What is another word for sprockets?

Pronunciation: [spɹˈɒkɪts] (IPA)

Sprockets are widely used in various mechanical systems and machinery. They are basically toothed wheels that are used to transmit power and motion. Sprockets are available in different types, shapes, and sizes for various applications. Some commonly used synonyms for sprockets are gears, cogwheels, pulleys, sheaves, belt wheels, timing wheels, and chain wheels. Each of these synonyms refers to a specific type of sprocket used for different purposes. While gears are used for transmitting torque at an angle, cogwheels are used to transmit power at a right angle. Pulleys and sheaves are used to transmit power through a system of belts and ropes, while timing wheels and chain-wheels are used in timing and chain drive applications.

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Usage examples for Sprockets

He explained to me that the way to do the job was to take the radiator off, take the front end of the motor loose from the frame, jack up the motor, take off the timing gear cover, put the sprockets back in proper timing, and then replace all that stuff I had taken off.
"The-Life-of-Me-an-autobiography"
Johnson, Clarence Edgar
The worker rollers are fitted with sprockets and turned by a hand-forged chain.
"The Scholfield Wool-Carding Machines"
Grace L. Rogers
He suggested I should pass the time seeing the sights while he fixed up the sprockets or the differential gear or whatever it was.
"A Damsel in Distress"
Pelham Grenville Wodehouse

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