Product Description
Drive Stainless Steel Engineering Plastic Combination Chain
Combined stainless steel engineering plastic chain
Engineering plastic composite chain (PC) uses stainless steel outer chain plate and pin to improve strength. It also uses elastic engineering plastic inner chains to reduce weight and improve wear life without lubrication.
HZPT is the CHINAMFG of chain specification. It launched the ANSI series for the first time more than 10 years ago. Many satisfied customers usually call it the Poly Steel chain.
The product is flexible to outdoor conditions, detergents, and steam, as well as food ingredients (such as oil and lactic acid), and can provide ideal anti-corrosion solutions in various mechanical applications.
Advantages of engineering plastic composite chain
Improved performance
Engineering plastic composite chain provides a cleaner and more durable substitute for stainless steel chain for applications with corrosion and insufficient lubrication. It is much lighter than the stainless steel chain, and another advantage is that the noise is lower.
Reduce maintenance costs
The engineering plastic composite chain can be interchanged with BS and ANSI chains to reduce chain wear, which is good news for customers – reduce maintenance.
Wide application
It can provide multiple configurations and complete accessories (a-1, K-1, SA-1, SK-1, D-1, and D-3). Almost any application can use a PC chain.
Industrial application of engineering plastic composite chain
• Food processing
• Packaging
• Pharmaceutical
• Healthcare
• Lighting electronics
• Small conveyors
• … There are more
We are committed to relying on our scientific and process management, as well as continuous innovation and improvement, to provide reliable and easy-to-use special agricultural chains, flat-top transport chains, and double-plus chains. We absorb new ideas, have strict quality control, all-around service tracking, and insist on making high-quality products. From a practical point of view, paying attention to the user experience is the basic requirement of our research and development.
The double-pitch chain with an extension pin is a deformed product of a standard roller chain. Its structure
The characteristics are the same as the standard roller chain, except that the pin shaft is lengthened according to special requirements
Requirements for raw materials or semi-finished products used in fixed production. This chain is mainly used in assembly lines, such as rubber glove production lines. The company can select different materials according to customer requirements, such as carbon steel, stainless steel, etc. The pin shaft can be customized with different diameters and lengths according to customer requirements.
1). Quality standard: ISO9001 certification
2). Material: alloy steel, carbon steel, or stainless steel
3). Long service life
4). Standard pitch
5). Excellent quality control and advanced production equipment.
We are chain manufacturers. For extended pin space, it can be made according to customer requirements.
We specialize in the production of agricultural roller chains, flat-top chains, chains, hollow pin chains, beer filling and packaging line conveyor chains, paver chains, auxiliary sidebar lifting chains, bucket lifting chains (cement mill chains), forged scraper chains, automobile industry loading chains, metallurgical industry loading chains, mining machinery transport chains, trencher chains, sugar factory chains, double flexible chains, etc. Welcome to call and email for a consultation!
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We also supply sprockets to match your chains.
Contact us: We care about our valued buyers; if you have any questions, our Customer Service staff will gladly help you. We try our best to reply to your emails as soon as possible; however, due to the high volume of daily incoming emails and the time zone difference, we may not be able to reply immediately. Please allow 24 business hours for us to respond.
We are specialized in producing Agricultural Roller Chain, Flat Top Chain, Track Chain, Hollow Pin Chain, Conveyor Chain for Beer Filling and Packing Line, Paver Chain, Attachment Sidebar Elevator Chain, Bucket Elevator Chain (Cement Mill Chain), Forging Scraper Chains, Loading Chain for Automobile Industry, Loading Chain for Metallurgical Industry, Conveyor Chain for Mine Machinery, Trencher Chain, Sugar Mill Chain, Double Flex Chain, etc. Welcome calls and emails to inquiries!
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| 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: | Plastic Combination Chain |
| Samples: |
US$ 9999/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order) | |
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How does the material hardness of a drive chain affect its durability?
The material hardness of a drive chain plays a significant role in determining its durability and resistance to wear. Here is a detailed explanation:
Material hardness refers to the ability of a material to resist indentation, abrasion, and penetration by external forces. In the context of drive chains, the hardness of the chain’s components, such as pins, bushings, and rollers, directly affects the chain’s durability and lifespan.
When it comes to drive chain durability, the following factors come into play:
- Resistance to Wear: A higher material hardness typically results in better resistance to wear. Drive chains with harder materials can withstand the friction and contact forces encountered during operation, minimizing the wear on critical components. This translates to extended chain life and reduced maintenance requirements.
