Leaf Chain AL 1266 - 15m/reel
AL Series Leaf Chain
Applications:
Leaf chain is used in lifting applications such as Fork Lifts, Pneumatic and Hydraulic Jack fittings etc. all of which move at slow speeds.
Challenge offer Leaf Chain complying with ANSI standards in types BL (heavy duty), AL (light duty), EL and FLC.
Where applicable, ISO equivalents are also given.
Construction:
Link plates - produced from alloy steel, especially selected to withstand sudden shock loads. Heat treated to assure maximum breaking loads and wear resistance.
Bearing pins - produced from heat treated alloy steel giving excellent resistance to bending
AL Series Leaf Chain
The AL or American Light leaf chains utilise the same link plates as the equivalent pitch ANSI roller chain. The lighter duty of these chains generally sees them applied to machine tool applications or light lifting.
Leaf chain is a simple form of chain that offers higher tensile strengths and a narrower overall width when compared to standard power transmission chains. Leaf chains are composed of interlaced link plates and pins, but they do not include a bush or a rr. The outer link plates offer a tight interference fit to prevent the pins from rotating with the leaf chains running over sheaves rather than sprockets.
Due to their increased tensile strength, impact resistance and fatigue resistance, leaf chains or commonly used in lifting and material handling applications. These applications include but are not limited to lifts and hoists, forklift trucks, boom trucks, counter weight systems, machining systems and elevators.
Note
All chain coils/lengths are supplied with a standard connecting link.
Unit of Sale; 15m/reel
ANSI Chain Number | AL1266 |
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Chain - Pitch | 38.1 |
Chain - Link Plate Height | 30.5 |
Chain - Link Plate Thickness | 4.8 |
Chain - Pin Length | 63 |
Chain - Pin Diameter | 11.1 |
Chain - Weight - kg/m | 10.44 |
Chain - Minimum Tensile Strength - kN | 381 |
Chain - Average Tensile Strength - kN | 426.3 |
Chain Lacing | 6x6 |
Stock Code | 0 |