The Story
|
ANSI No |
#60SS | MATERIAL | Stainless Steel |
| PITCH | 0.75 inch (19.050 mm) | ROLLER DIAMETER (D1 MAX) |
0.469 inch (11.91 mm) |
| WIDTH BETWEEN PLATES (B1 MIN) |
0.495 inch (12.57 mm) | PIN DIAMETER (D2 MAX) |
0.234 inch (5.94 mm) |
| PIN LENGTH (L MAX) |
1.02 inch (25.90 mm) | PIN LENGTH (LC MAX) |
1.09 inch (27.70 mm) |
| INNER PLATE DEPTH (H2 MAX) |
0.708 inch (18.00 mm) | PLATE THICKNESS (T MAX) |
0.095 inch (2.42 mm) |
| ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH (QMIN) |
31.80/7227 kN/LB | WEIGHT | 1.008 lb/ft (1.5 kg/m) |
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60 Stainless Steel Connecting Link: Secure and Corrosion-Resistant Connection
The #60 stainless steel connecting link is essential for joining or repairing roller chains quickly and safely. Made from stainless steel, it provides excellent resistance to corrosion. In addition, it simplifies chain installation and maintenance. As a result, it is widely used in industrial and agricultural applications.Another key advantage is durability. The #60 stainless steel connecting link performs well in harsh environments.
This leads to less downtime and more efficient operation.
What is a #60 Connecting Link?
The #60 stainless steel connecting link is designed to connect the ends of an ANSI #60 chain.
It is also known as a master link. It allows quick assembly without complex tools.
It ensures continuous power transmission between sprockets.
The stainless steel construction improves corrosion resistance.
What is it used for?
The #60 stainless steel connecting link is used to connect or repair roller chains.
It also allows quick length adjustments.
It is ideal for humid or corrosive environments.
Its main function is to maintain system continuity.
Key Benefits
Corrosion resistance
Stainless steel prevents rust.
Easy installation
Quick and simple assembly.
Reliable connection
Secure fit during operation.
Versatile use
Suitable for multiple industries.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Stainless steel
- Pitch: 0.75”
- Compatibility: ANSI #60
- Use: Connection or repair
How to choose the right connecting link
Check chain standard first.
Choose stainless steel for corrosion resistance.
Match the application requirements.
This ensures safe operation.
Maintenance Tips
Install the clip correctly.
Keep the chain lubricated.
Inspect regularly.
These steps improve durability.
PGN Connecting Link Line
Explore: https://pgnbearings.com/collections/connecting-links
#50 Connecting Link
Smaller chain systems
#60 Connecting Link
Standard carbon steel
#60 Stainless Steel Connecting Link
Corrosion-resistant option
#80 Connecting Link
Heavy-duty systems
Why Choose PGN Bearings?
ANSI-compliant products.
Material variety.
Fast shipping.
Technical support.
FAQ
What is a connecting link?
→ A link used to connect chains.
Can I use stainless steel anywhere?
→ Yes, especially in harsh environments.
What’s the difference vs carbon steel?
→ Stainless resists corrosion better.
Do I need tools?
→ Usually not.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
|
ANSI No |
#60SS | MATERIAL | Stainless Steel |
| PITCH | 0.75 inch (19.050 mm) | ROLLER DIAMETER (D1 MAX) |
0.469 inch (11.91 mm) |
| WIDTH BETWEEN PLATES (B1 MIN) |
0.495 inch (12.57 mm) | PIN DIAMETER (D2 MAX) |
0.234 inch (5.94 mm) |
| PIN LENGTH (L MAX) |
1.02 inch (25.90 mm) | PIN LENGTH (LC MAX) |
1.09 inch (27.70 mm) |
| INNER PLATE DEPTH (H2 MAX) |
0.708 inch (18.00 mm) | PLATE THICKNESS (T MAX) |
0.095 inch (2.42 mm) |
| ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH (QMIN) |
31.80/7227 kN/LB | WEIGHT | 1.008 lb/ft (1.5 kg/m) |
Read More
60 Stainless Steel Connecting Link: Secure and Corrosion-Resistant Connection
The #60 stainless steel connecting link is essential for joining or repairing roller chains quickly and safely. Made from stainless steel, it provides excellent resistance to corrosion. In addition, it simplifies chain installation and maintenance. As a result, it is widely used in industrial and agricultural applications.Another key advantage is durability. The #60 stainless steel connecting link performs well in harsh environments.
This leads to less downtime and more efficient operation.
What is a #60 Connecting Link?
The #60 stainless steel connecting link is designed to connect the ends of an ANSI #60 chain.
It is also known as a master link. It allows quick assembly without complex tools.
It ensures continuous power transmission between sprockets.
The stainless steel construction improves corrosion resistance.
What is it used for?
The #60 stainless steel connecting link is used to connect or repair roller chains.
It also allows quick length adjustments.
It is ideal for humid or corrosive environments.
Its main function is to maintain system continuity.
Key Benefits
Corrosion resistance
Stainless steel prevents rust.
Easy installation
Quick and simple assembly.
Reliable connection
Secure fit during operation.
Versatile use
Suitable for multiple industries.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Stainless steel
- Pitch: 0.75”
- Compatibility: ANSI #60
- Use: Connection or repair
How to choose the right connecting link
Check chain standard first.
Choose stainless steel for corrosion resistance.
Match the application requirements.
This ensures safe operation.
Maintenance Tips
Install the clip correctly.
Keep the chain lubricated.
Inspect regularly.
These steps improve durability.
PGN Connecting Link Line
Explore: https://pgnbearings.com/collections/connecting-links
#50 Connecting Link
Smaller chain systems
#60 Connecting Link
Standard carbon steel
#60 Stainless Steel Connecting Link
Corrosion-resistant option
#80 Connecting Link
Heavy-duty systems
Why Choose PGN Bearings?
ANSI-compliant products.
Material variety.
Fast shipping.
Technical support.
FAQ
What is a connecting link?
→ A link used to connect chains.
Can I use stainless steel anywhere?
→ Yes, especially in harsh environments.
What’s the difference vs carbon steel?
→ Stainless resists corrosion better.
Do I need tools?
→ Usually not.