- Impact Resistance: The material hardness of a drive chain also affects its ability to resist impact forces. Chains operating in environments with frequent impacts or shock loads, such as in mining or heavy-duty applications, require high hardness materials to withstand the sudden stresses without deformation or failure.
- Resistance to Deformation: Harder materials exhibit greater resistance to deformation under load. This is particularly important in drive chains where precise interlocking of chain components is necessary for efficient power transmission. Chains with higher material hardness maintain their shape and dimensional integrity, ensuring consistent performance and minimizing the risk of chain elongation or misalignment.
- Corrosion Resistance: While material hardness primarily affects wear resistance, it can indirectly impact the chain’s resistance to corrosion. Certain high-hardness materials, such as stainless steel or specific alloys, offer improved corrosion resistance compared to softer materials. This is especially relevant in applications where the chain is exposed to corrosive environments, such as marine or chemical industries.
It is important to note that while higher hardness generally leads to improved durability, excessive hardness can also result in brittleness and reduced impact resistance. Therefore, a balance must be struck between hardness and other mechanical properties to ensure optimal performance and durability of the drive chain.
Manufacturers typically specify the appropriate hardness level for drive chain components based on the specific application requirements. These specifications take into account factors such as load capacity, operating conditions, anticipated wear rates, and desired service life.
Regular maintenance practices, such as proper lubrication, periodic inspection, and tension adjustment, are essential for maximizing the durability and performance of the drive chain, regardless of its material hardness.
By selecting a drive chain with the appropriate material hardness and implementing proper maintenance practices, operators can ensure optimal durability, extended chain life, and reliable power transmission in various industrial applications.
Can a drive chain be used in a hydraulic or pneumatic system?
A drive chain is not typically used as a primary power transmission method in hydraulic or pneumatic systems. Hydraulic and pneumatic systems rely on fluid power to transmit force and motion. However, drive chains can still be used in certain auxiliary or secondary applications within these systems. Here is a detailed explanation:
In hydraulic or pneumatic systems, the primary power transmission is achieved through the use of hydraulic fluid or compressed air. The fluid or air is pressurized and controlled to generate force and motion in actuators or motors. Drive chains, on the other hand, are commonly used in mechanical power transmission applications where direct force is required, such as in mechanical drives or conveyors.
While drive chains may not be used as the main power transmission method, they can be employed in auxiliary or secondary applications within hydraulic or pneumatic systems, including:
- Tensioning and Positioning: Drive chains can be used to tension belts or other components in a system that is driven by hydraulic or pneumatic power. They can provide accurate positioning and tension control in certain applications.
- Linkage Mechanisms: Drive chains can be utilized as part of mechanical linkage mechanisms in hydraulic or pneumatic systems to transmit motion or force between different components.
- Drive Chain Actuators: In some cases, specialized drive chain actuators can be used in combination with hydraulic or pneumatic power to provide linear or rotary motion for specific applications.
- Accessories and Ancillary Devices: Drive chains can be employed in various accessories or ancillary devices within hydraulic or pneumatic systems, such as tensioners, clutches, or braking mechanisms.
It is important to note that the selection and application of drive chains in hydraulic or pneumatic systems require careful consideration of the specific requirements, load conditions, and compatibility with the fluid power components. Consulting with experts or manufacturers is recommended to ensure the proper integration and performance of the drive chain in such applications.
What is a drive chain and how does it work?
A drive chain is a mechanical component used to transmit power from one part of a machine or system to another. It typically consists of a series of interconnected links or rollers that form a flexible and durable mechanism. Drive chains are commonly used in various applications, including bicycles, motorcycles, industrial machinery, and automotive systems.
The working principle of a drive chain involves the transfer of rotational motion or power from a driving sprocket or gear to a driven sprocket or gear. Here is a step-by-step explanation of how a typical drive chain works:
- The driving force is applied to the first component of the drive chain, usually a sprocket.
- As the driving sprocket rotates, it engages with the links or rollers of the chain.
- The driving force is transferred from the driving sprocket to the chain links or rollers.
- The chain links or rollers transmit the rotational motion to the driven sprocket.
- The driven sprocket, connected to the driven component, rotates and transfers the power to the intended mechanism, such as wheels or other moving parts.
The efficiency and performance of a drive chain depend on factors such as the quality of the components, proper lubrication, tension adjustment, and maintenance. It is crucial to ensure the chain is properly aligned and tensioned to minimize wear and maximize power transfer.
Overall, drive chains play a vital role in power transmission by efficiently transferring rotational motion from one component to another, enabling the operation of various mechanical systems.
editor by CX 2024-04-11