The Rim Track Sprocket is attached to the final drive or track drive motor. As the motor turns, the sprocket also rotates. The teeth of the sprocket engage with the track links, similar to how the sprocket on a bicycle engages with the chain. This interaction between the sprocket and the track links transfers power from the motor to the tracks, enabling the machine to move forward or backward.

Attributes:
• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability and reliability
• Ensures that the machine can quickly get back into operation with minimal downtime

Applications:
The Rim Track Sprocket plays a required role in distributing the load evenly across the track links. By engaging with the track links, it helps prevent excessive wear on the tracks themselves. Additionally, the sprocket's teeth are used to withstand the forces and stresses associated with track movement, ensuring durability and longevity.