Roller Chain Double Simplex Sprockets - 3/8

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3/8" Double Simplex Sprockets – Double Chain Sprockets for Compact Drives At Bolton Engineering Products Ltd, we supply precision double simplex sprockets engineered for reliable power transmission where space is limited but load capacity must be increased. These double chain sprockets are designed for 3/8" pitch roller chains, offering stable engagement, reduced wear, and long service life. What Is a Double Simplex Sprocket? Double simplex sprocket (also known as double sprocket) with two parallel rows of teeth for use with double simplex roller chains. It uses 60x2 for two chains, so two chain loads are applied compared to a single chain sprocket. Why Choose 3/8" Double Simplex Sprockets? Designed for 3/8" pitch roller chains Higher load capacity than single simplex sprockets Smooth, accurate chain engagement Reduced chain and sprocket wear Compact solution for tight installations Available with black oxide or zinc-plated finishes Typical Applications Industrial machinery Conveyors & material handling Packaging and processing equipment Agricultural machinery Compact drive systems requiring higher torque 3/8" Double Simplex Sprocket – Quick Specs Specification Details Sprocket Type Double Simplex / Double Chain Chain Pitch 3/8" Material High-quality steel Finishes Black oxide, zinc plated Use Case Compact, higher-load drives Why Buy from BEP Ltd? Trusted UK supplier of chain sprockets Wide stock of double simplex sprockets Consistent machining for precise fit Competitive pricing & bulk support Fast UK dispatch Expert help selecting the correct double sprocket Need help matching a sprocket to your chain? Contact our team for quick technical guidance and a quote. FAQs 1. What is a double simplex sprocket used for? It’s used where higher load capacity is needed in a compact drive, using two chains instead of one. 2. Is a double simplex sprocket the same as a double chain sprocket? Yes. Both terms refer to sprockets designed for double simplex roller chains. 3.