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The companies AUFT and AUFT Export were founded on the 1st of January 2005. We develop solutions in the fields of bushed conveyor chains, roller chains and special chains, as well as chain wheels and chain attachments. Our knowledge and expertise speak for us, since our technically skilled employees have more than 20-years of experience in the chain manufacturing industry to ensure we supply high quality products supported by the best level of service.
Our product range includes the following products: Bushed conveyor chains in accordance with DIN 8165 and DIN 8167 Custom-made bushed conveyor chains Bushed conveyor chains in accordance with DIN 8164 Galle chains in accordance with DIN 8150 and DIN 8151 Custom-made draw bench and plate link chains Link-plate chains in accordance with DIN 8175 and DIN 8176 Custom-made link-plate chains Roller chains in accordance with DIN 8187 and DIN 8188 Special roller chains with attachments Fork link chains Custom-made disc band chains Block chains Additional custom-made special chains Chain wheels for every type of chain
Sluice gate Meppen
Weir at Lengfurth
The drives of the upper and lower gates of the large sluice gate in Meppen were restored. The lower gate is driven by a jointed rack with counterweights that are attached to the gate by means of ropes. The jointed rack is made completely from stainless steel with self-lubricating bronze bearings. The upper gate is raised and lowered by a chain drive mechanism. These chains are also made from stainless steel with self-lubricating bearings. Because of the space constraints, two hoisting chains with triple chainwheel engagement were employed in a side-by-side arrangement.
The chains for the weir of the Lengfurth openings M and R were only partially refurbished, as this equipment is only intended to be used for a maximum of 20 years. The solution consists of a standard steel chain with shrunk-fit collar rings. The link plates are provided with corrosion protection. Joints are lubricated at regular intervals depending on the number of flexures.
Weir at Weiblingen
In Wieblingen a stainless steel lifting/folding chain with self-lubricating bushings was employed. The lifting chain is attached to the roller. The other end is attached to the gate as a simplex chain. Therefore, fine adjustment of both the overpour gate and the roller movements for large flow rates, may be controlled with a drive pinion.
HYDRO STEEL STRUCTURES

.CHAINS
DRIVING PINIONS
JOINTED RACKS
50 years along with a significant reduction of maintenance intervals. We supply lifting and retention chains as well as chain wheels and assemble these products on site if required. We also review your existing systems. After a thorough examination, you will receive a detailed report including a life cycle assessment as well as lubrication and service recommendations. This brochure and the drawings contain some references to our products in hydro steel structures. Our customers are water and shipping departments, energy companies and steel construction companies in Germany, Austria and France.
Our products are used where rollers, lock gates and backwater protection panels are lifted. In hydro steel structures, these consist mainly of lifting chains used as plate link chain that are made of stainless steel with self-lubricating plain bearing bushes and matching pinions. In addition, lockages are often equipped with lantern gears and jointed racks. Based on our technical expertise, chains and drive pinions for new weirs are recalculated and positioned in accordance with the conditions of service and DIN 19 704. To refurbish chains and other items on existing systems we will carry out on-site surveys, define materials with optimised heat treatment, thereby increasing the run time of the products by 35 to
BULK MATERIALS INDUSTRY

.CHAINS
CHAINWHEELS
ATTACHMENTS
appropriate heat treatment as well as the respective tolerances. We will optimize the products for your specific application. Our product range includes chains with matching chain wheels or sprockets, complete conveyor systems with base plates and other attachments such as scratches or carriers. Our products are used in inclined haulage installations, bucket wheel excavators, circular stackerreclaimers and bucket elevators of many well-known International original equipment manufacturers.
Our products are in use in applications where it is necessary to transport or elevate products, people, bulk or general cargo efficiently and often under difficult conditions. In the cement industry, such applications include bucket elevators and scraper chains, as well as conveyor belts including bucket cells and rollers. Reap the benefits of our expertise. We survey your conveyor plants on site; specify materials with the
lumber sorting
roof chain conveyors
round log grading
point drawing
On this page we present some applications. Because of large variety stresses, we adapt the different materials, the surface treatment and initial lubrication to suit the respective operating conditions. In particular, the chains for round log grading and point drawing are subjected to extreme loads due to the relatively high speed and external environmental influences, such as low temperatures and heavy soiling. We optimize materials and heat treatment processes for you. At the customers request, we will undertake a close examination of the plant and the installation situation, and then we will optimize the dimensions of the chain to extend the service life and to reduce the maintenance intervals.
chip conveyors
bypass conveyors
TIMBER INDUSTRY
.CHAINS
CHAINWHEELS
ATTACHMENTS
respective tolerances. We will optimize the products for your specific application. Our product range includes chains with matching sprockets as single piece or split versions. We also supply complete conveyor systems with a variety of carriers to meet your requirements, such as for point drawing, round log grading, cutters and for cross-conveyors. Many of the well-known large timber processing companies, both nationally and internationally, utilise our products in all areas of their material handling processes.
Our products are in use in applications where it is necessary to transport or elevate products, people, bulk or general cargo efficiently and often under difficult conditions. The timber industry is mainly concerned with systems on the log yard at sawmills, sorting sites, power planers and chip removal systems. Reap the benefits of our expertise. We survey your conveyor plants on site; specify materials with the appropriate heat treatment as well as the
CONTENTS
Introduction Construction of a steel link chain
DIN
ISO
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9 9
DIN
I SO
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FIGURES Cranked link conveyor chains Galle chains Draw bench chains High performance steel-bar bushed roller chain Solid bearing type conveyor chains Hollow bearing pin type conveyor chains Indented plates roller chains Scraper conveyor chains, type A-F Hollow bearing pin type conveyor chains Scraper chains Conveyor chains (plate-link chains) Plate-link chains for chain conveyors Single high-performance roller chains Duplex high-performance roller chains Triplex high-performance roller chains Hollow bearing pin type conveyor chains Roller carrying chains for lifting tables Fork link chains Special chains Standard chain wheels for single roller chains Duplex roller chains Triplex roller chains Conveyor chains Custom-made chains
(654) 8150 8156/8157 8164 8165/8167 8165/8168 8165/8167 8165/8167 8168 8177 8175 8176/BERG 8187/8188 8187/8188 8187/8188 2251 R 606 R 606 R 606 1977 1977 1977 1977
10 11 11 12 12 13 13 1416 17 17 18 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 24 25 26 27 8791
15263 C
TECHNICAL SECTION Types of chain wheels Cranked link conveyor chains Galle chains Draw bench chain Selection of steel-bar bushed roller chains High performance steel-bar bushed roller chain Selection of conveyor chains Conveyor chain calculations Conveyor chains Scraper conveyor chains Chain wheels for conveyor chains Solid bearing type conveyor chains Scraper conveyor chains Chain wheels for conveyor chains Hollow bearing pin type conveyor chains Chain wheels for hollow bearing pin type conveyor chains Conveyor chains (plate-link chains) Plate-link chains for chain conveyors Scraper chains Selection of roller chains Performance chart for high performance steel roller chains Single high-performance roller chains Single high-performance roller chains Standard chain wheels for single roller chain Duplex high-performance roller chains Standard chain wheels for Duplex roller chains Triplex high-performance roller chains Standard chain wheels for Triplex roller chains Standard disk wheels Chain links for roller chains High performance steel roller chains Links and spare parts: for single chains for multiple chains Hollow bearing pin type conveyor chains, roller carrying chains, chain wheels Plate-link chains, block chains, fork link chains drag conveyor double joints High performance chain couplings Chain tensioner for roller chains Facts on steel link chains SI units Necessary information for inquiries and orders joint surface pressure diagram Calculation parameters and formulas Pitch circle diameter Explanation of letters and symbols
(654) 8150 8156/8157 8164
8165 8165 8165 8167 8167 8167 8168 1977 1977 1977
27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3334 3537 3841 4243 4447 4851 5254 5556 5758 59 60 61 62
8175 8176/BERG 2251 8177
8187
R 606
63 64 65
6667 68 69 70
8187
R 606
8187
R 606
8188
71 7274 7576 R 606 7778 79 80 81 82 8384 85 86 9293 94 94 95 96 9798 U3
15263
PREFACE
This catalogue lists all available chains, special chains to DIN standard and manufacturers standard specifications, chain wheels and accessories. The technical section of the latest edition also includes selection guidelines for roller chains (according to DIN 8195). For decades, we have gathered experience in production processes and from our customers using chains and chain wheels. We continually assess these experiences. This is one of the reasons for the high quality standards maintained by our products. We are continuously searching for improved qualities of material and enhanced manufacturing methods to ensure that the quality of our products increases constantly and that it is state of the art. Please present your requirements and problems to us! Every one of our employees will try to help you immediately.
CONSTRUCTION OF A STEEL LINK CHAIN

