Roller chain may be the variety of chain most typically used for transmis-sion of mechanical energy on many kinds of domestic, industrial and agricultural machinery, like conveyors, printing presses, cars, motorcycles, and bicycles.
Roller chain sizes are established by four main dimensions: pitch, within width in the roller hyperlink, roller diameter, and plate thickness. Pitch, the distance in inches among centers of adjacent ?exing joints, varieties the proportional basis for that remaining dimensions. Chain size is designated from the pitch dimension, and chain length is expressed in terms of pitch, or in feet and inches.
ANSI Conventional
Produced to ANSI/ASME Standard B29.1
Prestretched and produced with solid rollers
Sizzling dipped lubrication after assembly to make certain appropriate coverage
Reliable Bushing Solid Roller
Dimensionally interchangeable with ANSI/ASME roller chain
Prestreched
Larger tensile strength than ANSI/ASME standards
2-3X wear life of typical chain
Sizzling dipped lubrication
Produced with reliable bushings and reliable rollers
For applications that demand much less stretch and higher dress in lifestyle than common roller chain
Super Series
Dimensionally interchangeable with ANSI/ASME roller chain
Prestretched
Wide waist intended side plates for better fatigue resistance
Produced with reliable bushings, solid rollers and by way of hardened pins
Higher maximum allowable load than typical roller chain