Steel shaft collars feature high strength, machinability, and resistance to heat and impacts.

Steel recessed-screw shaft collars feature high strength, machinability, and resistance to heat and impacts. The clamping screw rests below the outer surface of the collar when installed, reducing risk of snagging loose clothing, gloves, or equipment.

Steel balanced shaft collars feature high strength, machinability, and resistance to heat and impacts. They separate fully to install around hard or soft shafts without marring or disassembly of equipment. The clamping screw heads oppose each other for improved balance and reduced vibration.

Stainless steel shaft collars feature high strength, corrosion resistance, and hardness for high-load applications.

Stainless steel recessed-screw shaft collars feature high strength, corrosion resistance, and hardness for high-load applications. The clamping screw rests below the outer surface of the collar when installed, reducing risk of snagging loose clothing, gloves, or equipment.

Stainless steel balanced shaft collars feature high strength, corrosion resistance, and hardness for high-load applications. They separate fully to install around hard or soft shafts without marring or disassembly of equipment. The clamping screw heads oppose each other for improved balance and reduced vibration.

Aluminum shaft collars are durable, lightweight, corrosion-resistant, nonmagnetic, and nonsparking.

Aluminum balanced shaft collars are durable, lightweight, corrosion-resistant, nonmagnetic, and nonsparking. They separate fully to install around hard or soft shafts without marring or disassembly of equipment. The clamping screw heads oppose each other for improved balance and reduced vibration.

Titanium shaft collars feature high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and very low weight.

Plastic shaft collars are lightweight and feature excellent corrosion, moisture, and chemical resistance.