Chain
Every steel link chain consists of inner and outer links. The figure below shows both links with their respective components. The shape and mechanical design of the individual components of the chain differ for every type of chain. All the parts of a chain are made from a variety of materials, mainly however, from high-quality steel of a variety of qualities and heat treatment processes.
Outer link plate
2 pieces ea. = 1 outer lin
pin
bushing 2 pieces ea. = 1 inner link
inner link plate roller
Pins
Pins are subjected to high bending and shearing forces and therefore are generally made of high quality hardened steel. With the appropriate heat treatment, these are provided with a high tensile strength core and a wear-resistant and extremely hard surface. Provision of the correct surface treatment, combined with close manufacturing tolerances guarantees the best joint and press-fit conditions.
Bushings
Pins are subjected to high bending and shearing forces and therefore are generally made of hardened steel alloy. The appropriate heat treatment provids these with the correct wear resistance and surface quality.
Rollers
Rollers are mainly subjected to impact shock and are therefore made entirely of heat-treated steel or hardened steel (as well as other materials for thick-walled rollers). Correct tolerances guarantee proper running fit on the bushing.
Links:
Links are mainly subjected to tensile stresses and are manufactured of tempered steel. Depending on the type of chain, they are heat treated to achieve high fatigue strength and resistance to breakage, whilst retaining the required levels of elasticity. The superior hole quality and pitch accuracy is achieved in part by precision punching. This process ensures precise seating conditions for the pins and bushings, as well as close length tolerances for the entire chain. Shot peening of the links ,cold hardens, these surfaces, thereby increasing the fatigue strength. 9
CRANKED LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS

(Replacement for DIN 654 steel bolt chains) without chain links
with chain links
Technical specifications p. 28
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GALLE CHAINS
In accordance with DIN 8150 and manufacturers standard specifications
DRAW BENCH CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8156 (without link bushings) In accordance with DIN 8157 (with link bushings)
Technical specifications p. 29/30
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HIGH PERFORMANCE STEEL-BAR BUSHED ROLLER CHAIN

In accordance with DIN 8164
SOLID BEARING TYPE CONVEYOR CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8165, DIN 8167 - ISO 1977
Technical specifications p. 32/35-37/44-47
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HOLLOW BEARING PIN TYPE CONVEYOR CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8165 and DIN 8168 - ISO 1977
INDENTED PLATES ROLLER CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8165 and DIN 8167 - ISO 1977
Technical specifications p. 35-37/44-47/55 + 56
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SCRAPER CONVEYOR CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8165, DIN 8167 and manufacturers standard specifications Type A: each outer link with bent scrapers
Type B: each outer link with bent and additionally welded scrapers
Technical specifications p. 38-41 / 48-51
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In accordance with DIN 8165, DIN 8167 and manufacturers standard specifications Type C: each outer link with scrapers welded to the centre
Type D: U-shaped, each outer link with double-bent scrapers
Technical specifications p. 38-41 / 48-51
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In accordance with DIN 8165, DIN 8167 and manufacturers standard specifications Type E: with bent links, each member having bent scrapers
Type F: Double strand scraper conveyor chain each outer link with bent scrapers and bolted centre studs
Technical specifications p. 38-41 /48-51
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in accordance with DIN 8168 - ISO 1977 Deep link roller chains
SCRAPER CHAINS
in accordance with DIN 8177
Technical specifications p. 55/56 and p. 61
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CONVEYOR CHAINS (PLATE-LINK CHAINS)

with chain links
Technical specifications 59
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PLATE-LINK CHAINS FOR CHAIN CONVEYORS

in accordance with DIN BERG 2251
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SIMPLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8187, ISO-R 606 and DIN 8188, ISO-R 606 as well as the manufacturers standard specifications
DUPLEX HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8187, ISO-R 606 and DIN 8188, ISO-R 606
Technical specifications p. 64/65/68/78
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TRIPLEX HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8187, ISO-R 606 and DIN 8188, ISO-R 606

In accordance with manufacturers standard specifications
Technical specifications p. 70 / 78 / 81
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ROLLER CARRYING CHAINS FOR LIFTING TABLES

FORK LINK CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 15263 C - single-strand chain
Technical specifications p. 81 182
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SPECIAL CHAINS
We also provide appropriate chain wheels with the required dimensions for the special chains. We also manufacture gear wheels up to module 25.
1500 mm
Pinion with a total weight of 2000 kg.
Return pinion with a total weight of 1700 kg.
1000 mm
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STANDARD CHAINWHEELS
for simple roller chains
Technical specifications p. 66/67
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for duplex roller chains
25
for triplex roller chains
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STANDARD CHAINWHEEL FOR CONVEYOR CHAINS TYPES OF CHAINWHEELS
A = disk wheel D = hub on one side, solid G = hub on both sides, cast type
B = hub on one side, welded E = hub on both sides, solid H = hub on both sides, split type
C = hub on both sides, welded F = hub on one side, cast type I = Shear wheel
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CRANKED LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS

