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From ramseychain.com
There are a number of industrial silent chain manufacturers in the United States and each produces different types of silent chain. Chains from different manufacturers differ in design and therefore should not be interconnected, nor should their parts be interchanged. These instructions illustrate and describe the procedures for connecting and disconnecting some of the most common silent chains. For information on chains not shown here consult the manufacturer. Serious personal injury can result if safety rules are not followed. Observe the following safety precautions when installing a chain: * Shut off power to the equipment and lock out the power switches before installing chains. * Always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes. * Wear protective clothing, gloves, and safety shoes as appropriate. * Support the chain to prevent uncontrolled movement of the chain or parts. * Restrain shafts and sprockets from free rotation where such rotation could permit uncontrolled chain movement and cause personal injury or equipment damage. * Use pressing equipment to remove or install press fit pins or link plates. Keep tooling in good condition and use it properly. If pressing equipment is not available contact the chain manufacturer for additional guidance. * Know and understand the chain construction, including the correct direction for pin removal and insertion, before connecting or disconnecting a chain. Products & Services
Silent chain or inverted-tooth chain features teeth on its links that engage the sprocket teeth. Silent chain can be wide and is used in a variety of power transmission and conveying applications.
Chain drives use a chain connected between a sprocket at the transmission output and a sprocket attached to the rear wheel. Drive chains consist of a number of links that contain pins, rollers, bushings, and plates.
Belt and chain tensioners apply and maintain correct tension on power transmission drive systems.
Lifting slings are material handling accessories for load attachment to lifts, cranes, and hoists.
Lifting chain is designed for use with hoists, cranes, winches, and other material handling equipment. It is also used in rigging slings and for lashing.
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