Value Collection KP2058 Shaft Collar 1-3/4 in Od Ss 303

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KP2058 is a two-piece shaft collar machined from grade 303 stainless steel. Shaft collars are mechanical components used to locate, space, and retain parts on a shaft, or to serve as hard stops and load-bearing faces within an assembly. This collar features a 1-3/4 inch outside diameter and a 0.5 inch width, making it suitable for light-to-medium duty shaft positioning applications. The two-piece design allows installation and removal without disassembling the shaft or adjacent components. This package contains two collars. Grade 303 stainless steel offers good corrosion resistance and machinability, appropriate for environments where mild chemical or moisture exposure is expected.

This shaft collar is used in mechanical drive assemblies, conveyor systems, pump shafts, and general industrial equipment where a reliable shaft retention or positioning component is needed. The two-piece configuration is particularly suited to retrofit installations or systems where full shaft access is not available. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, and mechanical contractors commonly install these collars during equipment assembly, rebuild, or upgrade work.

Key Features

• Two-piece design allows installation without removing shaft end components
• 1-3/4 inch outside diameter and 0.5 inch width for compact shaft positioning
• Grade 303 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in moderate environments
• Package quantity of 2 collars per order
• UNSPSC Code 31162800 for procurement system compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as a standard two-piece shaft collar for use in mechanical assemblies requiring a 1-3/4 inch OD shaft collar in grade 303 stainless steel. Verify bore diameter and shaft dimensions against your application requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

Shaft collars should be installed by qualified mechanical technicians or millwrights. De-energize all connected equipment and lock out or tag out the drive system before handling any shaft components. Use appropriately sized fasteners and tightening tools per the equipment manufacturer's specifications. Inspect the shaft surface for burrs or damage before seating the collar to ensure proper alignment and clamping force.