Climax Metal Products P2C-118 Clamping Shaft Collar Plastic

Product Description

The CLIMAX METAL PRODUCTS P2C-118 is a two-piece clamping shaft collar designed to secure, locate, and position rotating or stationary shafts in mechanical assemblies. It features a 1.188-inch bore diameter and a 2.0625-inch outside diameter, with a plain plastic construction that resists corrosion and reduces weight in applications where non-metallic components are preferred. The collar is 0.5 inches wide and uses a clamping-style attachment, which allows it to grip the shaft without set screws that could mar the shaft surface. Maintenance technicians and mechanical assemblers typically install this type of collar during equipment builds or field repairs.

This shaft collar is suited for light-duty mechanical applications where a plastic, non-metallic component is required or preferred over steel alternatives. Common uses include conveyor systems, pump assemblies, motor shaft positioning, and other rotating equipment where shaft location or end-stop function is needed. The two-piece design simplifies installation on pre-assembled shafts, allowing the collar to be placed without full shaft disassembly. It is part of the P2C series from CLIMAX METAL PRODUCTS.

Key Features

• Two-piece clamping design allows installation on assembled shafts without full disassembly
• 1.188-inch bore diameter for precise shaft fitment
• 2.0625-inch outside diameter and 0.5-inch width for compact axial positioning
• Plain plastic construction resists corrosion and eliminates shaft marring from set screws
• Lightweight at 0.15 pounds, suitable for weight-sensitive assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation shaft collar for light-duty rotating shaft assemblies requiring a 1.188-inch bore clamping collar in plastic construction.

Installation Notes

A licensed or qualified mechanical technician should install shaft collars following standard machine safety practices. Always de-energize and lock out the equipment before servicing any rotating shaft assembly. Ensure the shaft surface is clean and free of burrs before seating the collar. Torque the clamping fasteners evenly to maintain proper bore alignment without distorting the plastic body.