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Weld Sprocket for #50 Chain with 15 Teeth – W-Series Hub

Original price was: $8.85.Current price is: $4.88.

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SKU: SMA-673-S80501500 Category:

When you’re running chain-driven equipment like augers, conveyors, or grain handling systems, having the right sprocket for your 50 chain makes all the difference. This 15-tooth sprocket is built to handle the torque and daily grinding that comes with moving grain, seed, or feed through your operation. It’s one of those parts that you don’t think about until it wears out—then you realize how much your whole system depends on it.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-machined teeth that mesh perfectly with 50 chain for smooth, efficient power transfer
  • W-Series hub design that provides a solid weld-on mounting solution for your shaft
  • 15-tooth configuration gives you the right balance of speed and torque for most agricultural applications
  • Heavy-duty steel construction that stands up to the constant loading and unloading cycles
  • Direct replacement for worn sprockets—no guessing about compatibility

Built for Real Farm Work

This sprocket is right at home on grain augers, feed conveyors, hay equipment, and other chain-driven machinery where reliable operation is critical. The 15-tooth size works well for moderate-speed applications where you need decent torque but don’t want things moving too slowly. Whether you’re moving corn through an auger or running a conveyor system in your feed operation, this sprocket delivers consistent performance.

Made to Last

Agricultural equipment doesn’t get babied, and this sprocket is built to handle whatever you throw at it. The steel construction resists wear from dust, debris, and the constant stress of chain operation. The W-Series hub gives you a permanent, solid connection when welded properly to your drive shaft.

Installation Notes

This is a weld-on sprocket, so you’ll need welding equipment and some fabrication skills to mount it. Make sure your shaft diameter matches the hub opening, and take your time getting the alignment right—a crooked sprocket will eat up chains in a hurry. Clean the old sprocket mounting area thoroughly before welding the new one in place.