Sedis Conveyor Chains Catalogue PDF

Conveyor Chains
wheels & sprockets

POWERFUL CHAINS
IN A CHANGING
WORLD
CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION P4
Components of conveyor chains _____________________________________________________ P6
Technical information about conveyor chains __________________________________________ P7
Symbols, units main formulas ________________________________________________________ P 18
SEDIS technical solutions ____________________________________________________________ P 19
STANDARD CHAINS
SOLID PIN CHAINS P 22
ISO standard chains ____________________________________________________________________ P 24

M 20 - general dimensions, attachments and wheels ________________________________ P 26
M80 - general dimensions, attachments and wheels ________________________________ P 30
BS standard chains _____________________________________________________________________ P 46

M35 (ZM34) - general dimensions, attachments and wheels ________________________________ P 50
M68 (ZM68) - general dimensions, attachments and wheels ________________________________ P 52
Deep link conveyor chains (MD TYPE)

ISO standard - general dimensions, attachments _________________________________________ P 64
BS standard - general dimensions, attachments _________________________________________ P 65
Scraper chain (MR TYPE)

ISO standard - general dimensions, attachments ________________________________________ P 66
BS standard - general dimensions, attachments ________________________________________ P 67
French series chains

General dimensions __________________________________________________________________ P 68
Attachments _______________________________________________________________________ P 69
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CONTENTS
HOLLOW PIN CONVEYOR CHAINS P 73
BS standard chains
MC 27 (ZM28) - general dimensions, attachments and wheels _______________________________ P 76
MC 55 (ZM54) - general dimensions, attachments and wheels _______________________________ P 78
MC 110 - general dimensions, attachments and wheels _______________________________ P 80
ISO standard chains

BLOCK CHAINS P 87
BM Type ___________________________________________________________________________ P 88
B Type ___________________________________________________________________________ P 89
GALLE CHAINS P 93
Chains with waisted plates (DIN8150 series) _____________________________________________ P 94
Chains with straight side plates - French series _________________________________________ P 95
- 1961 series ____________________________________________ P 96
- Heavy duty series ______________________________________ P 98
Galle chains for draw benches ____ _____________________________________________________ P 99
Balance leaf chains __________________________________________________________________ P 100
Galle chains special attachments ______________________________________________________ P 101
SPECIAL CHAINS
FOOD INDUSTRY P 103
Chains for food industry ______________________________________________________________ P 104
Chains for fruits and vegetables ______________________________________________________ P 106

Chains for bakery _____________________________________________________________________ P 108
Chains for dairy products _____________________________________________________________ P 109
Chains for animal feed ________________________________________________________________ P 110
Chains for abattoirs __________________________________________________________________ P 112
Chains for beverages __________________________________________________________________ P 116
Chains for sugar industry _____________________________________________________________ P 118

Cane sugar __________________________________________________________________________ P 118
Beet sugar __________________________________________________________________________ P 124
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CONTENTS
URBAN P 130
Chains for escalators and moving walkways _________________________________________ P 132

Chains for automotive industry ______________________________________________________ P 138
Chains for water treatment ___________________________________________________________ P 148
Chains for waste treatment ___________________________________________________________ P 154
Chains for civil engineering __________________________________________________________ P 156
Chains for the brick and tile industry ________________________________________________ P 160
HEAVY INDUSTRY P 165
Chains for the cement industry ________________________________________________________ P 166
Chains for the paper industry _________________________________________________________ P 178
Chains for the steel industry __________________________________________________________ P 184
ENERGY P 192
Chains for dams _______________________________________________________________________ P 194
Chains for biomass ____________________________________________________________________ P 200
MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES P 204
Chains for the wood industry _________________________________________________________ P 206
Chains for theme parks ________________________________________________________________ P 210
Chains for luggage transport ________________________________________________________ P 212
Chains for the insulation industry ____________________________________________________ P 213
SPECIAL WHEELS & SPROCKETS
EXAMPLES OF SPECIAL WHEELS & SPROCKETS P 214
APPENDICES
Dimensions sheets ______________________________________________________________________ P 224
Notes ___________________________________________________________________________________ P 232
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Technical
INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
COMPONENTS OF A CONVEYOR CHAIN
Attachment (K)
Plain Roller
Outer Link
Pin
Bush
Inner Link
Roller
Inner Plate
Outer Plate
OTHER ATTACHMENTS
Type F Type G
(bent or straight side plates)
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
1 - SEDIS CONVEYOR CHAINS

Like all chains, conveyor chains consist of pins and bushes joined together by plates. Their main distinguishing feature
is their ability to be equipped with various means of accessories suitable for the type of conveyor used and the nature of
the load to be moved. Their pitch, which is generally considerable, is not unique but can be chosen from a wide range.
1.1- ISO STANDARD CONVEYOR CHAINS
STANDARD CHAINS
The SEDIS chains conform to ISO 1977 standard. This range is based on the minimum tensile strength, the pitch, the
type of pin and roller and the features of the plates. These characteristics are included in their designation.
- The minimum tensile strength, according to a series based on preferred numbers, ranges from 20 to 900 kN. Figure 1 / page 7
- The pins of these chains are usually solid, but the standard allow them to be produced with hollow pins so that
accessories as cross bars fixed to them when two chains are working in parallel.
- The pitch needs to be chosen on the basis of the operating conditions, the type of product to be conveyed,
the frequency of accessories, the space available, etc... All pitch values that are also established according to a normal
Figure 1 / page 7
series are not necessarily available. Pitches with intermediate values or pitches in inches can be made. Figure 1 / page 7
Figure 1 / page 7
These basic chains can be :

► Bush chains (without roller) for low speeds (conveyor belts, feeders, scrapers etc) and in
some specific cases where the chain accessories are load-bearing, the chain becoming mainly
a traction part.
a
► Roller chains in elevators where the chain speed is higher and causes shocks to the gearing.
The rollers, made from case-hardened steel or steel with some other treatment, protect the
bushes and prevent tooth wear. a a b
c
a b
► Wheels chains (rollers with a diameter greater than the height of the plates). They enable
the chain to run on a flat surface. The wheels may be straight or flanged to provide lateral gui-
c c
ding. The straight or flanged wheels are made from treated steel. c
CHAINS FOR LOAD SUPPORTS AND FASTENERS

