Pulley SPZ 132/3 for Taper Lock 2012 — Hubber
Hubber SPZ 132/3 pulley, three grooves, D 132 mm, Da 136 mm, B 40 mm, cast iron. For bushing 2012. Without bushing — sold separately. Available from 1 piece, fulfilment within 48 hours.
SPZ 132/3 pulley for Taper Lock 2012 — Hubber
The offer includes the pulley alone. The bushing is not included and is sold separately.
Hubber SPZ 132/3 cast iron pulley with three grooves for a belt drive. Shaft mounting requires a separately selected Taper Lock 2012 bush. The bush type does not indicate the shaft diameter.
Select a Taper Lock bushing for this pulley
Required type: 2012. Select the bore to fit the shaft. The selected Hubber bushings are purchased separately; a tile opens the product card and does not add it to the basket automatically.
Bushing price and availability are on its card. These are three selected bores, not the full range of type 2012. The category for the entire series may contain different brands.
Dimensions and specifications
| Manufacturer | Hubber |
|---|---|
| Designation | TB SPZ 132/3 |
| Pulley profile | SPZ |
| Number of grooves | 3 |
| Datum diameter D | 132 mm |
| Outside diameter Da | 136 mm |
| Rim width B | 40 mm |
| Overall axial width | 40 mm |
| Bushing type | Taper Lock 2012 — separately |
| Material | Cast iron |
| Belt profiles | Z, HZ, ZX, SPZ, XPZ |
| Design | Solid pulley |
| OEM code | ZT01323 |
| Mass of the pulley alone | 2,300 kg |
Selection and applications
Check the profile and permitted minimum pulley diameter for the belt used, transmission ratio, speed and drive load. Select bushing 2012 to match both the pulley seat and shaft diameter. Pulley and bushing are ordered as two separate products. NERON in Piła helps select industrial drive components.
Taper Lock 2012 bushing installation tips
- Before work, stop the drive, disconnect power and secure the machine against starting.
- Check type 2012 compatibility, bushing bore against shaft diameter, and key connection requirements. Clean mating surfaces; do not fit to a damaged shaft.
- Seat the bushing and pulley and fit the screws in the assembly holes in the sequence specified in the instructions supplied with the Hubber bushing.
- Use a torque wrench and the torque specified by the manufacturer of the specific bushing. If you do not have this value, obtain it before installation; do not tighten by feel.
- Check pulley alignment, belt tension and guards according to the machine documentation. Remove according to the bushing instructions, without random blows or excessive force.
These are brief selection and installation tips, not a substitute for the manufacturer's instructions.
The illustrative diagram shows the labels D — reference diameter, Da — outside diameter, B — rim width. Values are given in the table. The diagram is not intended for measurement or manufacture.
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