Driving Chains

High-Quality Driving Chains for Superior Performance

When it comes to power transmission systems, Driving Chains play a crucial role in ensuring smooth and efficient operation across various industrial applications. Our premium Driving Chains are engineered to deliver exceptional durability, reliability, and performance under the most demanding conditions.

Key Features of Our Driving Chains

Manufactured using high-grade alloy steel for maximum strength
Precision-engineered components for smooth operation
Special heat treatment process for enhanced wear resistance
Multiple coating options available for corrosion protection
Compatible with various sprocket designs and configurations

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Standard Value	Range
Pitch	0.5 inch	0.25 - 3 inches
Tensile Strength	12,000 lbs	5,000 - 25,000 lbs
Working Load	2,500 lbs	1,000 - 5,000 lbs
Temperature Range	-20°C to 120°C	-40°C to 200°C
Surface Hardness	HRC 55-60	Customizable

Driving Chains Application Areas

Our Driving Chains are widely used in numerous industries including:

Agricultural machinery and equipment
Construction and mining vehicles
Material handling systems
Industrial manufacturing plants
Food processing equipment
Transportation and conveyor systems

Driving Chains FAQ

Q: What maintenance is required for Driving Chains?

A: Regular maintenance of Driving Chains includes proper lubrication every 8 hours of operation, tension adjustment to manufacturer specifications, and periodic inspection for wear. We recommend checking for elongation (stretch) every 200 operating hours and replacing chains that exceed 3% elongation. Cleaning with a solvent before relubrication helps remove contaminants that accelerate wear.

Q: How do I select the right Driving Chain for my application?

A: Selecting the appropriate Driving Chain involves considering several factors: the horsepower and speed requirements of your system, the type of load (shock, continuous, or variable), environmental conditions (temperature, moisture, chemicals), and the sprocket specifications. Our technical team can help you calculate the required chain size based on your specific torque, rpm, and service factor requirements.

Chain Types Comparison

Chain Type	Best For	Average Lifespan	Price Range
Standard Roller Chain	General purpose applications	5,000 hours	$
Heavy-Duty Chain	High-load industrial uses	7,500 hours	$$
Corrosion-Resistant Chain	Wet or chemical environments	4,000 hours	$$$
High-Temperature Chain	Ovens, furnaces	3,500 hours	$$$$