(Replacement for DIN 654 steel bolt chains) Applications: elevators and carriers
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200. Pins and bushings: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210. Pin safety device: Cottered head pins, on request: riveted on both sides.
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GALLE CHAINS
In accordance with DIN 8150 and manufacturers standard specifications Applications: As load chains or for drives with low power and low operating speeds
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength. Pins: Steel of 500 N/mm2 tensile strength.
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DRAW BENCH CHAINS

In accordance with DIN 8156 (without link bushings) Applications: Equipment to move heavy loads at chain speeds up to 0.5 m/s In accordance with DIN 8157 (with link bushings) Applications: Equipment to move heavy loads with chain speeds up to 1 m/s at frequent intervals
Materials: Links: Steel with a minimum of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength. Pins: DIN 8156: Steel with a minimum of 500 N/mm2 tensile strength, DIN 8157: Surface-hardened steel according to DIN 17200 or DIN 17210
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SLECTION OF BUSHED ROLLER CHAINS

Calculation: Bushed roller chains are drive chains that cater for a limited range of speeds (v ~ 4 m/s). They are similar to the roller chains, but all round parts are secured against rotation and no roller exists. The design of bushed roller chains is similar to roller chains. The actual performance is multiplied by the correction factor on page 62 and the appropriate chain is selected from the diagram. Again, it is recommended that you examine the joint surface pressure of the selected chain.
Performance diagram for bush chains DIN 8164
capacity Pk [kW] driving speed n [min.-1]

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HIGH PERFORMANCE STEEL-BAR BUSHED ROLLER CHAIN

in accordance with DIN 8164 Applications: Drives with high power and low speeds (diagram p. 31)
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 Pins and bushings: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210.
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SELECTION OF CONVEYOR CHAINS

Calculation: The design of a conveyor chain depends largely on the loads, the speeds, the operating conditions and the chain length. The real tensile force F is calculated by means of the formulas below. The calculated value is then multiplied by the correct safety factor r. This generally is in the range between 6 and 7. In borderline cases, a lower factor can be used if you accept minor reductions in the working life. It is always advisable, however, to recalculate the joint surface pressure for the selected chain. The chart on p. 95.shows permitted values for the joint surface pressure. All conveyor chains are produced on so-called base chains consisting of pins, bushings and joints and can be adapted for different purposes by means of hollow bearings, rollers, angles, carriers and other components. The tensile strength of the chain is not affected except where hollow pins are used.
CONVEYOR CHAIN CALCULATIONS
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CONVEYOR CHAIN CALCULATIONS

Terminology
Chain tensile force Tensile force of the conveyor belt Axle spacing Chain weight Chain weight of the conveyor belt Weight of the conveyed material Conveying capacity (contin.) Conveying capacity (intermittent) Chain speed Coefficient of friction Load Coeff. of friction (on steel) Apparent density of the conveyed material Filling wheel Width of conveyor channel Height of conveyor channel Bucket capacity Bucket spacing Angle of inclination
Abbreviations
F FF A1 q qF Q QL Qu v C F 12 BF HF I A2
Dimensions
[N] [N] [m] [kg/m] [kg/m] [kg/m] [t/h] [t/h] [m/s] [-] [-] [t/m3] [-] [m] [m] [m3] [m]
[]
Load Coeff. of friction and apparent density factor Type of bulk material conveyed
Ash Ore Grain Wooden chips Gravel Coal Coke Clay Sand Crushed stone Peat Cement
0,50 2,25 0,60 0,25 1,75 0,80 0,45 1,25 1,55 1,80 0,35 1,15
0,85 1,20 0,55 0,80 1,00 0,90 1,00 0,75 0,80 0,65 0,70 0,65
All friction values are approximations. For precise values, refer to technical literature. The friction coefficient C on wood is higher by about 15%
Coefficient of friction Sliding friction

Unlubricated Lubricated
0,36 0,27
Rolling friction
Roller bearings Favourable lubrication rate Normal lubrication rate Unfavourable lubrication rate Sliding bearings Oil lubrication Grease lubrication
0,005 0,015 0,030 0,15 0,20
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CONVEYOR CHAINS
In accordance with DIN 8165 and manufacturers standard specifications Note: Certain components of the bushed conveyor chains listed below are available ex-stock. This means that different combinations of the standard components may be assembled into custom chain types at the customers request. In other words, conveyor chains of the solid or hollow bearing pin type, without rollers as illustrated, or with either type A, B or D rollers and equipped with chain links can be assembled to meet our customers specific requirements. It is also possible to equip the base chain with a special chain links and carriers. However, chains to DIN 8165 should not be used for new installations since this standard is out of date. For these systems, we recommend internationally standardised (ISO) chains to DIN 8167, 8168 and 8169 as shown on p. 44/45 and 55.
Solid bearing pin type chain
shown: 0 = without rollers
Hollow bearing pin type chain
Deep link roller chain
shown: B = with large rollers
Chain links
rollers in accordance with DIN 8166
Chain centre
Type A:
Small roller
Type B:
Large roller
Type D:
Flanged roller
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CONVEYOR CHAINS
in accordance with DIN 8165 Applications: Conveyors of all types
Continued: next page
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CONVEYOR CHAINS ANGULAR DIMENSION

Continued from page 36
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 FBh) Pins and bushings: surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210, rollers: hardened steel. permissible tensile force = (FB or 6 Pin safety device: riveted on both sides, on request: cottered on both sides, both sides secured with clamping rings Chain wheels s. p. 42 /43 or on request.
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Type A: each outer link with bent scrapers
Type C: each outer link with scrapers welded to the centre
Technical specifications p. 40 / 41
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Type D: (U-shaped), each outer link with bent scrapers
Type E: with bent links, each member having bent scrapers
Type F: Double strand scraper conveyor chain, each outer link with bent scrapers and bolted centre studs
Technical specification p. 40 / 41
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In accordance with DIN 8165 and manufacturers standard specifications Applications: Transportation of easily movable, grainy, dusty and small piece goods
please specify
please specify
Explanations follow on the next page
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please specify