In addition to hollow pins, there are many options to provide the support or attachment of the loads carried, directly
or with the help of accessories :
- Drilled plates with one, two or three holes to receive attachment plates or spacer bars. If these bars cross the chain,
clearance must be made on the sprocket teeth.
- Deep link side plates allowing the loads to rest directly on the chain rolling on straight wheels. These chains are
normally used in parallel to form a belt and spread the loads.
- Attachment plates formed either by folding or in the form of brackets welded or riveted:
► G attachments with or without holes forming an attachment plane parallel to the plates.
► F attachments forming an attachment plane perpendicular to the plates.
► K attachments with one or more holes forming an attachment plane perpendicular to the plates with a choice
between three centre distance values (K2 with short, medium and long centre distance), the width of the attachments
consequently varying. These attachment plates can be fitted on the inner plates, the outer plates, on one or both sides,
according to a frequency that should be specified.
► Special attachments can be made on request if the quantities are sufficient.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
CONNECTING LINKS
There are three types of connecting links:
► with self-locking nuts: the two ► with cottered pins: the outer ► with riveted pins: the
pins are riveted to one plate at plate is held on one side by cotters connecting plate is held by
one end, the other end receiving to facilitate dismantling. For some pins riveted both sides after
a connecting plate held by self- applications, we can deliver chains assembly of the chain.
locking nuts with plates cottered every pitch on
one side.
DESIGNATION
ISO solid pin conveyor chains are designated by the letter M. Chains with hollow pins are designated by the letters
MC, and chains with deep link side plates by the letters MD. The reference is followed by the following information :
► the minimal tensile strength in kN
► a letter indicating the type of chain :
• B for bush chains • S for roller chains
• P for plain wheels • F for flanged wheels
► the pitch (in mm)
Example : the chain M160F200 is a standard solid pin conveyor chain, with a minimum tensile strength of 160 kN, with
flanged wheels and a pitch of 200mm.
Drilled plates should be specified clearly on the order: on inner / outer plates, number of holes, and frequency of
these plates on the chain.
1.2- BS STANDARD CONVEYOR CHAINS

These chains are designed according to the British standard (BS 4116) in terms of tensile strength and dimensions.
Their designation is similar to the ISO range. Each chain has the following adaptations:
drilled plates, deep side plates, K type attachment plates, scraper attachment plates and hollow pins.
• BS chains - factory standard : metric dimensions and pitches (in mm).
• BS chains - British standard : Imperial dimensions and pitches (in inches).
1.3- FRENCH SERIES CONVEYOR CHAINS

The special feature of French series chains lies in their articulation (pin/bush) which enable the chains to resist the
jolts and shocks that are sometimes inevitable. There are three series of chains (light, normal and high resistance).
High resistance chains (treated plates) are used for demanding applications (high loads, transport of abrasive pro-
ducts, etc...).
The accessories for French series conveyor chains are: K, G and F type attachment plates.
1.4- BLOCK CHAINS

Block chains have a high tensile strength for a reduced width. They are used to convey heavy loads, abrasive loads
or when violent shocks are expected (e.g.: draw benches).
To increase the service life of the chain (better wear resistance), the blocks are sometimes bushed.
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1.5- GALLE CHAINS

Galle chains are composed of waisted or straight side plates and of flanged pins.The flanges on the pins maintain
the spacing between the plates and allow the chain to mesh on the sprocket. Chains are designated as single, double or
triple link chains depending on the requested tensile strength.
Galle chains can transmit forces varying from a few hundred
Newtons to more than 1000 kilo Newton; on the other hand the
speed should not exceed 20 m/min.
Galle chains are used for low speed transmission (draw benches) or
to handle oscillating movements (freight elevators, sluice gates,
etc...).
1.6- CHAIN WHEELS & SPROCKETS

The wheels used with conveyor chains are either made from machine-welded steel or of cast iron.
The teeth are usually raw casting or flame-cut, but they can be supplied on order with machined teeth (necessary when
using bush chains).
The hubs are offset from the tooth plane except when a symmetrical hub is specifically ordered. Chain wheels can be
supplied bored and keyed. In the case of a sloping groove on an offset hub, the entry point is placed on the same side
as the teeth unless specified otherwise.
NUMBER OF TEETH AND DIMENSIONS
The tables of sizes specify the standard number of teeth normally pro- Dissymmetrical
duced. However, to order, we can supply chain wheels with a different Offset hub
hub
number of teeth. These tables also give the main dimensions of chain
wheels for the most common pitches :
De
Dp
dm
D
d
Dp
De
• Pitch diameter Dp and outer diameter De dm

D
d
• Hub diameter Dm and the width L

• Dimension a : position of the tooth plane on an offset hub
• Standard tooth width and width for flanged wheels Symmetrical
• Minimum bore diameter d and maximum bore diameter D hub
• Approximate weight L
a
L
2 - OPERATION MODE OF CONVEYOR CHAINS

A conveying installation includes a drive chain wheel, as in the case of power transmission.
The force on the chain comes from the weight and the friction of the load to be transported and of the chain itself.
2.1- CHAIN SUPPORT
The chain can be supported between chain wheels in various ways:
Figure 8 / page 9
► The chain slides on a guide and ► The chain rolls on a guide by ► The chain is supported by one or more
rests on the edge of its plates. resting on its rollers or more often idler wheels, either plain or toothed, in
on its plain or flanged wheels. contact with the edge of the plates or the
wheels. This configuration is only used for
the slack strand. The chain contact on the
tight and the slack side are not necessarily
the same.
In a vertical system it may be possible to do without any support or guiding device for the chain which is then sup-
ported by the top sprocket, which is usually the driver one.
Figure 9 / page 9
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GENERAL INFORMATION
2.2- TYPE OF LOAD

The conveyed loads may be very different, what leads to a wide variety of conveyor installations.
► The load is continuous over the whole length of the conveyor, this load being:
• bulk (coal, grain, etc...) • separate objects touching each other (boxes, cases...)
Figure 11 / page 9
► The load is not continuous. These are objects spread more or
less regularly along the conveyor.
Figure 11 / page 9
2.3- LOAD SUPPORT

Regardless of the nature of the load, it can be supported during transport in various ways:
► The load is not supported by the chain which in this case only has a drive function. The chain rests on a guiding
surface on which it slides or rolls. This situation is encountered most often in bulk transport in a chute in which the chain
is submerged
► The load is supported by the chain:
• either directly, generally on deep link side plates,
• or by means of various accessories attached by one of the means described in the previous paragraph (hollow
pins, drilled plates, K type attachment plates, etc).
2.4- CHAIN ROUTE

The origin and the value of the forces on the chain depend not only on the chain support method and the load support,
but also on the route:
► Straight horizontal route: (the simplest situation) :
In principle, the traction forces on the chain are only caused by friction:
• Sliding and/or rolling of the two strands of the chain on its guides,
• Possible friction between the load and it contact points,
In addition, the chain is loaded perpendicularly to its direction by the masses (chain and load), a force which can be exer-
cised on the wheels.
► Straight inclined route the forces mentioned above have to be weighted:

Figure 14 / page 9
• the elevation of the mass is added to the friction,

• the mass only acts by its normal part α
► Curved route: the laws of mechanics enable calculation of the effect of the curve in the guide on the chain friction. This
only needs to be taken into account for small curvature radius and large deviations.
Yd
bd
► Mixed route: naturally, one installation can contain sectors of routing
combining the configurations described. Yc
bc
bb
Yb
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2.5- OTHER WORKING CONDITIONS

