What Is An Offset Link?
Roller chain offset links are a valuable tool for anyone who works with roller chain drives. They can be used to repair broken links, adjust chain length, and create custom roller chain drive assemblies. However, it is important to choose the right offset link for the application and to install it correctly.
To learn more about roller chain offset links and how to use them, please click the link below to read our guide.
Cottered Vs Riveted Roller Chain - The Difference
Ever wonder what the difference between cottered and riveted roller chain is? In this article we explain the difference between the two style roller chains.
Roller Chain Operating Temperature
What's the recommend ambient working temperatures for roller chain?
Temperatures vary by the material roller chain is manufactured from. There are two separate temperature ratings listed for Nitro roller chain, which are "recommended" and "maximum". Recommended is the ambient temperature range that we prefer that chain to run in. Maximum is the range where that chain can run in, however special precautions need to taken for temperature outside of the recommend.
How To Measure Roller Chain
Roller chain is typically measured by the following points to determine what size chain you have.
- Measure the Pitch
- Measure the roller diameter
- Measure the inner width between the plates
The easiest solution to find what size chain you have is to look at the side plates for a stamped in number. More than likely you'll need to clean off a few side plates in order to see the size.
About Steel Detachable Chain
Steel detachable chain is a chain is a simple designed chain that is used in many agricultural applications.
Standard ANSI Roller Chains vs O-Ring Roller Chains by Nitro Chain
Well the obvious difference is that o-ring roller chain utilizes an o-ring within the chain, which is commonly referred to as a "sealed roller chain". Whereas a standard roller chain is not sealed. The key differences and benefits of an o-ring roller chain is...
