Push Out Force
The push out force of a roller chain is the force required to push the pin from the outer plate or the bush from the inner plate. Therefore, it is also called "pushing force" or "pressing force".
NSL Series
Tired of lubricating roller chain or have an application where is difficult to re-lubricate roller chain? MCC New Self Lube roller chain could be an option for your choice.
Why Choose Stainless steel chain?
The stainless steel roller chain and double-pitch conveyor roller chain are made from SUS304 material for superior corrosion resistance. Stainless steel chain used in the food industry and processing industries. MCC provides ANSI, ISO standard stainless steel chain, includes double-pitch, straight link plate chain.
Fatigue Test Method for Roller Chains
The fatigue strength test is considered to be the closest test method to the actual use of the chain. Since the chain is constantly moving during use, it is also necessary to understand the fatigue life and endurance limit of the chain. The purpose of this test is to find out under what tensile load on the chain will (theoretically) never break. For general chains (excluding stainless steel chains), the fatigue strength is equivalent to the maximum allowable load.
MEGA-II-Patented high strength stainless steel chain
The MEGA-II stainless steel chain is MCC patented stainless steel roller chains with the larger bearing area, increased tensile strength and increase 50% chain life.
What are important tests for chains?
In order to ensure chains high quality, MAXTOP chains will go through several inspections and tests to assure that the produced chain meets the specifications. We are going to introduce you some representatively important tests according to their purpose by the test.
What is Roller Chain?
Roller chain is a type of chain that is used in a variety of industries and applications, including the transmission of mechanical power with machinery such as industrial conveyors and automotive industry. MAXTOP roller chain offers full range options for the ANSI and British standard roller chains, which are widely used for material handling, food industry, sawmill industry, automotive/motorcycle, fitness equipment, spiral conveyor and so on.
Introduction to Roller Chain Attachments
Roller chain attachments are used in many applications to achieve various functions; this article helps customer to find the suitable parts.
What is Leaf Chain?
What is Leaf Chain? Leaf chain only consists of link plates and pins which is the simplest steel chains. It’s commonly used on forklift trucks, telehandlers and in other material handling applications. As the link plate found on the standard roller chain, the link plate of leaf chain also has the same figure of 8 shape. Leaf chain is also called balance chain and cable chain.
Introduction to Chain Lubrication
Proper lubrication is the key to optimized operating performance and long working life. Without proper lubrication, even the highest quality chains cannot reach expected working life.
How to inspect your roller chain
Check our roller chain inspection list to find out the probable causes of roller chain wear and action suggested to take.
Wearing Test Method for Roller Chains
Wear resistance is one of the elements for high-quality chains. Through test, we can find out the quality of chains and where to improve.
Tensile Test Method for Roller Chains
Through Ultimate Tensile Strength (UTS) test, we can review chain quality and inspect possible defects in the chain.
Anti-Corrosion Chain Testing Standard - Salt Spray Test
Salt spray test is to examine corrosion resistance of coated chain. The article is to introduce the standard and method how the test is done.
Comparing Anti-rust Chains - Find Out the Most Suitable Application
Here you can find the features and selection guide of anti-corrosion coating to suit your application. Not sure what kind of corrosion resistant chain works best for you? Check our introduction and selection guide to find the one suite your application.
What is solid bush and roller chain?
Do you know the differences between solid (seamless) bush roller chain, and conventional split (curled) bush roller chain? Check it out!