Various working conditions can be added to the basic conditions described above. It is important to take them into
account when describing the conditions of use of the chain (next paragraph). These are mainly mechanical parameters,
but may also be the nature of the working environment.
► Drag : an extra force is applied to the chain when the transported load
is exercised by excavation as it is often the case in bucket elevators.
► Shock loading : independently of jerks which can happen on starting up, the arrival of loads on the moving conveyor
can also cause overloads which need to be taken into account.
► Torsion : the forces applied to the chain must not have a torsion component. It is not always possible to avoid it
completely. In this case it must be taken into account.
► Polygonal effect : when the number of teeth on a sprocket is reduced, which is often the case in conveying, their
polygonal shape causes transverse oscillations and speed variations which can cause overloads and be prohibitive in
certain conditions.
Use of the chain Speed
► Speed : as the masses in movement are generally high, the Conveyor with wood or metal pallets 0,10 to 0,50 m/s
average value and the variations in speed of the chain are Vertical elevator with spaced buckets 0,60 to 1,75 m/s
important parameters. The table here shows the speed values Inclined elevator with spaced buckets 0,60 to 0,95 m/s
commonly used in the principal applications of conveyor chains. Vertical elevator with continuous buckets 0,30 to 0,70 m/s
Inclined elevator with continuous buckets 0,15 to 0,40 m/s
Bar conveyors 0,10 to 0,60 m/s
Skip hoist 0,10 to 0,30 m/s
Scraper conveyor 0,20 to 0,50 m/s
► Environment : it is not unusual for conveyor chains to work in difficult conditions. It is often a question of chemical aggres-
sion (humidity, acid vapours, etc) and temperature (high or low). See chapter "Sedis solutions" for the recommended treatments.
3 - SELECTING A CONVEYOR CHAIN

3.1- SELECTION PROCESS
► Collect the maximum amount of data, and in particular:
• The way the chain will work must be perfectly defined by referring to the possibilities explained above.
• Masses at stake (including mass of the chain which will need to be estimated initially), friction from the chain and
the transported load, lengths, angles, information about any bends, etc...
► Calculate the forces exerted on the chain :
• traction forces due to the masses and the friction (as well as any bending) cause traction stresses in the plates and sheer
in the pins as well as contact pressure between pins and bushes.
• normal forces (due to the masses and any curves) which cause contact pressure between the rollers (or wheels)
and bushes, and the contact surface.
► Choose the chain according to its working mode and the result of the calculations according to one or more of the
following criteria:
• tensile strength of the chain
• Wear resistance of the articulations and the wheels.
► Redo the calculations introducing the mass of the chain selected, if this mass is significantly different from the mass
estimated for the first calculation.
► Complete the technical details of the assembly and installation referring to the recommendations explained in para-
graph 3.8 and making sure that the working conditions initially planned have not changed to the point of affecting the calcu-
lations.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
3.2- CALCULATION OF FORCES

GENERAL FORMULAS
All the symbols and units in the following formulas are listed in the chapter " symbols, units and main formulas".
Ft
► Maximum traction force in Newtons (at the entry to the drive chain wheel) :
Pt
Ft = (Pt - Pm) sin a + (Pt . f + Pm . f’) cos a + Fp

Pm
a
► Maximum normal force in Newton (pressure on the guiding surface) :
Fn = Pg . cos a
a
Pg Fn
With: • Pt and Pm : total loads (in N) supported by the tight strand and the slack strand respectively (see chapter 3.6)
• f and f' : the coefficient of friction encountered on the tight strand and on the slack strand (see chapter 3.7)
• a : the angle (in degrees) of the average direction of the chain in relation to the horizontal (positive value for climbing)
• Pg : the maximum weight (in N) acting on the wheel
• Fp : catenary force (in N) on the slack strand if it is not supported, given by the relation below:
E
Fp = Pm ( E + h )
8h E
Fp
h
► Influence of a curve
In a first approximation which is generally sufficient, when the direc-
tion of the chain is changed by an angle ß (in radians) on a slope b
with a coefficient of friction f, a correction has just to be made to the
forces calculated with the following formulas:
Corrections : - multiply Ft by ebf

- multiply Fn by : (1+e2bf-2ebf cosb)0.5
3.3- SELECTION FOR TENSILE STRENGTH

This is only a check, because in conveying installations it is only in exceptional cases where chains are subject to high
forces continuously or in jerks that we may fear their failure by breakage before they wear out..
We calculate the maximum force Ft applied on the chain with the relations given in the previous chapter. This force must
be corrected to take into account working conditions. we have the following values for coefficient k:
• moderate shocks ....................... k = 1,2
• violent shocks ............................ k = 1,4
• excavation .................................. k = 1,4
We then check that the tensile strength Rr is above 5 times the corrected force Ftc. We call the safety factor Kg (here
it equals at least 5).
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3.4- SELECTION FOR WEAR RESISTANCE OF THE ARTICULATIONS

For the service life usually required in industrial applications (50,000 hours) and/or when the conditions are aggres-
sive (e.g. abrasive dust), the risk of failure of a chain is in the wearing of rubbing parts, especially pins and bushes.
To prevent wear in the articulations (with abnormal elongation of the chain disrupting its operation) and to
avoid seizure causing an increase in the required power, it is necessary to limit the contact pressure in the
articulations.
► Pressure in the articulations : Pa = Ft N/mm2 or MPa

Sa
► Articulation surface area (with a pin of diameter da and a bush of length Id) : Sa = da.Id mm2
► Admissible pressure for normal conditions of operating duration (chain length and speed) and maintenance (lubrication):
Pa < 35 MPa
WE CHOOSE A CHAIN WITH AN ARTICULATION SURFACE AREA AT LEAST EQUAL TO THE VALUE GIVEN BY THE RELATION:: Sa > Ft
35
Contact us for more severe operating conditions.
3.5- SELECTION FOR WEAR RESISTANCE OF THE WHEELS

When the load supported by the wheels, directly or indirectly, is significant, their wearing is likely to limit the service
life of the chain.
The wheels support the normal component Fn which is calculated by the relation given in chapter 3.2, eventually cor-
rected by the effects of a bend.
To find the average value of Pg, we use the weight calculation given in chapter 3.6, related to the pitch p of the chain.
E
[
Pg = Pt . p = Pc + Pac + Pu
nc
] x
p
E
nc = number of chains in parallel on the conveyor. But locally Pg can be much higher than the average figure.
The weight of the payload P has to be added to the weight of the chain and accessories:
► Payload applied directly to the articulation (hollow or extended pin as per schema a below)
or applied to the plates (drilled plates or K attachments) :
• on consecutive links (b) : Pg = nP c • on an isolated link : Pg = P

2nc
a b
P Pg P Pg P Pg Pg
P
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GENERAL INFORMATION
► Payload P of length L on a chain with pitch p: L
P.p
Pg = P
L . nc
pitch
► Bush/ wheel contact pressure: Pg = Fn MPa

