| Usage: | Transmission Chain, Drag Chain, Conveyor Chain, Dedicated Special Chain |
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| Material: | Iron |
| Surface Treatment: | Oil Blooming |
| Feature: | Oil Resistant |
| Chain Size: | 1/2"*3/32" |
| Structure: | Detachable Chain |
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A detachable Chain (also known as a sprocket chain or power transmission chain) transmits power between toothed drive sprockets. It is generally used in low-speed applications, such as farm implements and light conveyors, but can also be used for high-speed operations.
It has an apertured link and a spring clip member that engages the teeth of the drive sprockets. It can be made from a variety of materials and is available in different sizes and pitches.
The most common type of detachable chain is made from steel, which is heat-treated to ensure high strength and long wear life. Its simplicity and dependability make it popular on hay bale elevators, manure spreaders, live bottom trailers, and other farm equipment.
These chains are easy to disassemble and can be repaired in the field, saving time & money. They come in a variety of sizes and pitches to fit most types of equipment.
This chain is a simple design that was originally designed for the agricultural industry, but it has been adopted by other industries due to its reliability & affordability. It can be easily disassembled & cleaned, making it an ideal solution for cleaning and maintaining machinery.
The chain is constructed and arranged with aperture proportions and engagement contours adapting it for operation on industrially standardized roller chain drive sprockets. Its symmetrical design allows it to be operated in either direction of rotation and to engage sprocket teeth at the same clearance angle and with reverse curvature engagement for so-called serpentine drives.
In addition, this chain is capable of absorbing the high-friction grinding action of the link ends against sprocket teeth, thus reducing the overall chain friction. Its retaining spring members provide a large area of resilient contact with the drive sprocket teeth, which eliminates the need for additional lubricants.
It can be manufactured by any of several well-known processes, such as pattern or investment casting, forging, and sintered powder metal. Depending on the desired strength, this chain can be constructed with hardened and tempered spring steel or equivalent material.
When a detachable chain has been removed from the equipment and is in good condition, it can be adjusted or taken off without much difficulty, except for extremely rusted or frozen chains. In most cases, a simple rotation of the chain should take care of any problems, but it is advisable to follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer closely to avoid damage or bent parts.
To disassemble a chain, it is a good idea to pick a place to perform the work and release any tension devices on the equipment. Then, rotate the chain to the proper position to allow for the barrel to slide out of the hook portion of the chain. Once this is done, the chain can be pulled apart and taken off to the side or off the machine entirely.
This detachable chain is a simple design that was originally manufactured for the agricultural industry, but it has been adopted by other industries due to its reliability & affordable. It can be easily disassembled ad cleaned, making it an ideal solution for cleaning, maintaining machinery and even taking it off the machine entirely.
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Att. No.
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Chain No.
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A
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E
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F
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N
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T
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A2W
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67H
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2.031
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1.188
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.547
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.328
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.125
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