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30-12-2003, 17:05
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Re: Picking Out Roller Chain
Double pitch roller chain has a pitch twice as large as single pitch equivlant chain. A double pitch chain should have the same strength as it's ansi equivlant, but weigh less because there are fewer rollers (note that a chain's pitch is the distance between rivets).
Thats the best I can do without a picture, you might try searching chain pitch on google. Greg (edit: for readability) Last edited by GregT : 30-12-2003 at 17:22. |
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