Sg
► Contact area in mm² of a bush with an outer diameter dg and a wheel of length Ig: Sg = dd . Ig mm²
Admissible pressure for normal working conditions (length of the chain and its speed) and maintenance (lubrication):
- For an untreated steel wheel: Pg < 2 MPa
- For a plastic wheel (POM): Pg < 2,2 MPa
- For a treated steel wheel: Pg < 2,5 MPa
- For a case-hardened steel wheel: Pg < 3 MPa
3.6- WEIGHTS USED IN THE FORMULAS
► The weight Pc of the chain (in N) which is calculated from its mass per unit length Mc (in kg/m) given in the catalogue, the
acceleration of gravity g (around 9,81 m/s) and from the length of the strand (which we can take to be equal to E: the centre
distance between the wheels in mm):
Pc = Mc . g . E
► The weight of the accessories Pac (in N) (not included in the weight of the chain). It is calculated from their mass per unit
length Puac (in N), their distance Iac (in m) and the length E of the strand:
Pac = Puac . E
lac
► The weight Pu of the carried load. Different possible situations:
• Distinct loads with unit weight Pu • Continuous loads (bulk or objects) • Distinct or continuous loads of
(in N) at a distance of lu (in m) : with mass per unit length Mu (in kg/m): which we know the mass flow Q (in
Pu = pu . E Pu = Mu . g . E N/min), or the number No of objects
lu of weight Pu to be transported per
minute at speed V (in m/min):
lu lu E
Pu = Q. E
v
or
Pu = No . pu . E
v
If there are nc chains working in parallel:
(Pac + Pu) Pac

• Tight strand : Pt = Pc + • Slack strand : Pm = Pc +
nc nc
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3.7- FRICTION
The coefficients of friction f and f’ corresponding respectively with the friction of the tight strand and the slack strand
(see chapter 3.2) are:
• to be chosen directly in table 1 in the case of • to be established according to the coefficients given in
a chain sliding on its plates: table 2 and the diameters of the parts in contact, in the
case of the chain running on its wheels with an outside
diameter Dext and bore diameter Dint:
f or f’ = f 1
f2 . Dint + f3 . √Dext
f ou f ’ =
Dext
In the case of bulk transport, it is the friction of the transported product in the chute that is taken into account,
whereas the friction of the chain is generally negligible. The table 2 gives the density and the friction coefficient of
several materials generally handled in bulk.
Table 1
Minimum: Maximum:
Friction parameters smooth and lubricated areas rough and dry areas
on a steel guide f1 = 0,08 f1 = 0,40
Sliding of the plates
on a plastic guide f1 = 0,10 f1 = 040
Sliding between bush and roller or wheel f2 = 0,10 f2 = 0,20
on a steel guide f3 = 0,05 f3 = 0,10

A roller or a wheel rolling
on a plastic guide f3 = 0,07 f3 = 0,15
Table 2
material material
Materials sliding Apparent Materials sliding Apparent
friction friction
in a steel chute density in a steel chute density
coefficient f coefficient f
Clay 0.77 0.63 Calcium carbonate 0.88 0.49
Asbestos 0.19 0.58 Ammonium chloride 0.67 0.79
Limestone 1.00 0.47 Charcoal 0.44 0.41
Cement 0.94 0.54 Coal 0.30 0.53
Lime 1.53 0.46 Pine wood 0.70 0.41
Aluminium ore 0.83 0.55 Wood chips 0.36 0.74
Iron ore 2.99 0.47 Barlez 0.39 0.71
Nickel ore 0.92 0.45 Rice - wheat 0.77 0.40
Lead ore 3.026 0.77 Sugar 0.68 0.47
Zinc ore 1.93 0.79 Polyethylene 0.34 0.52
Scrap iron - selected scrap 0.54 0.73 Rubber powder 0.39 0.53
Slag 0.90 0.48 Chromium powder 1.14 0.51
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GENERAL INFORMATION
3.8- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE DESIGN OF THE INSTALLATION
► Number of teeth on the sprockets:

As conveyor chains normally have a fairly large pitch to allow the plates to be fitted with accessories, the designer will
wish to reduce the number of teeth on the sprockets to reduce their size. The polygonal effect becomes significant
below 12 teeth and even beyond that for high rotation speeds. In addition, for a chain wheel with a small number of
teeth and a large pitch, follow the recommendations in the catalogue concerning the maximum diameter of the hub
in order to avoid its interference with the plates.
► Adjustment of the center distance :

The centre distance needs to be adjustable for several reasons:
• to facilitate the installation of the chain
• for maintenance, and to compensate for elongation over time.
A system of adjustment for taking up wear must be provided, either with:
• screws (see opposite drawing)
• springs
• conterweight
• jacks
WARNING: by its principal a chain operates without tension in the slack strand because the drive by the chain wheels is
positive. However in certain special cases, tension is necessary. The value of the tension force should not exceed 10% of
the working load of the chain or 1% of the tensile strength.
► Chain strand supports and guides
• The tight strand which normally carries the load is supported by sliding or rolling on a guiding surface. Remember to
use flanged wheels for large centre distances and in the case of a transverse force.
• The slack strand may be supported by sliding because it is carrying less load, but it is also possible to use rolling
on the wheels (if they exist) or support by a series of idler wheels. Absence of support is only a solution for short
centre distances as the catenary force becomes prohibitive for long centre distances. In any case, the sag should
never exceed 0.4% of the centre distance. This condition may need an excessive tension force if the strand is not
supported.
On both sides the meshing of the chain on the chain wheels should be performed with care: guiding must be perfectly
aligned with the teeth. Provide rounding at the end of the guide to facilitate chain entry.
► Chain wheel alignment defect: (where b1 is the inner width of the inner link of the chain)
< b1 ÷ 2 : for lengths below 10m < b1 : for lengths above 10m
► Parallelism defect between the tooth planes: the sprockets must be parallel (< 40')
► Tolerance on the length of conveyor chains: between 0 and + 0,25 %

This tolerance needs to be reduced if two chains are working in parallel and are joined by cross parts or other accesso-
ries (to be precised on the order).
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4 - LUBRICATION
4.1- PURPOSE
• To introduce lubricating fluid between contacting surfaces (see opposite drawing) :
pin/bush, pin/plate, pin/roller, plate/plate or roller, etc. To reduce wear
and prevent seizure.
• To protect the chain against corrosion
• To reduce noise by interposing fluid between faces subject to impact
• To remove the heat from the energy dissipated in friction.
4.2- METHOD OF APPLICATION

It depends on the use. Application methods can be grouped in 2 types for conveyor chains:
MANUAL LUBRICATION CONTINUOUS DRIP FEED

(brush, oil, etc...) LUBRICATION
These two modes are more generally used but there are also automatic devices using rubbing brushes, spray or projection.
4.3- FREQUENCY OF APPLICATION
The frequency and volume of applications should be determined with the lubricant or lubrication system suppliers.
4.4- WHERE TO LUBRICATE ?

► longitunally: in a zone where the articulations are ► Transversally: between plates to feed the articu-
under a light load in order to facilitate penetration by lations with lubricant, and between inner plates and
the lubricant (slack strand: a & b: recommanded areas) rollers or wheels.
a
b
4.5- WHAT LUBRICANT TO USE?

