Value Collection C361316 Clamp Shaft Collar 1-3/4 in Od

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C361316 is a one-piece clamp-style shaft collar machined from 303 stainless steel. Shaft collars are mechanical components used to locate, space, or retain parts on a rotating or stationary shaft. The clamp design splits the collar so it can be installed and removed without disturbing adjacent components, making it a practical choice for assemblies where axial positioning adjustments are needed. With a 1.75-inch outside diameter and a 0.5-inch width, this collar fits a 1-inch bore shaft. Stainless steel grade 303 provides good corrosion resistance and machinability in moderate-duty applications. Mechanical assemblers, maintenance technicians, and industrial service professionals install these in drive, conveyor, and shaft-positioning systems.

This shaft collar is suited for light-to-moderate duty shaft positioning and retention tasks across industrial and mechanical maintenance applications. Typical uses include locating bearings, sprockets, pulleys, and other shaft-mounted components in conveyor systems, pumping assemblies, and general power-transmission setups. The one-piece clamp body distributes clamping force evenly around the shaft, reducing stress concentration compared to set-screw designs. At 0.01 pounds, the collar adds minimal rotating mass to the assembly.

Key Features

• One-piece clamp style for secure, adjustable axial positioning without shaft damage
• 1-inch bore diameter with 1.75-inch outside diameter and 0.5-inch width
• 303 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in wet or chemical-exposure environments
• Clamp design allows installation and repositioning without full shaft disassembly
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds, adding negligible rotating mass

Compatibility

Designed as a standard clamp-style shaft collar for 1-inch diameter shafts in general industrial and mechanical power-transmission applications.

Installation Notes

A licensed or qualified mechanical technician should de-energize and lockout-tagout any machinery before installing or adjusting shaft collars. Use an appropriately sized hex key to tighten the clamp fastener evenly. Do not overtighten to the point of distorting the collar bore or scoring the shaft surface. Verify axial position and collar seating before returning the system to service.