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Link-Belt Drive and Roller Chain Catalog

Link-Belt Drive and Roller Chain Catalog
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Link-Belt Drive and Roller Chain Catalog

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Introduction
Rexnord's Link-Belt® chains and sprockets are renowned for their engineering excellence and are widely used in industries such as steel, mining, cement, and automotive. These products are designed to excel in demanding conditions.
Safety Warnings
To ensure safety, it is essential to lock out power switches, wear protective gear, support chains to prevent movement, and use appropriate tools. Only manufacturer-built subassemblies should be used, and damaged chains must be avoided.
Specifications and Standards
The catalog provides ANSI horsepower ratings for users, with Rexnord engineers available for specific chain drive recommendations.
Drive Chains
Available in various sizes and types, including corrosion-resistant and O-ring chains, these are suitable for a wide range of applications.
Conveyor Chains
These chains come with attachments for various devices and can be modified for specific applications, such as restricted lubrication chains.
Order Processing
The myRexnord system offers efficient order processing with real-time updates, ensuring quick service.
Technical Data
Detailed technical data, including chain dimensions, strength, and weight, assist in selecting the appropriate chain.
Specifications and Engineering Recommendations
Recommendations focus on factors like chordal action, quietness, and sprocket teeth number. For quiet operation, a smaller pitch and wider chain with a driver sprocket of at least 25 teeth is recommended.
Drive Ratio and Chain Selection
Drive ratios up to 10:1 are satisfactory, with double-reduction drives often more economical. Chain selection involves using a service factor and charts for appropriate size and teeth number.
Chain Tension and Lubrication
Proper tension is crucial, with initial adjustments after 100 hours. Adequate lubrication is necessary for optimal drive life.
Drive Selection Procedure
Factors like power source, horsepower, shaft sizes, and space limitations are considered. Formulas for center distance and chain length are provided.
Example and Charts
An example illustrates the drive selection process, with charts for selecting roller chains based on RPM and horsepower.
Specifications
Detailed specifications for machined and hot rolled steel plate sprockets are provided, including tolerances and dimensions.
Dimensions
Tables list sprocket dimensions based on teeth number, aiding in appropriate size selection.
Horsepower Ratings
Ratings for single strand chains vary based on teeth number and RPM, with lubrication types specified.
Chain Specifications
Details for No. 41 and No. 50 chains include ultimate strength and weight per foot, with factors for multiple strands.
Additional Notes
Dimensions and data are subject to change, with certified specifications available upon request.
Specifications and Dimensions
Focus on No. 2060, 2060H, and 2080 chains, with dimensions subject to change.
Lubrication Types
Three types are specified, crucial for maintaining efficiency and extending service life.
Drive Engineering
Emphasizes proper lubrication for longevity and efficiency.
Sprocket Details
Details include maximum bore, hub length, and effective pitch diameter.
Lubrication Recommendations
Manual or drip lubrication is recommended for open running drives, with bath lubrication for encased drives.
Specifications and Procedures
Prelubrication reduces joint wear, with lubricant selection based on temperature and conditions.
Maintenance and Safety
Proper alignment and tension are crucial, with safety precautions for drive casing.
Casings and Attachments
Three casing designs are available, with various chain attachments for different applications.
Conclusion
Accurate alignment, proper lubrication, and regular maintenance ensure efficient operation.
Specifications
Link-Belt Side Bow Roller Chains are designed for curved conveyor applications, with special pin links for greater clearance.
Applications
Used in conveyors on power curves, these chains reduce replacement and maintenance costs.
Sprockets and Attachments
Standard ANSI sprockets are used, with custom options for special applications.
Dimensions and Load Capacities
Detailed dimensions and load capacities for various chain types are provided.
Block Chains
Used in light-load conveyors, available in solid or laminated forms.
Engineering Recommendations
Precision manufacturing is emphasized for durability and performance.
Lubrication and Maintenance
Proper lubrication is crucial, with recommendations based on environment.
Selection Procedure
Guidelines for selecting roller chains based on various factors.
Conveyor Chain Selection and Calculation Guide
Comprehensive guide for selecting and calculating conveyor chains.
Specifications and Procedures
Details on carriers, attachment types, and layout selection.
Chain Strength and Selection
Guidelines for calculating minimum conveyor and chain strength.
Sprocket and Chain Length Calculations
Formulas for calculating chain length and sprocket centers.
Lubrication and Maintenance
Importance of lubrication and methods provided.
Horsepower and Conveyor Pull Calculations
Formulas for calculating total conveyor pull and horsepower requirement.
Example and Application
An example illustrates chain selection based on strength and other factors.
Friction Coefficients
Tables provide coefficients for different chain types and conditions.
Lubrication of Chains
Pre-lubrication is crucial, with specific methods for different environments.
Lubricant Selection
Recommendations based on temperature and conditions.
Methods of Lubrication
Various methods based on environment, with specific recommendations for abrasive atmospheres.
Sprocket Specifications
Detailed specifications for sprockets, including dimensions and tolerances.
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Link-Belt > Drive and Roller Chains >

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horsepower ratings. This analysis,whether it be selecting chains on a basis of fatigue strength or selecting chains on a basis of wear rate, will be done quickly and efficiently by computer. Forward roller chaindrive data to the Link-Belt Roller Chain Operation in Indianapolis who in turn will expeditea recommendation for chain size, sprocket size and chain length. > TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONS CONNECTINGOR DISCONNECTING CHAIN, AND OTHER PERSONNEL IN THE VICINITY MUSTΗ ❋ Always lock out equipment power switches before removing or installingchains. ❋ Always use safety...