The lubricant should be adapted to the operating conditions. In the majority of cases, we use a mineral oil with a visco-
sity depending on the working temperature.
Viscosity in accordance with the operating temperature
Operating temperature (°C) recommanded viscosity (ISO -VG)
-15 to 0 °C 15 to 32
0 to 50°C 46 to 150
50 to 80°C 220 to 320
The user should find a compromise between excessively low viscosity which tends to result in the lubricant being lost by
gravity or centrifugal force, and excessively high viscosity which prevents the lubricant from penetrating to the rubbing
surfaces. To guide his choice he could consult the mechanical chain lubrication guide edited by CETIM.
For special cases, especially where lubrication is not possible, please contact us.
UNLESS WE RECOMMEND OTHERWISE.GREASE IS TOTALLY PROHIBITED.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
SYMBOLS, UNITS AND MAIN FORMULAS
SYMBOLS & UNITS
Description Symbol Unit Description Symbol Unit

Angle from the horizontal a radian Acceleration of gravity (= around 9,81) g m/s
Angle of inflexion of the chain b radian Linear mass of the chain Mc kg/m
Global friction coefficient : tight strand f - Linear mass of the continuous load Mu kg/m
Global friction coefficient : slack strand f' - Number of chains in parallel on the conveyor nc -
Pin diameter da mm Chain pitch p mm
Bush outer diameter dd mm Weight of the chain Pc N
Chain wheel pitch circle diameter Dp mm Weight of attachments Pac N
Distance between attachments l ac m Unit weight of the attachments Puac N
Traction force Ft N Weight supported by a wheel Pg N
Normal force Fn N Weight of the transported load Pu N
Centrifugal force Fp N Total weight supported by the tight strand Pt N
Center distance E m Total weight supported by the slack strand Pm N
Slack on section of chain h mm Pressure in the articulation pa MPa
Bush length ld mm Articulation surface Sa mm²
Wheel length lg mm Bush/wheel surface Sg mm²
MAIN FORMULAS
► Maximum traction force: Ft = (Pt - Pm) sin a + (Pt.f + Pm.f’) cos a + Fp
► Weight of one side of the chain (tight or slack): Pc = Mc . g . E
► Weight of the accessories: Pac = Puac . E

lac
► Weight of the tight strand: Pm = Pc + Pac + Pu
nc
► Weight of the slack strand: Pm = Pc + Pac

nc
► Pressure in the articulations : Pa = Ft

Sa
EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONS
THE CHAIN AND THE MATERIAL SLIDE IN THE CHUTE:
► Maximum traction force: Ft = Pt . f + Pm . f1 ou Ft = (Pc . Pu) . f + Pc . f1

Where f : coefficient of the material transported in the chute & f1 : friction coefficient of the plates of the chain in the chute.
THE CHAINS RUN, THE LOAD IS CARRIED:
► Maximum traction force: Ft = Pc + Pu + Pac . f + Pc + Pac . f’ [ nc ] ( nc )

where f and f’: rollability coefficients which depend on the bore and the outside diameter of the wheel
The normal force of the wheel is: Pg = P . Pu (where L : length of the load)
L . nc
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SEDIS TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS
SOLUTIONS AGAINST WEAR
NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS
► Case-hardening :
Carburization is a thermochemical treatment that enriches the carbon on the surface. This carburization is followed
by quenching to obtain surface hardening of the carburized layer and help improve wear resistance.
All our standard chains have case hardened pins and bushes, plates made of weldable carbon steel and hardened
rollers that can be case hardened on request for greater wear resistance.
DIFFICULT CONDITIONS (friction and seizure problems)

► Mos2 :
The pins are treated with Mos2 to facilitate running-in and reduce wear. This treatment limits the friction in the
articulations and reduces seizing, in particular when heavy loads are concerned. Consult us.
SEVERE APPLICATIONS (abrasion, waste...)
► DELTA® PINS: When a superior resistance to wear and to abrasion of articulations is required, for an improved
lifetime of the chain.
DELTA® pins are thermochemically treated to achieve surface hardness two or three times greater than that obtained
by case hardening, for unrivalled abrasion and wear resistance (1800 Vickers compared with 700 Vickers for conven-
tional carburization).
Comparison of hardness (in Vickers)
2000
1800
1600
1400
case hardened DELTA® DELTA® layer
1200 articulation articulation
friction
1000
800
carburized layer
600 seizure
400
200 seizure
0
natural core tooling case hard tungsten DELTA®
steel hardened hardened hardened Chrome carbide
steel steel steel number of cycles
• Significantly reduced friction in the links to push seizing back to the limit.
• Increased protection of the pins against corrosion thanks to its chemical inertness, thus guaranteeing better
wear resistance over time.
In addition to the pins, it is possible to treat the bushes to provide the chain with even greater resistance to wear:
consult us.
SEDIS TECHNICAL SERVICES CAN RECOMMEND

THE MOST ADAPTED CHAIN AND TREATMENT
TO YOUR APPLICATION.
DON'T HESITATE TO CONSULT US AND SEND YOUR SPECIFICATIONS !
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GENERAL INFORMATION
SEDIS TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS
SOLUTIONS AGAINST CORROSION
APPLICATIONS REQUIRING AN ANTI-CORROSION PROTECTION

► Galvanization:
Electrolytic treatment that improves corrosion resistance thanks to the depositing of a layer of zinc on the surface: for
applications requiring a minimal degree of anti-corrosion protection.
Other types of zinc plating are possible on request (hot galvanizing, etc.). Consult us.
WARNING : Do not use stainless steel wheels with galvanized chains, to avoid any galvanic (dissimilar metal) corrosion.
SEVERE APPLICATIONS REQUIRING REINFORCED ANTI-CORROSION PROTECTION
► SEDIS ANTI-CORROSION TREATMENT : For any severe application where a superior corrosion resistance is nee-
ded, and which doesn't allow use of a standard or galvanized chain.
The chain's metallic parts (excluding the pins) are protected against corrosion by a mineral coating based on zinc and
lamellar aluminum. It is the zinc that oxidizes in preference to the steel:
Oxidation of the steel plate Oxidation of the anti-corrosion coating

COPPER/NICKEL... SEDIS COATING
Steel plate Steel plate
Resistance of the anticorrosion coating in salt spray

as per astm B117
The corrosion resistance provided by this SEDIS
treatment is significantly better than that offered by
other conventional treatments such as galvaniza- 450h
tion. We owe its higher performance to its cathodic
protection characteristics.
SEDIS
95h ANTICORROSION
YELLOW ZINC COATING
95h WHITE ZINC
WARNING :
Do not use stainless steel wheels with anti-corrosion treated chains, to avoid any galvanic (dissimilar metal) corrosion.
This anti-corrosion treatment of the parts can be associated with Delta® pins to combine anti-corrosion protection
and resistance to wear for a longer service life.
► Stainless steel:
It is the presence of chrome in the steel that gives it increased corrosion resistance.
We can propose every type of stainless steel according to your application's specific problems (corrosion, wear, etc.).
Consult us.
SEDIS TECHNICAL SERVICES CAN RECOMMEND

