Conveyor chains

Conveyor chains are link chains designed to pull or support the product on a line: bulk loads, packages, parts, containers, buckets, or trays. Unlike a transmission chain, which moves a shaft between two sprockets, a conveyor chain often carries attachments (flights, plates, stops, hooks) or long-pitch rollers, and works under significant tension and wear from friction.

In TSUBAKI, FV 112, FV 180, and FV 315 are sizes of the FV series: the number increases with the size and capacity of the chain. In DIAMOND, series such as CA550 and CA620 and executions such as SC2060H C and SC2060HSS C appear, with final letters indicating a variant. Therefore, the code is ordered complete, without truncating suffixes.

When selecting, calculate the working tension (product weight, length of the run, friction, and inclination), apply the appropriate safety factor, and compare it with the chain's breaking load. Then define the pitch, attachments, speed, and environment: abrasion, dust, humidity, temperature, or chemicals, which condition the material and surface treatment. The sprockets and guides must match the pitch and profile. They are used in mining, cement, food, packaging, and agro-industry.

We quote TSUBAKI and DIAMOND conveyor chains. Send us the complete code via WhatsApp, or if it is a replacement, the pitch, width, attachments, and a photo of the links, and we will quote it promptly.