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Drive Chains > Standard Roller Chains B-1, SU Series ChainsB-4, Double Pitch Drive Chains B-6, ExtraClearance Chains B-6, Corrosion Resistant Chains B-7, O-Ring chains B-8. Drive Engineering > Engineering Recommendations C-1, Specifications,Dimensions and Ratings C-9, Lubrication C-45,Casings Design and Ordering Instructions C-47, Chain Tighteners C-49, Drive Installation C-50. Conveyor Chains > Introduction D-1, Standard Roller Chains andAttachments D-3, Double Pitch Roller Chainsand Attachments D-5, Redi-Lube Chain D-9, Side Bow Chain D-11, Block Chain D-12. Conveyor Engineering > Engineering...

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No matter how good it is, any rollerchain falls short of being the best if itisnt available when and where itsneeded. A-1 Many diverse elements go into eachlink of roller chain. Engineering ability.Material quality. Manufacturing technologies. Worker skills. And, everychain manufacturer has the sameopportunity to select the elements which constitute his product.Link-Belt roller chain has chosen toproduce only the best.Doing that requires the highest qualitymaterials, designed and improved bythe best engineering minds, and manufactured by the industrys mostadvanced and precise processes. It requires...

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So a wide network of stock-carryingdistributors maintain immediatelyavailable quantities of Link-Belt roller chain. To give you the best, when andwhere you need it.In turn, vast Link-Belt warehouseinventories support distributor stocks,allowing for overnight delivery in manycases.Further supplementing these efforts,strategically located Sales Offices andService Centers provide for direct, in- depth consultation. Each is staffed withknowledgeable customer servicerepresentatives and sales specialists, who are able to aid in matters from thesimplest application questions todeveloping complete power...

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Standard roller chain is broadly used in power transmission applications ranging from general industrialapplications to demanding oil fieldservice to operation in such specialied areas as food processing and heavyconstruction equipment.Single and multiple standard rollerchains, available in 14 sies, meetmost drive requirements. Specificationsare shown on pages B-1 through B-3.Double-pitch drive chains frequentlyprove the economical choice for slowerspeed drives on relatively long centers.For details, see page B-6.Modifications of these chains,developed for special operating conditions, are described...

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Standard and double-pitch conveyorchains are available with a selection ofattachments to accommodate slats,angles, rollers, crossrods, and other conveying devices. Youll find details onthese widely used conveyor chains andattachments on pages D-3 through D-8.Conveyor chain design modificationsto meet specific applicationrequirements are described below. > Double-pitch roller chain with large- diameter rollers combines smooth,quiet operation and long life. Thismodification proves particularly useful in applications requiring minimumlubrication or where conditions makelubrication difficult. See...

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Typical drive arrangements using chain tighteners are shownin the preferred drive arrangements below. Dimensions ofseveral chain tightener brackets are listed on page C-49.Offset links may be used to adjust chain length when othermeans are not available. Single-pitch offset links and two-pitch offset assemblies can be supplied. Offset assembliesare recommended for high speed or heavily loaded drives.Chain tension should be carefully maintained when thefollowing operating conditions exist:Fixed centersVertical or near vertical centersShock or pulsating loadsReversals in direction of rotation Center...

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Other arrangements These arrangements are not gener-ally recomended but they will give satisfactory service ifcarefully attended and chain tension is accurately maintained.Establish the material or design variation factor When avariation of standard roller chain is being selected (such as stainless steel chain for corrosion resistance), refer to Table3 and determine the appropriate variation factor. This factorcompensates for either the design or material difference so that a selection can be made from the standard roller chainrating table. Calculate the equivalent horsepower Multiply thehorsepower...

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Determine the number of teeth for the large sprocket Multiply the drive ration by the number of teeth in the smallsprocket.If the drive is to operate in a restricted location, check thesprocet radii against the space limitation. Radial clearancerequired for each sprocket is equal to one-half the sum of its pitch diameter and the chain pitch. Encased drives require anadditional 3" radial clearance. If sufficient space is notavailable, consider a smaller pitch, multiple strand drive. Check the small sprocket As shown in the rating table, themaximum bore of a 17-tooth No. 100 sprocket is larger...

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Disc lubrication is very effective formoderately high-speed drives and is frequently used when the drivearrangement is not suitable for oil bathlubrication. An oil disc mounted on the lowersprocket dips about one-half inch intoan oil reservoir. The oil is thrown off thedisc by centrifugal force, automatically lubricating the chain which is keptabove the oil level. This method oflubrication is ineffective at high speeds as well as at very low speeds.Oil disc lubrication is applicable to therelative shaft positions illustrated below: Forced lubrication is recommendedfor large horsepower drives,...

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.