THE MOST ADAPTED CHAIN AND TREATMENT
TO YOUR APPLICATION.
DON'T HESITATE TO CONSULT US AND SEND YOUR SPECIFICATIONS !
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LES SOLUTIONS TECHNIQUES SEDIS
MAINTENANCE-FREE SOLUTIONS
In many applications lubrification of the chain is hazardous or even impossible. Examples :
• Risk of oil projection which can damage the transported items
• Risk of fire if oil can be in contact with flame or products at high temperature (like escalators)
• Operation in fluid environments (water in particular)
• risk of pollution by the lubrication oil
APPLICATIONS WHERE LUBRICATION IS DIFFICULT OR IMPOSSIBLE
► VERTE® CHAIN : self-lubricating
A standard chain will have a limited service life if it is not

correctly lubricated.
The solution is therefore the VERTE® chain which does not
require lubrication, thanks to its self-lubricating compo- SELF-LUBRICATING
site bushings placed between the pins and bushes and/or BUSH
between the bushes and rollers.
THE SELECTION OF VERTE® CHAINS SUITED TO THEIR UTILIZATION WILL BE MADE BY THE SEDIS TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE APPLICATION'S TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS, IN LINE WITH THE OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS
AND THE NEEDS TO BE MET.
The VERTE chain composite bushes can be associated with Delta® pins and the SEDIS anti-corrosion treatment
for a higher performance and resistance.
In this case, the wheels designed for these chains are made of galvanized steel, or of chromate-passivated galvanized
steel with light lubrication of the treated teeth to avoid premature wear. Wheels with inserted plastic teeth can also
be used if no lubrication of the gears is permitted.
WARNING : Do not use stainless steel wheels with VERTE® chains that have received an anti-corrosion treatment.
► For applications that are even more severe in chemical terms (dairies, nuclear, etc.) it is possible to make VERTE®
chains with stainless steel (austenitic, martensitic, ferritic). In this case the wheels are either made of stainless steel
of the same type or of plastic. Consult us.
MAINTENANCE-FREE APPLICATIONS FOR WHICH VERTE® CHAINS CANNOT BE USED
► Sealing ring chains: when the application does not permit the use of a
VERTE® chain (because of the pressure or speed for example), sealing rings
can be used (V-ring, O-ring, etc.) between the inner and outer plates to seal
the articulation off from the external environment and confine the lubricant. SEALING RING
Maintenance is therefore not required.
► Axial greasing: Greasers can be integrated in the chain's pins in order to

distribute the lubricant in the articulations.
This process makes it possible to lubricate the chain from the inside outwards.
This solution can be associated with rings for even better sealing with GREASE HOLE
respect to the surroundings.
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STANDARD CHAINS
Solid pin
CHAINS
STANDARD CHAINS - SOLID PINS
ISO STANDARD CHAINS - 1977

Dimensions in mm
NEW RANGE OF CONVEYOR CHAINS NEW
STEELS WITH HIGH MECHANICAL STRENGTH
improved material Increased Better longer

RESISTANCE & HARDNESS BREAKING LOADS WEAR RESISTANCE SERVICE LIFE
(see table on next page)
REINFORCED RIVETING
SIDE GRIP REINFORCED RESISTANCE longer

improved in heavy use to shocks et to misalignment SERVICE LIFE
Sedis references:
M 80 P 100
CHAIN TYPE BREAKING LOAD ARTICULATION TYPE CHAIN PITCH

M solid pin conveyor chains Min. UTS of the chain (in kN) B bush chain
MC hollow pin conveyor chains S small roller chain P in mm
according to ISO standard
MD deep link conveyor chains P chain with plain treated wheels Ex: 100mm
MR scraper conveyor chains Ex: 80 kN F chain with flanged treated wheels
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ISO STANDARD CHAINS 1977 - GENERAL DIMENSIONS
Dimensions in mm
P P
h2
d1
e1
e2
b1
b4
b3
d4 d7 d1 d5 d2
with bushes with small roller with plain wheels with flanged wheels Types
B S P F of articulation
NEW
PLATES ARTICULATION WIDTH
SEDIS new range

breaking load
breaking load
ISO standard
over riveted pins
Flanged wheel Ø
between outer
between inner
Pitch
Thickness
Wheel Ø
Roller Ø
Bush Ø
Height
(intermediate pitches on request)

plates
plates
Pin Ø
Chain
ref.
h2 e1 e2 d2 d4 d7 d1 d5 b1 b3 b4 Rr min. Rr min.
40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630
nom. nom. nom. max. max. max. max. max. min. min. max. kN kN
M 20 ♦ 17 2,5 2,5 6 9 12,5 25 32 15,5 22,5 30,6 20 20
M 56 ♦ 30 4 4 10 15 21 42 50 23,2 33,6 47,4 56 65
M 80 35 5 5 12 18 25 50 60 28 39,6 55,4 80 100
M 112 ♦ 40 5 6 15 21 30 60 70 31 45,7 62 112 130
M 160 ♦ 50 6 7 18 25 36 70 85 36 52,7 72 160 200
M 224 ♦ 60 6 8 21 30 42 85 100 42 60,8 81,2 224 270
M 315 ♦ 70 8 10 25 36 50 100 120 48 70,8 94,2 315 420
M 450 80 10 12 30 42 60 120 140 55,5 82,9 112,5 450 570
M 630 100 12 15 36 50 70 140 170 66 97 131,5 630 630
M 900 ♦ 120 15 16 44 60 85 170 210 78 113 155 900 900
Feasible Despatch possible within 2 weeks ♦ The chains with these pitches can only be made with bushes (B) and small rollers (S)
ISO STANDARD CONVEYOR CHAINS CAN BE MADE WITH :
DELTA® PINS ANTI-CORROSION VERTE CHAIN

anti-wear COATINGS maintenance-free
Further information on pages 19 to 21.
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STANDARD CHAINS - SOLID PINS BREAKING LOAD : 20 KN
WORKING SURFACE : 130 mm²
Pitches (P) : 40* / 53 / 63 / 80 /100 / 125 / 160mm
ISO STANDARD CHAINS 1977 - M20

Intermediate pitches (P) on request
* The chains with these pitches can only be made with bushes (B) and small rollers (S)
Dimensions in mm
P P
17
25 max
2,5
2,5
30,6 max
22,5 min
15,5 min
3,5
Ø 9 max Ø 12,5 max Ø 25 max Ø 32 max Ø 6 max
Wheels in different materials can be supplied.
K ATTACHMENTS - BENT PLATES

16,5 max
43,5 max
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F Ø 6,6 min Ø 6,6 min E L
Frequency of attachments on request : on one or both sides of the chain, on inner and/or outer links
Attachment dimensions (mm) Weight of the chain Weight of the attachment

Pitch K1 K2C K2M K2L (Kg/m) (Kg/piece)
F E L E L E L Bush (B) Roller (S) Plain wheel (P) Flanged wheel (F) K1 K2C K2M K2L
50 23 - - - - - - 1,2 1,3 2,2 2,4
63 36 20 36 - - - - 1,1 1,2 1,9 2,0
80 53 20 53 35 53 - - 1,0 1,1 1,6 1,7
0,02 0,04 0,06 0,07
100 73 20 73 35 73 50 73 0,9 1,0 1,4 1,5
125 98 20 98 35 98 50 98 0,9 1,0 1,3 1,4
160 133 20 133 35 133 50 133 0,8 0,9 1,2 1,3
Intermediate pitches are on request
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Dimensions in mm
STANDARD CHAIN WHEELS

