Fanovo is a leading factory manufacturer and bulk supplier of high-quality clamping shaft collars. Engineered for precise and secure positioning of components, our collars provide superior holding power and will not mar the shaft, making them the preferred choice for modern industrial and automation applications.
As a direct manufacturer with ISO 9001 certified processes, we offer a complete range of one-piece and two-piece clamping collars in stainless steel, black oxide steel, and aluminum. By purchasing directly from the Fanovo factory, our B2B customers—including OEMs, distributors, and MRO professionals—benefit from competitive pricing, consistent quality, and a reliable supply chain for both standard and custom requirements.
The Fanovo Advantage: The clamping collar source you can trust.
Direct Factory Advantage: We are not a reseller. We manufacture our collars in-house, giving us complete control over quality, production scheduling, and cost. This translates to better value and reliability for you.
Precision Machining for Uniform Clamping: Every Fanovo collar is precision-machined with a smooth, burr-free bore. This ensures uniform, 360-degree clamping force around the shaft for excellent holding power without the digging and damage caused by set screw collars.
Premium Material Selection: We use only certified, high-quality raw materials. Choose from 304 Stainless Steel for corrosion resistance, Black Oxide Steel for strength and value, or 6061 Aluminum for lightweight applications.
Custom & Standard Solutions: We stock a vast inventory of standard inch and metric sizes for immediate shipment. For unique OEM applications, we are an expert factory partner for manufacturing custom shaft collars with special bore sizes, materials, or hardware.
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