Continued from p. 40
Explanations for the table on p. 40

* only on request ** double strand scraper conveyor chains = FB N x 2 Inch pitches or other mm-pitches on request Upon request, the scrapers may be provided with Vulkollan-strippers at intervals of about 3 m and the bushes with scraper studs.
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 Bolts and bushings: surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210 Pin safety device: riveted on both sides, upon request, cottered on both sides, both sides secured with clamping rings. Permissible tensile force: FB 6
Chain wheels p. 42/43 or on request
Top view of a scraper, equipped with our scraper conveyor chains 41
CHAINWHEELS
For conveyor chains in accordance with DIN 8165 and manufacturers standard specifications
O = without rollers
A = with small rollers
B = with large rollers
D = with flanged rollers
Continues on the next page
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CHAINWHEELS
For conveyor chains in accordance with DIN 8165 and manufacturers standard specifications
*Chain wheels for scraper conveyor chains are normally supplied with a bilateral hub
q = weight kg/item
z = number of teeth
Material of the wheels: Steel St 50/60 welded, on request: steel C 45 welded or GG 20. Chain wheels with the dimensions available on request
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In accordance with DIN 8167 ISO 1977 Applications: Conveyors of all types
shown 0 = without rollers
Type A:
Type B:
Type D:
* GG 20. In steel upon request ** Pins + bushings not flatted Inch pitches or other mm-pitches on request.
f = joint surface
FB = breaking load
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in accordance with DIN 8167 ISO 1977 Applications: Conveyors of all types

Type A:
Type B:
Type D:
* GG 20, in steel upon request
f - joint surface
FB - breaking load
Inch pitches or other mm-pitches on request
Technical specifications p. 47 Chain wheels p. 52/54 or on request
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In accordance with DIN 8167 ISO 1977 Applications: Conveyors of all types Deep link roller chains: Transportation of conveyed material on raised links
Chain links
Chain centre
Shown: B = with large rollers
* clearance q = chain weight = 1 hole only Inch pitches or other mm-pitches on request.
= bent attachment plate
= weight of the attachment plate in kg/item.
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In accordance with DIN 8167 ISO 1977 Applications: Conveyors of all types Deep link roller chains: Transportation of conveyed material on raised links
Chain links
Chain centre

* clearance
q = chain weight F Permissible tensile force = B 7
= 1 hole only
Inch pitches or other mm-pitches on request.
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200. Pins and bushings: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210. Rollers: hardened steel Pin safety device: riveted on both sides, upon request, cottered on both sides, both sides secured with clamping rings. Chain wheels p. 52/54 or on request
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Type A: each outer link with bent scrapers
Type C: each outer link with scrapers welded to the centre
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Type D: (U-shaped), each outer link with bent scrapers
Type E: with bent links, each member having bent scrapers
Type F: Double strand scraper conveyor chain, each outer link with bent scrapers and bolted centre studs
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please specify
please specify
50
please specify

please specify
please specify
* only on request f = joint surface
** double strand scraper conveyor chains = FB x 2 FB = breaking load
*** Pins + bushings not flatted
Inch pitches or other mm-pitches on request.
Upon request, the scrapers may be provided with Vulkollan-strippers at intervals of about 3 m and the bushes with scraper studs.
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 Pins and bushings: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210. Pin safety device: riveted on both sides, on request: cottered on both sides, both sides secured with clamping rings
Permissible tensile force:
FB 6
Chain wheels p. 52/54 or on request
please specify
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CHAINWHEELS
for conveyor chains in accordance with DIN 8167 ISO 1977
O = without rollers A = with small rollers B = with large rollers D = with flanged rollers
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CHAINWHEELS
O = without rollers A = with small rollers B = with large rollers D = with flanged rollers
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CHAINWHEELS
O = without rollers
A = with small rollers
B = with large rollers
D = with flanged rollers
* Chain wheels for scraper conveyor chains are normally supplied with a bilateral hub Material of the wheels: St 50/60 welded, on request: steel C 45, welded or GG 20.
q = weight in kg/item
z = number of teeth
Chain wheels with the dimensions available on request
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in accordance with DIN 8168 ISO 1977 Applications: Single and multi-strand chain conveyors of all types Deep link roller chain: Single and multi-strand chain conveyors of all types on raised links
Hollow bearing pin type chain
Type A:
Type B:
Type D:
Chain links
Chain centre
Inch pitches or other mm-pitches on request
* GG 20, in steel upon request
f = joint surface
FBh = breaking load
Permissible tensile force: FBh 7 Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200. Pins and bushings: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210. Rollers: hardened steel Pin safety device: riveted on both sides. Chain wheels p. 57/58 or on request
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Chain links and weights
* clearance
q = chain weight
= 1 hole only
= bent attachment plate
Permissible tensile force = FBh 7 Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200. Pins and bushings: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210. Rollers: hardened steel Pin safety device: riveted on both sides.
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Chain wheels p. 57 / 58 or on request
CHAINWHEELS
for hollow bearing pin type conveyor chains in accordance with DIN 8168 ISO 1977
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CHAINWHEELS
for hollow bearing pin type conveyor chains in accordance with DIN 8168 ISO 1977
q = approx. weight kg/item.
z = number of teeth
Material of the wheels: Steel St 50/60 welded, on request C 45 steel, welded or GG 20
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CONVEYOR CHAINS (PLATE-LINK CHAINS)

in accordance with DIN 8175 Applications: Transportation of any type of bulk material and piece goods, incl. hot goods. For this application, the joint tolerances were increased with respect to the other conveyor chains.
Do not use the chains shown in brackets for new projects q = weight FB = breaking load
* weight without chain links
f = joint surface
Materials: Links: St 70-2 in accordance with DIN 17100 Pins and bushings: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210. Pin safety device: Headed pin, cottered
Chain wheels on request
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PLATE-LINK CHAINS FOR CHAIN CONVEYORS

In accordance with DIN 8176 and DIN BERG 2251 Applications: Traction elements for chain conveyors, predominantly used in mining
Plate-link chains for chain conveyors in accordance with DIN 8176
Plate-link chains for chain conveyors in accordance with DIN BERG 2251
f = joint surface
FB = breaking load
q = weight
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 Pins and bushings: surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210 rollers: Steel Pin safety device: riveted on both sides
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SCRAPER CHAINS
in accordance with DIN 8177 Applications: haulage of granular material such as coal, coke, ore, etc.
A = simple scraper chain with scrapers spaced at 560 mm
B = duplex scraper chain with scrapers spaced at 640 mm
C = simple scraper chain with scrapers spaced at 532 mm
* please specify
f = joint surface
FB - breaking load
q = unit weight
Materials: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 Pins and bushings: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210. Pin safety device: riveted on both sides
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SELECTION OF ROLLER CHAINS