Sedis wheels are supplied made of machine-welded steel or of cast iron in some cases.
Teeth are raw casting or flame-cut, or machined for bush chains.
L Wheels can be supplied bored and keyed.
For wheels with offset hub, the keydrive is placed at the same side as the
teeth,unless specified otherwise.
12
We can make on request: • wheels with machined teeth
Offset • wheels with a different number of teeth
hub • special wheels
Dimensions (mm) Weight

Pitch Number of teeth
For plain wheels Dp De d D Dm L (kg/p)
8 130,65 136 24 50 80 50 3
Dp
dm
De
D
d
10 161,80 168 24 50 80 50 3
50
10 12 193,18 200 24 50 80 50 4
16 256,29 266 24 60 90 60 5
8 164,62 172 24 50 80 50 3
Symmetrical 10 203,87 210 24 50 80 50 4
63
hub 12 243,41 253 24 50 80 60 5
16 322,93 332 24 60 90 70 8
8 209,04 214 24 50 80 50 5
= = For flanged 80
10 258,88 268 24 60 90 60 6
wheels 12 309,09 318 24 60 90 70 7
L 16 410,06 420 24 70 100 80 12
8 261,31 270 24 60 90 70 6
10 323,61 334 24 60 90 70 8
100
12 386,37 396 24 70 100 80 9
16 512,58 524 24 70 100 80 14
CONNECTING LINKS
19,1 max
REF N° 208
Cottered connecting link
16,6 max
DRILLED PLATES On outer and inner plates
Ø9
1 HOLE
17
= =
Pitch : 40 to 160 mm
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STANDARD CHAINS - SOLID PINS NEW BREAKING LOAD : 65 KN
Pitches (P) : 63* / 80 / 100 / 125 / 160 / 200 / 250 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
30
42 max
4
4
47,4 max
23,2 min
33,6 min
5
Ø 15 max Ø 21 max Ø 42 max Ø 50 max Ø 10 max
WELDED K1 & K2 ATTACHMENTS - 40 X 40 X 4

30
63,5 max
44
F Ø 11 min Ø 11 min E L
63 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 3,6 4 - -
80 30 ♦ ♦ ♦ 3,2 3,6 5,8 6,3
100 40 25 53 ♦ ♦ 3,0 3,2 5,0 5,4
125 40 25 53 50 78 ♦ 2,7 3,0 4,4 4,7 0,08 0,15 0,21 0,31
160 40 25 53 50 78 85 113 2,6 2,7 3,8 4,1
200 40 25 53 50 78 85 113 2,4 2,6 3,4 3,6
250 40 25 53 50 78 85 113 2,3 2,4 3,1 3,3
Despatch possible within 2 weeks ♦ Not standard : possible to make on request.
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Dimensions in mm
WELDED G ATTACHMENTS l3 h5
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
Pitch l3 b2 b14 l2 d11 e h5 (kg/p)
b14
b2
100 55 30 0,23
125 55 90 60 30 9 5 35 0,23
160 70 40 0,30
Pitch

For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed at the same
side as the teeth,unless specified otherwise.
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Dp De d D Dm L (kg/p)
8 261,31 275 30 80 120 80 13
For plain wheels 10 323,61 340 30 80 120 80 14
100
Dp
dm
12 386,37 404 30 100 150 100 23

De
D
d
16 512,58 530 30 100 150 100 30

15 8 326,63 340 30 80 120 80 15
10 404,51 420 30 100 150 100 24
125
12 482,96 500 30 100 150 100 28
16 640,72 658 40 120 170 120 44
Symmetrical 8 418,09 432 30 100 150 100 25
hub 10 517,77 534 30 100 150 100 30
160
12 618,19 635 40 120 170 120 41
16 820,12 836 40 120 170 120 56
= = For flanged 8 522,62 536 30 100 150 100 31
wheels 10 647,22 660 40 120 170 120 44
L 200
12 772,74 788 40 120 170 120 52
16 1025,16 1042 40 140 190 140 82
Despatch possible within 2 weeks
CONNECTING LINKS
30,9max
29,9 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
Cottered connecting link Connecting link with self-locking nuts
24,5 max 24,5 max
Ø 11 Ø 11 Ø 11 Ø 11 Ø 11 Ø 11
30
30
30
= = = 63 = = =
Min pitch: 63 mm Min pitch: 160 mm
= 63 =
Min pitch: 160 mm
1 HOLE 2 HOLES 3 HOLES
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Pitches (P) : 80 / 100 / 125 / 160 / 200 / 250 / 315 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
35
Ø 50 max
5
5
55,4 max
39,6 min
28 min
6
WELDED K1 & K2 ATTACHMENTS - 45 X 45 X 4,5

35
72,5 max
48
80 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,4 5,0 8,1 9,1
100 40 ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,0 4,4 7,0 7,8
125 40 50 78 ♦ ♦ 3,7 4,0 6,2 6,8
160 40 50 78 85 113 ♦ 3,4 3,7 5,4 5,8 0,1 0,26 0,38 0,50
200 40 50 78 85 113 125 153 3,2 3,4 4,8 5,2
250 40 50 78 85 113 125 153 3,0 3,2 4,4 4,7
315 40 50 78 85 113 125 153 2,9 3,0 4,0 4,2
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Dimensions in mm
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
b14
b2
100 55 30 0,26
125 55 100 70 30 9 5 38 0,26
160 70 40 0,32
Pitch

Wheels can be supplied bored and keyed.
L For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed at the same
24 We can make on request: • wheels with machined teeth
• wheels with a different number of teeth
Offset
8 261,31 278 30 80 130 80 15
For plain wheels 10 323,61 342 30 80 130 80 20
100
12 386,37 406 30 100 160 100 28
Dp
dm
De
D
d
16 512,58 534 30 100 160 100 35

8 326,63 342 30 80 130 80 20
18
10 404,51 424 30 100 160 100 28
125
12 482,96 503 30 100 160 100 33
16 640,72 662 40 120 190 120 53
Symmetrical 8 418,09 436 30 100 160 100 28
hub 10 517,77 535 30 100 160 100 37
160
12 618,19 636 40 120 190 120 50
16 820,12 840 40 120 190 120 68
8 522,62 540 30 100 160 100 36
= = For flanged
10 647,22 663 40 120 190 120 53
wheels 100
L 12 772,74 792 40 120 190 120 63
16 1025,16 1045 40 140 220 140 99
CONNECTING LINKS
32,5 max 36,9max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209

27,8max 27,8 max
Ø 15 Ø 11 Ø 11 Ø 11 Ø 15 Ø 11
35
35
35
= = = 80 = = =
Min pitch: 80 mm
Min pitch: 200 mm
= 80 =
Min pitch: 200 mm
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Pitches (P) : 80* / 100 / 125 / 160 / 200 / 250 / 315 / 400 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
40
5 Ø 60 max
6
45,7 min
62 max
31 min
7

