes.
Can Great Lakes Industry torque limiters be adjusted for different torque settings?
The torque limiters are factory-set within a specified range, such as 25–60 lb-ft for the 250 series. Some models may allow field adjustment via spring tension or friction disc wear compensation, but the catalog does not specify adjustment mechanisms. For precise torque requirements, select a model whose range brackets your target torque. Consult the manufacturer's documentation for adjustment procedures.
What materials are used in Great Lakes Industry torque limiters and sprockets?
Based on industry standards for similar components, Great Lakes Industry torque limiters and sprockets are typically constructed from steel or ductile iron. The sprocket teeth are hardened for wear resistance, while the torque limiter housing and friction discs are designed for repeated slip cycles. No specific material grades are listed in the catalog, so verify material compatibility with your operating environment.
Does 3G Electric supply GREAT LAKES INDUSTRY, INC. products?
Yes — 3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. supplies GREAT LAKES INDUSTRY, INC. products. We stock the GREAT LAKES INDUSTRY, INC. catalog and supply genuine factory-original products with full manufacturer warranty and technical support.
