Lifting Chain Product Catalogue

I Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Renold Chain Product Range Roller Chain • British, ANSI, API, DIN, ISO and Works Standard Chains • Adapted Chains • Extended Pitch Chains • Hollow Pin Chains • Made to Order, Special Chains • Mini Pitch Chains Nickel Plated Chains Oilfield Chains Plastic Bush Chains Power and Free Chains Polymer Block Chains Side Bow Chains Stainless Steel Chains Applications • Abattoirs • Air Conditioning • Aircraft - Civil & Military • Bakery Machines • Battery Manufacturing • Brewing • Canning • Carpet Machines • Chart Tables/Marine • Chocolate Manufacturing • Concrete Moulding...

Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Leaf/LFT Chain Renold Ultimate Specification Leaf Chain LH (BL) Series NFE26107 / ISO4347 / DIN8152 / ANSI B29.8 Leaf Chain AL Series - ANSI B29.8 Leaf Chain LL Series - NFE26107 / ISO4347 / DIN8152 Leaf Chain Works Standard Roller Chain ANSI Standard Chain ISO606 A Series / ANSI B29.8 Large Pitch and Heavy Series Chain ISO606 / ANSI B29.100 European BS Standard Chain BS226 / ISO606 / DIN8187 Lifting Chain Installation and Maintenance Introduction Types of Lifting Chain Chain Numbering Equipment Needed Preparation Checking Alignment Installation of Chain Test Run...

I Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Leaf/FLT Chain Section 1 Renold Ultimate Specification Special design features • • • • High Fatigue Strength Long Service Life Maximum Resistance to wear Compact Design Link Plates plates are made from a special steel which can withstand sudden loads and provides maximum resistance to breakage Bearing Pins pins are manufactured from a special steel which has excellent resistance to bending. This increases the wear life of the chain. Inner Link Plates movement of the inner plates is improved by close control of the pin and plate hole dimensions. This reduces rubbing...

Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Leaf Chain LH (BL) Series Section 1 Plate Combination Technical Details (mm) ANSI Ref. Pitch (inch) Plate Combination Chain Length over 100 pitches Plate Width Plate Depth Tensile Strength Other sizes available on request. Standard end links and fixings are available. Details on request.

I Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Leaf Chain AL Series Plate Combination Technical Details (mm) Pitch (inch) Plate Combination Chain Length over 100 pitches Plate Width Plate Depth Tensile Strength Other sizes available on request. Standard end links and fixings are available. Details on request.

Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Leaf Chain LL Series Section 1 Plate Combination Technical Details (mm) Pitch (inch) Plate Combination Chain Length over 100 pitches Plate Width Plate Depth Tensile Strength Other sizes available on request. Standard end links and fixings are available. Details on request. * LL4088 is not covered by ISO 4347

I Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Leaf Chain Works Standard Plate Combination Technical Details (mm) ANSI Ref. Pitch (inch) Plate Combination Chain Length over 100 pitches Plate Width Plate Depth Tensile Strength Other sizes available on request. Standard end links and fixings are available. Details on request.

Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue ANSI Standard Chain Section 1 Technical Details (mm) ANSI No. Pitch (inch) Inside Width Roller Diam. Plate Height Plate Width Inner Plate Width Outer Conn. Link Transverse Extension Pitch ISO606 Tensile Strength (Newtons) Connecting Links

I Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Large Pitch and Heavy Series Chain Section 1 Pitch (inch) Connecting Links Inside Width Roller Diam. Plate Height Plate Width Inner Plate Width Outer Conn. Link Transverse Extension Pitch ANSI large pitch chain - simplex A 140R 160R 180R 200R 240R ANSI large pitch chain - duplex A 140-2R 160-2R 180-2R 200-2R 240-2R Cottered chain is available on request.

Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue European (BS) Standard Chain Section 1 Pitch (inch) Connecting Links Inside Width Roller Diam. Plate Height Plate Width Inner Plate Width Outer Conn. Link Transverse Extension Pitch * Bush chain.

I Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Chain Installation and Maintenance Section 1 Introduction Renold Chain has over 100 years experience in the operation and maintenance of lifting chain. Involvement with designers, manufacturers and users of all types of equipment has enabled Renold to develop this concise manual for chain lifting applications. This definitive manual is designed to pass on the preferred methods of correct handling, adjustment, installation and maintenance of lifting chain systems resulting in maximum chain life. Renold can supply leaf chain for use in machine tool applications....

Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Maintenance Schedule Check equipment to ensure that general requirements are correct (e.g. sprockets, sheaves, means of adjustment). Should endwise float of shafts be present, make due allowances so that alignment is correct at the mid position of float. Check condition and rigidity of the shafts and bearings, particularly if there has been considerable previous service. Replace or rectify if necessary. When alignment is correct within closest practical limits, drive any keys home and take a final check. Regular chain maintenance is important if maximum life is...

I Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue Chain Installation and Maintenance Chain Protection Abnormal Ambient Temperatures Environmental Factors A new Renold chain should always be stored in its original packing until installation. Renold chain is lubricated at the factory, but this lubrication will not stand up to outdoor conditions for prolonged periods particularly where there is a salt water atmosphere. For elevated temperatures up to 250°C, dry lubricants, such as colloidal graphite or MoS2 in white spirit or poly-alkaline glycol carriers are most suitable. Unprotected, lubricated chains will become...

Renold Lifting Chain Catalogue To Measure Chain Wear Chain wear can be ascertained by length measurement as follows: Chain Installation and Maintenance Lay the chain on a flat surface and, after anchoring it at one end, attach to the other end a turnbuckle and a spring balance suitably anchored. Apply a tension load by means of the turnbuckle amounting to approximately 5% of the chain breaking load. As an alternative to the use of turnbuckle and spring balance, the chain may be measured in-situ with a nominal weight in the lifting system. • Measure length ‘M’ (see Fig A) in millimetres from which...