Tsubaki Chain

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Tsubaki Chain

 

Features of roller chain transmission

  • Large reduction ratio (usually up to 1:7)
  • Chains can be used with long shaft center distances (normally up to 4m). By changing the number of links it is possible to freely adjust the shaft center distance.
  • The chain can be used on both sides and drive multiple shafts at the same time.
  • Easy installation and replacement (easy to cut and connect chains).
  • If the distance between shafts is short, it can be used vertically.
  • The sprocket diameter of a chain drive could be smaller than a belt pulley while transmitting the same torque.
  • Transmitting power by meshing many teeth results in less wear of sprocket teeth than gears.
  • Chain drives have greater shock absorption than gear drives.

 

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Tsubaki Chain

 

Features of roller chain transmission

  • Large reduction ratio (usually up to 1:7)
  • Chains can be used with long shaft center distances (normally up to 4m). By changing the number of links it is possible to freely adjust the shaft center distance.
  • The chain can be used on both sides and drive multiple shafts at the same time.
  • Easy installation and replacement (easy to cut and connect chains).
  • If the distance between shafts is short, it can be used vertically.
  • The sprocket diameter of a chain drive could be smaller than a belt pulley while transmitting the same torque.
  • Transmitting power by meshing many teeth results in less wear of sprocket teeth than gears.
  • Chain drives have greater shock absorption than gear drives.

 

Tsubaki Chain

 

Features of roller chain transmission

  • Large reduction ratio (usually up to 1:7)
  • Chains can be used with long shaft center distances (normally up to 4m). By changing the number of links it is possible to freely adjust the shaft center distance.
  • The chain can be used on both sides and drive multiple shafts at the same time.
  • Easy installation and replacement (easy to cut and connect chains).
  • If the distance between shafts is short, it can be used vertically.
  • The sprocket diameter of a chain drive could be smaller than a belt pulley while transmitting the same torque.
  • Transmitting power by meshing many teeth results in less wear of sprocket teeth than gears.
  • Chain drives have greater shock absorption than gear drives.

 

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