Corrosion and Temperature Resistant Roller Chain

General Info
We off er many different corrosion and/or temperature resistant roller chain solutions to suit the distinct needs of virtually any application. These range from plated or coated carbon steels to a number of diff erent stainless steel sorts that could be chosen based over the sought after blend of wear resistance, power, corrosion resistance and resistance to extremes in working temperatures.
Nickel Plating
Ideal for mild corrosive situations this kind of as outside support. Normally used for decorative functions. Chain elements are plated just before assembly for uniform coverage of inner components.
Type 304 Stainless
Our conventional stainless steel item off ers excellent resistance to corrosion and operates efficiently over a wide range of temperatures. This material is somewhat magnetic because of the work hardening in the parts during the manufacturing processes.
Variety 316 Stainless
This materials possess better corrosion and temperature resistance in contrast with Kind 304SS. It is often utilized in the food processing business on account of its resistance to stress corrosion cracking while in the presence of chlorides this kind of as are located in liquid smoke. The magnetic permeability of this materials is exceptionally low and it is typically viewed as nonmagnetic having said that it is actually not deemed for being prspark oof.
600 Series Stainless
Pins, bushings and rollers are made from 17-4PH stainless steels which may be hardened for enhanced resistance to dress in elongation. The corrosion resistance of this chain is much like
Type 304SS. The operating temperature selection of this material nonetheless is not as terrific as Type 304SS.
Mega Chain:
A large power 304 stainless steel chain. Out there in two versions which use diff erent mechanical confi gurations to obtain extra strength. Both versions off er larger doing work loads resulting from a higher pin/bushing bearing area along with a exclusive labyrinth type seal that helps avert the penetration of abrasive foreign elements to the internal wearing parts.