41 DIN 654 Class Pintle Chain

DIN 654 CLASS PINTLE CHAIN is a heavyweight, moderately priced chain capable of handling average loads at slow or intermediate speeds. It is proportionately cast for balance, strength and long, efficient service, and is available in cottered construction. The head of each pin is notched to fit the sidebar locking lug which keeps the pin from rotating when the chain is in use. Closed bearing construction makes DIN.654 CLASS PINTLE CHAIN useful in conveying gritty and abrasive materials.

Features of 41 DIN 654 CLASS PINTLE CHAIN

DIN.654 CLASS PINTLE CHAIN is a heavy-duty, moderately priced chain suitable for handling average loads at slow or intermediate speeds. It is proportionately cast for balance, strength, and long service life. Its closed bearing construction makes it useful in conveying gritty and abrasive materials. This chain is carefully cored for pitch accuracy with smooth bearing surfaces that reduce "break-in" wear causing pitch elongation. 

DIN 654 Chain No.	41
Pitch In Inches	41.5
A	28
B	17
C	24.5
D	8
E	25
E1	33
F	25
Z	14
Maximum Working Load Kgs.	600.00
Average Ultimate Strength Kgs.	1800.00
Weight Per Metre Kg.	3.6

Structure of No.41 DIN 654 CLASS PINTLE CHAIN

The links of the DIN 654 Class Pintle Chain are composed of link plates and pins. The link plates are composed of two link plate sheets and a link pin. 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 use in chain hoists due to its strength and durability.
• Chain conveyors: Its closed bearing construction makes it useful in conveying gritty and abrasive materials.
• Other applications: Any application that requires heavy loads can benefit from this chain.

Manufacturing Material and Process

Pintle chains are typically made from cast iron or steel. The manufacturing process for pintle chains is simple and includes material preparation, casting, machining, and surface treatment. Specific manufacturing process flow includes casting, machining, and surface treatment.

Sprockets for Malleable Casting Chains

Here are some specific types of sprockets commonly used with malleable cast iron chains: cast iron sprockets, steel sprockets, ductile iron sprockets, double sprockets, and custom sprockets. We also provide suitable sprockets for the DIN 654 Class Pintle Chain.sprockets for sale">

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