Calculation
Properly constructed chain drives rely on a number of factors. The most important ones are: Performance, pinion speed, impact load, lubrication, maintenance, joint surface pressure, chain pitch, durability and safety. These factors are interdependent and most of them are contained in the Selection Chart and the Factor-k1-table. For a selection, it is essential that the performance, speed and application area are known. Rated power P is multiplied by correction factor k1 from the table and the resulting performance Pk is inserted into the performance chart on page 63. Combine these values with the rpm speed n of the small pinion to select the respective chain. The chart shows the performance curves of the chains, based on: 19 teeth; transmission ratio 3: 1; impact-free and uniform loading, chain length of at least 100 x pitch, service life of 15000 hrs and proper lubrication (p. 92). Under borderline conditions, the next smaller size of chain may be used if a slight reduction in the service life of the chain is acceptable. It is always advisable, however, to recalculate the joint surface pressure of the chain. The chart on p. 95. shows permissible values for the joint surface pressure. Under special conditions it is advisable that you to use our engineering services. When you have supplied all the necessary information, our engineering services will work out an optimised chain drive for you.
Factor -k 1-table
(for electric motors and steady drive units; for internal combustion engines and other irregular drives the factor increases by 0.5)
z1
17 excavators, crushers, calenders, pile drivers, upsetting machines, construction machines hammer mills, riveting machines rolling mills, rotary tillers rubber mills brick and tile machinery, moulding machines, hoists, blowers and fans, slotting and stamping Machines, planing machines winches, straightening machines, drawing machines, presses, marine engines, mining machinery, compressors reciprocating pumps, condensors, elevators, broaching machines, synthetic and ceramic processing machines, crushers wood-working machines, stirring machines, mixers, screens, drilling plants looms, knitting machines, spinning machines, bending machines blowers, shears, roller conveyors, windlasses, drying drums, cellulose-working machines, continuous conveyors saws, milling machines, washing machines, centrifugal pumps, printing machines conveyor belts, generators, lathes, drilling machines, packing machines, grinding machines 19 21 23 25 27 30
2,43
2,35
2,27
2,19
2,30
2,23
2,16
2,08
2,22
2,16
2,10
2,03
1,96
2,07
2,01
1,95
1,89
1,83
1,90
1,85
1,80
1,74
1,68
1,78
1,73
1,68
1,63
1,58
1,52
1,58
1,54
1,50
1,45
1,41
1,36
1,39
1,35
1,31
1,27
1,23
1,18
1,20
1,17
1,14
1,11
1,08
1,04
1,00
1,05
1,00
0,97
0,94
0,90
0,85
0,80
62
PERFORMANCE CHART
For high-performance roller chains according to DIN 8187 / ISO R-606
Speed of rotation n [min.-1] Power PK Pk [kW]

63
SINGLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

according to DIN 8187 (European series) ISO R-606 Applications: Power transmission elements between two or more drive shafts, in conjunction with matching chain wheels
* chain with straight plate links
** also available with straight plate links
f = joint surface
FB = breaking load
q = chain weight
Connecting links p. 79 Performance chart p. 63 Chain wheels p. 66 /67
64
SINGLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

In accordance with manufacturers standard specifications Applications: Power transmission elements between two or more drive shafts, in conjunction with matching chain wheels
Stainless steel chains
*f = joint surface
FB = breaking load
q = chain weight
Connecting links p. 79 Chain wheels on request
65
see p. 72-74
66
continued from p. 66
* dimension Bg is an approximate value
** C 45
*** GG 20, in steel upon request
q = weight kg/item.
z = number of teeth
Other types of chain wheels on request
67
DUPLEX HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

according to DIN 8187 (European series) ISO R-606 Applications: Power transmission elements between two or more drive shafts, in conjunction with matching chain wheels
f = joint surface
FB = breaking load
q = chain weight
Connecting links p. 80 Performance chart p. 63 See next page for chain wheels
68
see p. 72-74
** C 45
q = weight kg/item.
z = number of teeth
69
TRIPLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

according to DIN 8187 (European series) ISO R-606
f = joint surface
FB = breaking load
q = chain weight
Connecting links p. 80 Performance chart p. 63 See next page for chain wheels
70
see p. 72-74
** C 45
q = weight kg/item.
z = number of teeth
71
STANDARD DISK WHEELS

for simple, duplex and triplex roller chains
72

73

q = weight kg/item.
z = number of teeth
Material strength: 500 N/mm2
Other types of disk wheels on request
74
CHAIN LINKS
for roller chains in accordance with DIN 8187/ISO-R 606 Applications: switching and control purposes
Bent type
Vertical type
In accordance with ISO standards
* clearance
** the hole is positioned slightly off the chains centre
FB = breaking load
Please specify with order: K4 works standard or K4-ISO Standard spacing as requested by customer Chain wheels p. 66 + 67/69/71-74
75
CHAIN LINKS
for roller chains in accordance with DIN 8187/ ISO - R 606 Applications: switching and control purposes
Bent type
Vertical type
In accordance with ISO standards
* clearance
** the hole is positioned slightly off the chains centre
FB = breaking load
Please specify with order: L6 works standard or L6 ISO Standard spacing as requested by customer Chain wheels p. 66 + 67 / 69 /71-74
76
HIGH PERFORMANCE STEEL ROLLER CHAINS

according to DIN 8188 (American series) ISO - R 606
Simple chain
Duplex chain
Triplex chain
77
HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

according to DIN 8188 (American series) ISO - R 606 Applications: Power transmission elements between two or more drive shafts, in conjunction with matching chain wheels.
Simple chains
Duplex chains
Triplex chains
* Bush chain without rollers (DIN 8154) f = joint surface FB = breaking load q = chain weight From a pitch of 19.05 mm, roller chains of the American series are available with enlarged joint surfaces and link plate thicknesses as well as in cottered versions.
Connecting links p. 79 /80 Chain wheels on request
78
CONNECTING LINKS
and spare parts for simple chains
No. Description
4 Inner link
Available for
all roller, bush and conveyor chains
Outer link
all roller, bush and conveyor chains
10
Connecting link with spring clip
10 a
Connecting link with cotter pin
Roller chain from no. 20B-1/20 A-1 mm roller-carrying chains bush chains from 25 mm pitch with cotter pins on both sides
10 b
Connecting link with castellated nut
is only assembled from chain 16 B-1 on request
11*
Cranked link with Cotter connecting link
roller chains, roller carrying chains, bush chains, Galle chains, from a pitch of 8 to 45 mm
11b*
Cranked link with screwed link
is only assembled from chain 16 B-1 on request.
15
cranked Double link
roller chains up to No. 16 B-1 / 16 A-1
27
spring clip
for every connecting link No. 10
* to extend the service life of all roller chains having a pitch of up to 25.4 mm it is recommended not to use cranked links no. 11/11 b. In this case, cranked double links no. 15 with riveted studs are to be preferred.
direction of chain travel
direction of chain travel
Roller chains up to no. 16B-1/16 A-1 Bush chains 15 /20 mm pitch
79
CONNECTING LINKS
and spare parts for multiple chains
No. Description
4 Inner link
Available for
all duplex and triplex roller chains
Outer link
all duplex and triplex roller chains
10
Connecting link with spring clip
Duplex roller chains up to incl. No. 16 8-2/16 A-2 triplex roller chains up to incl. No. 16 8-3/16 A-3 for duplex roller chains from no. 20 8-2/20 A-2 Triple roller chains From no. 20 8-3/20 A-3
10 a
Connecting link with cotter pin
10 b
Connecting link with castellated nut
is only assembled from chain 168-2 / 168-3 on request
11*
Cranked link with Cotter connecting link
for duplex roller chains from no. 20 8-2/20 A-2 Triplex roller chains from no. 20 8-3/20 A-3
11b*
Cranked link with Screwed link
is only assembled from chain 16 8-2/16 8-3 on request
15
Cranked double link
Duplex roller chains up to no. 16 8-2/16 A-2 (without 06 8-2) triplex roller chains up to no. 16 8-3/16 A-3 (without 06 8-3)
direction of chain trave
27
spring clip
for every connecting link no. 10
* to extend the service life of roller chains having a pitch of up to 25.4 mm it is recommended not to use cranked links no. 11/11 b. In this case, cranked double links no. 15 with riveted studs are to be preferred.
80
HOLLOW BEARING TYPE CONVEYOR CHAINS, ROLLER CARRYING CHAINS

