AndyMark Hubs
$8.75 – $12.00
AndyMark has been selling hubs specifically designed for competition robots since 2006. Over the past 13 years, we've expanded upon this line, making subtle changes along the way. We took everythin...Read More
Product Overview
Every hub still maintains a closed-profile hole for maximum strength. Every shaft hub has been designed with bearing bosses on both sides that have been sized appropriately for the mating bearings that would pair with the bore through the hub, which means you can run each hub right against a bearing with no need for extra spacers. All of these hubs are also made from 7075-T6 aluminum, which is much stronger than the previously used 6061-T6, 6005, and 6105 alloys from our older designs. Where possible, the shoulder on shaft hubs was reduced to 7/8" in diameter for an easier fit with our molded plastic wheels, while still maintaining a precise 1.125" diameter boss for locating in wheels, sprockets, gears, and more.
The holes are evenly spaced on a 1.875 in. circle and 0.201 inches in diameter. Hexes are timed to the holes, but keyways are not.
If you are looking for any of our legacy hubs they are located here:
0.5 in. Hex Hub, Extruded (am-2568)
0.5 in. Key Hub, Extruded (am-0976)
0.375 in. Bearing Bore Hub (am-0161a)
10 mm DD Bore Hub (am-2279)
Learn how to attach these hubs to AndyMark wheels by watching this video!
Specifications
- Bolt Pattern: 0.201 in. diameter holes, evenly spaced on a 1.875 in. diameter bolt circle
- Bolt Size: #10
- Bore: 1/2 in. Hex, 3/8 in. Hex, 8 mm Key, 3/8 in. Key, 5/8 in. Key, Bearing Bore
- Material: 7075-T6 Aluminum
- Outside Diameter: 2.31 in.
- Weight: 0.092 - 0.114 lbs
- Width: 1 in.
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Returns
Returns are accepted within 30 days of purchase.
View our return policy here.
Recommendations
3 reviews
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Hubs
I received these rather quickly. The state however shut my school down so we were not able to use them. Great product thou.
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well made, and fit perfectly
well made, and fit perfectly
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Good simple part
Use to drive a wheel, anchor a shaft or use two different with a wheel to couple two different shafts together. This works very well to drive a shaft from a CIM motor or Transmission.
