13th Aug 2024

What is a Side Bow Chain?

A side bow chain, also known as a side-flexing chain, is a type of roller chain designed to flex and bend sideways.  This flexibility allows it to navigate curves and turns in conveyor systems, making it ideal for applications where straight-line movement is not feasible.  The side bow chain maintains its strength and durability while […]

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13th Aug 2024

Basis of Double Pitch Chain

Double pitch chains, characterized by their longer link pitch, offer a cost-effective and efficient solution for various applications requiring low-speed and high-load transmission.  These chains are designed to handle greater distances between sprocket teeth while maintaining strength and durability.  This design reduces weight and cost, making them suitable for diverse industrial uses. What is a […]

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13th Aug 2024

What is the Strongest Industrial Chain: Chain Grades Explained

The strongest chain is Grade 120, made from high-strength alloy steel. Grade 120 offers a 50% higher working load limit compared to Grade 80 and 20% higher than Grade 100.  This grade is identifiable by its bright blue finish, indicating its suitability for the most demanding overhead lifting applications.  Alloy steel chains, including Grades 80, […]

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13th Aug 2024

How to Make Industrial Chains

Industrial chains are vital components used in various applications, from heavy machinery to conveyors and lifting equipment.  The manufacturing process involves several meticulous stages to ensure strength, durability, and reliability. The systematic manufacturing approach combines traditional techniques with modern technology to produce industrial chains that meet rigorous performance requirements.  Each step—from raw material preparation to […]

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19th Jul 2024

Standard vs Heavy Series Roller Chain: What’s the Difference?

While standard roller chains and heavy series roller chains share similar basic components, heavy series chains offer increased strength, durability, and load capacity compared to their standard counterparts. What Are Standard and Heavy Series Roller Chains? what is standard roller chain What is a standard roller chain? A standard roller chain, also known as a […]

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19th Jul 2024

How to Choose Between 60 vs 60H Roller Chains 

While both 60 and 60H roller chains are used in industrial applications, the 60H roller chain offers increased strength and load capacity compared to the standard 60 roller chain. What are 60 and 60H Roller Chains? What’s a 60-roller chain? A 60-roller chain is a standard-size chain that consists of alternating inner and outer links […]

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19th Jul 2024

What’s the Difference Between Bl and Al Leaf Chain?

While both BL and AL leaf chains are used for lifting and hoisting applications, the primary difference lies in their materials and load capacities, with BL being made of steel and AL being made of aluminum. What BL and AL Mean What does the BL and AL mean? The BL and AL are designations used […]

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19th Jul 2024

How to Measure Chain Pitch

Accurately measuring chain pitch is crucial for ensuring the proper functionality and longevity of your chain drive system. An incorrect chain pitch can lead to compatibility issues, premature wear, and reduced performance. What is Chain Pitch?  What is chain pitch? Chain pitch refers to the distance between the centers of two consecutive pins or rollers […]

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18th Jul 2024

How Strong Is Welded Chain?

Welded chain is an excellent choice for industrial use because of its increased strength. Its strength-to-weight ratio is much better than that of standard steel chains.  Higher carbon-content steel is also used to make welded chains. The resulting chain has high tensile strength but is not as heavy as a standard steel chain. Because of this, […]

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