Chain wheels
Hollow bearing type conveyor chains
* dimension Bg is an approximate value on request: steel C 45 welded or GG 20.
** 4301 stainless
FBh = breaking load for hollow bearing type conveyor chain
Wheel material: Steel St 50/60 welded
Roller carrying chains
* The chain is also available with interlocking link plates or round head link plates.
* dimension Bg is an approximate value f = joint surface FB = breaking load FBh = breaking load for hollow bearing type conveyor chain q = weight kg/item. z = number of teeth Chain wheels for chains with p = 100 mm on request Material of the wheels: Steel St 50/60 welded, on request: C 45 welded or GG 20.
81
LINK-PLATE CHAINS, BLOCK CHAINS, FORK LINK CHAINS

in accordance with DIN 15263 Applications: Scraper conveyor for fine-grained and mixed bulk material
Link-plate chain A
Block chain B
Fork link chain C

Single-strand chain
Fork link chain D

Double-strand chain without filler piece
Fork link chain E

Double-strand chain with filler piece (dashed lines)
Link-plate chains
Block chains
Fork link chains
A
mm
B
mm
CDE
mm
FB = breaking load
Material: Links: Steel of 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 Pins: employ surface-hardened steel to DIN 17210.
Pocket wheels according to DIN 15266 to 15269 on request
82
DRAG CONVEYOR DOUBLE JOINTS

Model A, with welded angle iron and riveted scrapers in accordance with manufacturers standard specifications
Scraper width
Weight per double joint kg/item
When ordering, please indicate the quantity of double joints with scrapers and the number of double joints with abrader. If required, the drag conveyor double joints can be welded on all sides.
Materials: Links: Steel of at least 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 Pins: 16 Mn Cr 5 steel or surface hardened steel according to DIN 17210
83
DRAG CONVEYOR DOUBLE JOINTS

Model A, with bent and riveted scrapers in accordance with manufacturers standard specifications
Scraper width
Weight per double joint kg/item
When ordering, please indicate the quantity of double joints with scrapers and the number of double joints with abrader. If required, the drag conveyor double joints can be welded on all sides.
Materials: Links: Steel of at least 600 N/mm2 tensile strength according to DIN 17100 or 17200 Pins: 16 Mn Cr 5 steel or surface hardened steel according to DIN 17210
84
HIGH PERFORMANCE CHAIN COUPLINGS
Chain couplings:
To determine the power transmission capacity of chain couplings, select the appropriate factor k2 from the chart on this page. The major advantage offered by chain couplings is flexible power transmission in combination with quick release properties and the general availability of spare parts. Chain couplings without casing are intended for secondary and light duty transmission purposes. Chain couplings that are provided with a casing, cater for higher speeds and loads. The casing protects the coupling and retains the lubricant. The chain coupling consists of two one-sided chain wheels, that are coupled to each other by a duplex roller chain to DIN 8187. The chain wheels are made from steel and have 20 induction-hardened teeth. Even though the chain couplings will tolerate slight misalignment, the shafts should be aligned as accurately as possible to optimise service life.
Md = torque
p = chain pitch
q - weight in kg/item
Casing material: Light alloy
Performance chart for high-performance chain couplings

ISO Nr.
Power PK [kW]
Coupling speed n [min-1]
Selection factors - k2
Load characteristic uniform dynamic impact Electric motors 1,0 1,5 2,0
Internal-combustion engines more than 6 cylinders up to 6 cylinders 1,4 2,0 2,3 2,3 2,6 2,6
85
CHAIN TENSIONER
for roller chains
Suitable for any Chains direction of movement
for single chains Machine element
Square casting
for single chains
p = chain pitch
q = weight 10 kg/item
z = number of teeth
Chain tensioners for other types of roller chains available on request The tensioner arm, the tensioning wheel with ball bearings as well as the tensioning bolt are available individually.
86
FORK LINK CHAIN

To DIN 15263 D double-strand chain without filler piece Custom-made version
DOUBLE STRAND SCRAPER CONVEYOR CHAIN

Custom-made version
87
CRANKED LINK CONVEYOR CHAIN

(Replacement for DIN 654 steel bolt chains) Custom-made version
BUSH CHAIN
in accordance with DIN 8164 Custom-made version
88
CONVEYOR CHAIN
with outer carrier rollers Custom-made version
CONVEYOR CHAIN
with single attachment plates and slide block Custom-made version
89
CONVEYOR CHAIN
with attachment plates on both sides Custom-made version
CONVEYOR CHAIN
with attachment plates on both sides Custom-made version
90
CONVEYOR CHAIN
with bent outer link plates and angular attachment plates crosswise Custom-made version
CONVEYOR CHAIN
custom-made version
91
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT STEEL LINK CHAINS

1. The roller chain drive
Roller chain drives are installed in many locations, specifically where belt drives and gear drives cannot be used. The roller chain drive combines the advantages of the belt and the gear drive but without the particular disadvantages. Roller chain drives are rugged, high precision units that run without slip and with an efficiency of 98% to link single or multiple shafts at greater distances. The advantages over gear drives include the high elasticity and wide performance range and the fact that the centre distance is independent of the transmission ratio.
2. Service life of steel link chains

