Roller Chain Link
Item Name Code (INC) 04488
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An assembled unit of a CHAIN, ROLLER consisting of side plates, roller(s), bushing(s), or pin(s). It may be a single or double pitch. Links containing bushings without rollers shall be as designated by the American National Standards Institute as "roller chain." Excludes LINK, CHAIN (as modified); and PULLEY, SASH.
Additional Information for Roller Chain Link
Roller chain links are components used in roller chains, which are a type of transmission chain commonly used in mechanical power transmission systems. Roller chains consist of a series of interconnected links, including roller chain links, that are used to transmit power between two or more rotating shafts.
The roller chain links are typically made of high-strength steel and have a specific design that allows them to engage with the teeth of sprockets. These links consist of two outer plates, which are usually flat and have holes for connecting pins, and inner plates that have cylindrical rollers attached to them. The rollers are positioned between the outer plates and rotate freely, allowing the chain to smoothly engage with the sprocket teeth.
Roller chain links are available in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different power transmission requirements. They are commonly used in applications such as conveyor systems, motorcycles, bicycles, industrial machinery, and agricultural equipment.
When selecting roller chain links, it is important to consider factors such as the required load capacity, speed, and environmental conditions. Regular maintenance and lubrication are also necessary to ensure the proper functioning and longevity of the roller chain system.
Overall, roller chain links play a crucial role in the efficient and reliable transmission of power in mechanical systems, making them an essential component in the supply class of Gears, Pulleys, Sprockets, And Transmission Chain in the supply group Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment.