Pinned chain
A pin chain consists of a barrel and linkage as a single casting. Each casting is then connected to the next with a steel pin to form a chain. The castings and linkages provide greater strength than other chains, allowing for a wider range of applications.
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Pinned Chain
Key words:
Pinned chain
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A pin chain consists of a barrel and linkage as a single casting. Each casting is then connected to the next with a steel pin to form a chain. The castings and linkages provide greater strength than other chains, allowing for a wider range of applications.
UniISO Pintle chain sizes are D205, 662, 662H, 662HD, 667X, 667XH, 667KC, 667J, 88K, 88C, 308C.
Steel pin chain gets its unique name from its design. A pin is a pin or bolt that is usually inserted into a sleeve-like cylindrical fitting called a pad. Applying this type of connection allows the link to rotate or hinge to a second, similar component that forms a strong and flexible chain for conveying heavy loads.
Pin chains have several advantages that allow them to be used in a variety of situations involving heavy workloads and environments with corrosion-resistant materials.
Steel pin chains are well suited for a wide range of applications such as salt-sand-fertilizer spreaders, bunk feeders, hay hauling equipment, manure spreader aprons and similar conveyor systems. Our steel pin chains feature all heat-treated parts and four-pile pins.
