1. Different chain types
Roller chains are made up of a succession of two different types of links arranged alternately (figure 1): inner links and outer links.
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The inner links are made up of two inner plates of steel, treated or untreated, into which are inserted two tubular parts called bushes, generally made of case-hardened steel.
Depending on the application, there are several variants:
in the most general case, the bushes receive another freely rotating tubular part called a roller, hence the name given to this family of chains;
when the roller has a diameter greater than the width of the plates, it is called a roller and allows the chain to roll...
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Different chain types