Steel link chains are generally selected on the basis of joint surface pressure and breaking load. However, because of the large number of applications the respective safety factors are also considered. This means that service life does not solely depend on the breaking load, but even more on the wear resistance of the joint components. The basic dimensions of every chain should be rated such that none of the components of the chain break down but that service life is limited by the wear and tear on the components of the joints. Any wear on the joints results in an extension of the chain pitch, consequently the chainwheel will no longer mesh properly. Chain wear elongation should not exceed 3 %. The important factors that affect the service life of the chain are the correct design and calculation of the chain in relation to the operating conditions, accurate installation and proper care and maintenance.
3. Lubrication of steel link chains

After assembly and quality control, chains are generally protected against rust by a preservative. Before commissioning, all joints must be lubricated with a suitable lubricant. Lubrication is determined by the application and depends on chain speed as well as environmental conditions. For steel link chains, we recommend SAE-30-50 lubricants along with the lubrication method listed below: v [m/s] Lubrication method
2 Manual lubrication occasionally using a brush or a can Drop-feed lubrication continuously using drip lubricator
no. X
[m/s]
14
Lubrication method
Bath or mist lubrication using grease shields Forced-feed circulating lubrication possibly with re-cooling
no. Z
14
The lubricants such as oil or grease should always be applied between the inner and outer plates on the side facing the chainwheel. Periodic cleaning of the chain and removing any abrasive matter, other contaminants, and gumming increase the service life. In addition to the lubricants mentioned above, dry lubricants are also used for special applications. These are usually reeled, sprayed or painted on before assembly.
4. Chain wheels
Correct chainwheel design and toothing are critical factors for the service life of a chain. Generally, chain wheels having 19 teeth or more are employed. Tension sprockets and chain wheels with secondary functions may have 13 or more teeth. Where impact shocks are possible at high speeds, it is advisable to heat treat the teeth to prevent increased wear and tear. The contact angle on chain wheels should not be less than 120o and the gear ratio should not exceed 1:8. The number of teeth of the chain wheels should be matched with the number of links of the chain so that the same roll does not contact the same gullet after several revolutions. Wheels with 6 teeth may be used in extreme cases on chains used at relatively low velocities and having a large chain pitch.
92
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT STEEL LINK CHAINS

continued from p. 92
5. The assembly of steel link chains

Steel link chains are generally connected with links. Wherever possible, we use chains with an even number of links to obtain a chain where the beginning and the end have internal links that are connected with a straight link. Fit the spring clip in the running direction! Chains with an odd number of links require installation of a cranked link, which reduces the breaking load of this type of chain by approx. 20%. If the sections of the chain are produced by cutting pieces from a length of chain, the outer link that is removed must not be reused. It is essential that the chain wheels are aligned properly and that they are located as close as possible to the bearing. In addition, make sure that the shafts are parallel to each other. The recommended position of the shafts is at an angle of 60 with respect to the horizontal plane. Shafts that are arranged above each other must be kept under constant tension; otherwise, the chain would skip the teeth of the lower wheel. The chain slack should be no more than 2% of shaft spacing, but it should be as low as possible under intermittent loads. This is adjusted by the adjustment of one bearing, by retensioning the tension station, or by moving the tensioning sprocket or the tensioning rail. Avoid stretching a chain too tightly, since this would increase wear and result in noisy operation. The tension station should have a draw length of at least 1.5 times the chain pitch to be able to replace a two-piece link. Chain drives require no preload tensioning.
6. The control and measurements of steel link chains

The raw materials for chains and wheels are subjected to a number of precise checks. During production, individual parts are constantly checked for accuracy of dimensions, adherence to tolerances, degree of hardness, hardening depth and surface texture. After riveting, the length of the dry, unlubricated chain is measured under a pre-determined load. For roller chains in accordance with DIN 8187, the maximum permissible tolerance in length must not exceed + 0.15% of 49 times chain pitch. Finally, the chains are tested statically and dynamically employing the latest test methods.
7. Standardisation of steel link chains

Most of the common steel link chains are standardized and are listed below with their respective DIN specification number. In addition to these standards, there is a range of manufacturers standards for special purpose chains for a large variety of applications:
Pintle chains Articulated chains, malleable steel, can be taken apart Galle chains Leaf chains Slat band chains Bush chains, short pitch Draw bench chains without bushes Draw bench chains with bushes Bush chains Conveyor chains Rollers for conveyor chains ISO solid bearing pin conveyor chains ISO hollow bearing type conveyor chains Rollers for ISO conveyor chains Conveyor chains for belt conveyors Plate-link chains for chain conveyors Roller chains (extended pitch) Cranked link chains Paternoster roller chains Roller chains for sustained chain elevators Roller chains - European series Roller chains - American series Roller chains for agricultural machinery Steel link chains, chains, chain parts Chain drive selection DIN 654 DIN 686 DIN 8150 DIN 8152 DIN 8153 DIN 8154 DIN 8156 DIN 8157 DIN 8164 DIN 8156 DIN 8166 DIN 8167 DIN 8168 DIN 8169 DIN 8175 DIN 8176 DIN 8181 DIN 8182 DIN 8184 DIN 8185 DIN 8187 DIN 8188 DIN 8189 DIN 8194 DIN 8195
93
SI UNITS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
for inquiries and orders
Chains
Chain pitch = distance between two pin centres; inside width = width between inner link plates; roller diameter; bush diameter; pin diameter; width of scraper. If possible also: breaking load, link plate dimensions, quality of material, overall chain width, chain length, type and number of connecting links and the exact number of links for endless chains.
Wheels
Number of teeth; pitch circle diameter; method of tooth cutting and type of chain to mesh with. Sprocket design as shown on page 27. Bore and tolerance, keyway and setscrew, length of hub, one-sided, symmetric or asymmetric. Wheel material and heat treatment if applicable.
Chain Drives
Performance, speed of chain pinion, transmission ratio. Operating conditions: Impact and shock load, temperature, maintenance options, humidity, soiling.
Conveyor chains
Type, dimensions and weight of load to be conveyed, conveyor speed, direction and length of travel, method of loading and unloading. General operating conditions: maintenance, humidity levels, effects of temperature and/or corrosion. Details of space available for housing the conveyor chain, the return pulley, the tension and driving units. Please provide technical drawings if possible.
94
JOINT SURFACE PRESSURE CHART

for steel link chains A chain selected in accordance with the true tensile force F should always be checked for permissible bearing pressure. You can use the following formula to calculate the joint surface pressure.
The Values of permissible joint surface pressure Pperm. shown in the chart apply to normal operating conditions only: free from dirt, well-lubricated, impact-free, minimum safety factor of 6. Then the expected working life is: for conveyor chains with 6 to 16 teeth and about 10000 operating hrs; for roller chains on sprockets with 19 teeth or more approx. 15000 operating hrs.
pperm. [N/cm2]
Number of teeth
chain speed v [m/s]

