A tapered bushing, also acknowledged as a tapered lock bushing, is a tapered, non-flanged, break up bushing whose tapered sleeve is possibly screwed or tightened with a socket head cap screw and squeezed onto the shaft so that It is mounted on the shaft. Guards a extensive range of pulleys, sprockets, flanged hubs, and couplings. These bushings are employed in pulleys and sprockets to increase clamping pressure, even though normal bore items lock on to the shaft only with a keyway and established screw. All bushings equipped by EP are independently produced of high-quality substance and boxed grub screws.