Browning Sheaves, Sprockets, Mounted Bearings and Couplings
Browning traces back to 1886 and a split wood pulley plant on the Ohio River in the Wheeling, West Virginia, area. The business moved to Maysville, Kentucky, where it was incorporated as The Ohio Valley Pulley Works. In the late 1920s the Maysville operation turned to sheaves, and later products included steel sprockets, mounted bearings, gears and reducers. The company was sold to Emerson in 1968. In December 2014 Regal Beloit agreed to buy the Emerson power transmission business, whose brands included Browning, Morse, Sealmaster and Kop-Flex.
Browning's power transmission line takes in V-belt sheaves and belts, sprockets and roller chain, mounted ball, tapered roller and sleeve bearings, gear, grid and disc couplings, and right angle, parallel shaft and inline gearboxes. Sheaves and sprockets wear along with the belts and chains that run on them, and replacements are matched to the shaft bore and the belt or chain size.
Browse Bearings & Power Transmission. See also Dodge.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.
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