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Re: Chain Tensioning Method?
There are commercial tensioners as well.
One is an idler sprocket on a bearing, you slide it along perpendicular to the chain somewhere to add tension to the chain Another is an arrangement just like on the big CIM motor - an idler with bearing, mounted to an arm with a spring (often adjustable tension). Third are various plastic slides and such, as mentioned already. McMaster sells all of these. Don |
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