135A DIN 654 Class Pintle Chain

 

DIN 654 Chain No.	135A
Pitch In Inches	135
A	47
B	27
C	108
D	15
E	44
E1	54
F	33
Z	24
Maximum Working Load Kgs.	700.00
Average Ultimate Strength Kgs.	3500.00
Weight Per Metre Kg.	5.0

 

Key Features of 135A DIN 654 Class Pintle Chain

• Heavy-duty, moderately priced chain
• Suitable for handling average loads at slow or intermediate speeds
• Good balance, strength and long service life
• Closed bearing construction makes it useful in conveying gritty and abrasive materials

Structural Components of DIN 654 Class Pintle Chain

• Links: The links of the DIN 654 Class Pintle Chain are composed of link plates and pins.
• Link plates: The link plates are composed of two link plate sheets and a link pin.
• Pins: The pins are the load-bearing parts of the chain and are made of cast iron or steel.

Applications of DIN 654 Class Pintle Chain

• Chain hoists: This chain is ideal for hoisting applications due to its strength and durability.
• Chain conveyors: Can handle average loads at slow or intermediate speeds, making it suitable for conveyor applications.
• Other applications that require heavy loads: Its robust construction allows it to handle a variety of heavy-duty applications.

Manufacturing Materials and Processes

Pintle chains are typically made from cast iron or steel. The manufacturing process for pintle chains is relatively simple and consists of several steps including material preparation, casting, machining and surface treatment.

Specific Manufacturing Process Flow

1. Casting: Casting is a critical process in the manufacturing of pintle chains.
2. Machining: The purpose of machining is to machine the castings to the desired dimensions and shape.
3. Surface treatment: Surface treatment improves the wear resistance and corrosion resistance of pintle chains.

Sprockets for Malleable Casting Chains

Here are some specific types of sprockets commonly used with malleable cast iron chains:

• cast iron sprockets: Offer cost-effective durability for light-duty applications.
• Steel sprockets: More wear-resistant than cast iron, suitable for medium to heavy-duty applications.
• Ductile iron sprockets: Provide superior strength and resistance to fatigue for demanding applications.
• Double sprockets: Used for applications requiring two chains running in opposite directions on the same shaft.
• Custom sprockets: Can be specially designed to meet specific requirements like unique tooth profiles or materials.

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