95
CALCULATION PARAMETERS AND FORMULAS

Terminology
Power corrected power Torque Chain tensile force Chain breaking load Chain speed Chain weight RPM of driving pinion No. of teeth on driving pinion Chain pitch Pitch circle diameter Axle spacing No. of chain links Joint surface No. of teeth on small sprocket No. of teeth on large sprocket PCD factor Chain sag
Abbreviations
P Pk Md F FB v q n z p Do a x f z1 z2 y hk
Dimensions
[kW] [kW] [Nm] [N] [N] [m/s] [kg/m] [min.-1] [] [mm] [mm] [mm] [] [cm2] [] [] [] [mm]
Formulas:
Power
Torque
Chain speed
Chain tensile force
Pitch circle diameter
Axle spacing
No. of chain links
Chain sag hk (max.)
96
PITCH CIRCLE DIAMETER

for chain wheels with standard pitch
z = number of teeth
97
PITCH CIRCLE DIAMETER

for chain wheels with standard pitch
Factors and formulas to determine additional pitch circle diameter for higher no. of teeth or different chain pitches
Do = pitch circle-0 [mm]
p = pitch [mm]
y = PCD factor
z = number of teeth
98
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Additional description:
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LEGEND OF LETTER
a a1 a2 a3 a4 b1 b2 b3 d d1 d2 d3 d4 d5 d6 d7 e e1 f h h1 h2 hk i k1 k2 n p p1 pr pzul. q qF r s s1 s2 v x y z z1 z2 zd ze zz
distance between axles distance of attachment holes centre chain centre hole of angle centre chain centre hole of attachment centre chain centre hole of scraper inner width width of inner link inner width outer link attachment hole - pin - bush - roller - idler roller - flanged roller - inner hollow pin - socket of pin or bush - centre distance of multiplex chain distance bearing area height of link plate height of special link plate height of special link plate chain slack transmission ratio correction value conveyor chain correction value chain drive coupling number of rotation pitch special pitch calculated pressure on bearing area allowable pressure on bearing area weight chain weight of conveyor radius link plate thickness inner link plate thickness outer link plate thickness speed of chain number of link plates number of teeth factor number of teeth number of teeth small sprocket number of teeth big sprocket width of tooth (triplex) width of tooth (simplex) width of tooth (duplex)
A1 A2 B B1 BF Bg Bk C D D1 Da Df Dg Dk Dl Dn Do E E1 E2 F F1 F2 F3
F4 FB FBh FF FP FS H HF I K K1-K9 L1-L9 La Lg Li Lk Ln M ME Md N N1 N2 N3
P distance of axles for conveyor Pk distance of buckets RA length of angle Q width of scrapers width of conveyor fluting QL maximum bore diameter QU minimum bore diameter T material friction coefficient T1 W1 diameter of attachment hole of special link plates 1 diameter of through bore hole outer - 2 root circle - F clutch bell housing - collar - of applied chain hub - pitch circle - distance of coupling distance distance chain tension dimension across riveted pin dimension across one side removable pin dimension across both side removable pin dimension across extended pin breaking load breaking load for hollow pin chain conveyor tension test load tension load centre chain to top side of angle heigth of conveyor fluting capacity of buckets length of scraper indication of angle and attachment indication of angle and attachment linear dimension (outer) length of housing linear dimension (inner) coupling length length of hube centre chain top edge attachment distance centre chain engine torque Newton distance distance distance
engine output corrected engine output centre chain outer edge scraper weigth of transported material conveyor capacity (continuous) conveyor capacity (interuppted) dimension of beam dimension of beam centre chain outer edge of angle angle of elevation filling level filling level weight of bulk material safety factor friction factor
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ROLLER CHAINS CONVEYOR CHAINS CHAINWHEELS

AUFT QUALITY BASED ON KNOW-HOW

Sluice gate Meppen

HYDRO STEEL STRUCTURES

BULK MATERIALS INDUSTRY

roof chain conveyors

round log grading

(654) 8150 8156/8157 8164

27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3334 3537 3841 4243 4447 4851 5254 5556 5758 59 60 61 62

8175 8176/BERG 2251 8177

71 7274 7576 R 606 7778 79 80 81 82 8384 85 86 9293 94 94 95 96 9798 U3

CONSTRUCTION OF A STEEL LINK CHAIN

Outer link plate

2 pieces ea. = 1 outer lin

bushing 2 pieces ea. = 1 inner link

inner link plate roller

CRANKED LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS

with chain links

DRAW BENCH CHAINS

Technical specifications p. 29/30

HIGH PERFORMANCE STEEL-BAR BUSHED ROLLER CHAIN

SOLID BEARING TYPE CONVEYOR CHAINS

Technical specifications p. 32/35-37/44-47

HOLLOW BEARING PIN TYPE CONVEYOR CHAINS

INDENTED PLATES ROLLER CHAINS

Technical specifications p. 35-37/44-47/55 + 56

SCRAPER CONVEYOR CHAINS

Technical specifications p. 38-41 / 48-51

SCRAPER CONVEYOR CHAINS

Type D: U-shaped, each outer link with double-bent scrapers

Technical specifications p. 38-41 / 48-51

SCRAPER CONVEYOR CHAINS

Technical specifications p. 38-41 /48-51

HOLLOW BEARING PIN TYPE CONVEYOR CHAINS

Technical specifications p. 55/56 and p. 61

CONVEYOR CHAINS (PLATE-LINK CHAINS)

with chain links

PLATE-LINK CHAINS FOR CHAIN CONVEYORS

in accordance with DIN BERG 2251

SIMPLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

DUPLEX HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

Technical specifications p. 64/65/68/78

TRIPLEX HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROLLER CHAINS

HOLLOW BEARING PIN TYPE CONVEYOR CHAINS

ROLLER CARRYING CHAINS FOR LIFTING TABLES

FORK LINK CHAINS

Technical specifications p. 81 182

Pinion with a total weight of 2000 kg.

Return pinion with a total weight of 1700 kg.

Technical specifications p. 66/67

STANDARD CHAINWHEEL FOR CONVEYOR CHAINS TYPES OF CHAINWHEELS

CRANKED LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS

DRAW BENCH CHAINS

SLECTION OF BUSHED ROLLER CHAINS

Performance diagram for bush chains DIN 8164

capacity Pk [kW] driving speed n [min.-1]

HIGH PERFORMANCE STEEL-BAR BUSHED ROLLER CHAIN

SELECTION OF CONVEYOR CHAINS

CONVEYOR CHAIN CALCULATIONS

CONVEYOR CHAIN CALCULATIONS

Coefficient of friction Sliding friction

0,005 0,015 0,030 0,15 0,20