40
80,5 max
55
80 ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 6,6 7,6 - -
100 40 ♦ ♦ ♦ 5,9 6,4 11,7 12,6
125 40 35 70 ♦ ♦ 5,4 6,1 10,0 10,8
160 40 35 70 65 100 ♦ 5,0 5,5 8,6 9,1
0,15 0,31 0,45 0,60
200 40 35 70 65 100 100 135 4,6 5,0 7,5 8,0
250 40 35 70 65 100 100 135 4,4 4,7 6,7 7,0
315 40 35 70 65 100 100 135 4,1 4,4 6,0 6,3
400 40 35 70 65 100 100 135 3,9 4,1 5,4 5,6
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Dimensions in mm
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
b14
11 5 41
b2
160 70 40 0,35
110 80
200 90 55 11 5 41 0,45
Pitch

25
8 326,63 346 30 80 150 80
For plain wheels
10 404,51 424 30 100 170 100 35
125
Dp
dm
De
12 482,96 506 30 100 170 100 39

D
d
16 640,72 664 40 120 200 120 64

20 8 418,09 438 30 100 170 100 39
10 517,77 540 30 100 170 100 42
160
12 618,19 640 40 120 200 120 60
16 820,12 844 40 120 200 120 80
Symmetrical
8 522,62 542 30 100 170 100 43
hub
10 647,22 668 40 120 200 120 58
200
12 772,74 794 40 120 200 120 76
16 1025,16 1048 40 140 240 140 115
= = For flanged 8 653,27 670 40 120 200 120 64
wheels 10 809,02 830 40 120 200 120 79
L 250
12 965,92 988 40 140 240 140 109
16 1281,45 1304 40 140 240 140 153
CONNECTING LINKS
43,7 max
37,8 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
32,2 max 32,2 max
Ø 15 Ø 14 Ø 14 Ø 14 Ø 15 Ø 14
40
40
40
= = = 80 = = =
Min pitch: 80 mm
Min pitch: 200 mm
= 80 =
Min pitch: 200 mm
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Pitches (P) : 100* / 125 / 160 / 200 / 250 / 315 / 400 / 500 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
50
70 max
7 6
8,5
52,7 min
36 min
72 max

45
95 max
62
100 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 9,2 10,6 - -
125 40 ♦ ♦ ♦ 8,3 9,4 15,5 16,3
160 40 50 85 ♦ ♦ 7,5 8,4 13,2 13,8
200 40 50 85 85 120 ♦ 7,0 7,7 11,6 12,1
0,19 0,46 0,65 0,97
250 40 50 85 85 120 145 180 6,6 7,1 10,2 10,6
315 40 50 85 85 120 145 180 6,2 6,7 9,1 9,4
400 40 50 85 85 120 145 180 5,9 6,2 8,2 8,5
500 40 50 85 85 120 145 180 5,7 6,0 7,5 7,7
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Dimensions in mm
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
70 40 0,58
b14
160
b2
120 90 13 6 53
200 90 55 0,74
Pitch

30
8 418,09 442 30 100 200 100 48
For plain wheels 10 517,77 542 30 100 200 100 56
160
Dp
dm
De
12 618,19 645 40 120 230 120 78

D
d
16 820,12 848 40 120 230 120 104

20 8 522,62 544 30 100 200 100 57
10 647,22 672 40 120 230 120 82
200
12 772,74 798 40 120 230 120 99
16 1025,16 1050 40 140 260 140 145
Symmetrical
8 653,27 676 40 120 230 120 83
hub 10 809,02 834 40 120 230 120 105
250
12 965,92 992 40 140 260 140 140
16 1281,45 1309 40 140 260 140 191
= = For flanged 8 823,12 844 40 120 230 120 107
wheels 10 1019,37 1045 40 140 260 140 161
L 315
12 1217,06 1243 40 120 260 140 186
16 1614,62 1643 50 160 260 160 228
CONNECTING LINKS
44,2 max 51,2max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
36,9 max 36,9 max
Ø 21 Ø 14 Ø 14 Ø 14 Ø 21 Ø 14
50
50
50
= = = 100 = = =
Min pitch: 100 mm
Min pitch: 250 mm
= 100 =
Min pitch: 250 mm
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WORKING SURFACE : 1 250 mm²
Pitches (P) : 125* / 160 / 200 / 250 / 315 / 400 / 500 / 630 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
60
Ø 85 max
6
8
60,8 min
81,2 max
10
42 min

55
110 max
70
125 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 12,4 14,2 - -
160 50 ♦ ♦ ♦ 11,2 12,5 21,0 22,4
200 50 65 115 ♦ ♦ 10,2 11,3 18,1 19,2
250 50 65 115 125 170 ♦ 9,5 10,4 15,8 16,7
0,35 0,85 1,25 1,70
315 50 65 115 125 170 190 235 8,9 9,6 13,9 14,6
400 50 65 115 125 170 190 235 8,4 9,0 12,3 12,9
500 50 65 115 125 170 190 235 8,0 8,5 11,2 11,7
630 50 65 115 125 170 190 235 7,7 8,1 10,2 10,6
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Dimensions in mm
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
70 40 0,70
b14
160
b2
120 90 13 8 64
200 90 55 0,89
Pitch

35 side as the teeth,unless specified otherwise.
Offset
hub • wheels with a different number of teeth
• special wheels
For plain wheels 8 418,09 448 40 120 220 120 58
Dp
dm
10 517,77 548 40 120 220 120 79

De
D
d
160
12 618,19 650 40 140 260 140 120
25 16 820,12 854 40 140 260 140 143
8 522,62 550 40 120 220 120 80
10 647,22 676 40 140 260 140 110
200
12 772,74 804 40 140 260 140 130
Symmetrical 16 1025,16 1060 50 160 300 160 200
hub 8 653,27 680 40 140 260 140 112
10 809,02 840 40 140 260 140 138
250
12 965,92 998 50 160 300 160 186
= = For flanged 16 1281,45 1316 50 160 300 180 248
wheels 8 823,12 850 40 140 260 140 144
L 10 1019,37 1048 50 160 300 160 201
315
12 1217,06 1249 50 160 300 160 245
16 1614,62 1650 50 180 320 180 350
CONNECTING LINKS
48,1 max 57,1 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
41,5 max 41,5 max
Ø 21 Ø 18 Ø 18 Ø 18 Ø 21 Ø 18
60
60
60
= = = 100 = = =
Min pitch: 125 mm = 100 =
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Pitches (P) : 160* / 200 / 250 / 315 / 400 / 500 / 630 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
70
Ø 100 max
10
94,2 max
70,8 min
12
48 min

65
116,5 max
80
160 60 ♦ ♦ ♦ 17,3 19,4 - -
200 60 50 100 ♦ ♦ 15,7 17,4 28,0 30,0
250 60 50 100 100 150 155 205 14,6 16,0 24,4 26,0
315 60 50 100 100 150 155 205 13,5 14,6 21,3 22,6 0,42 0,74 1,11 1,52
400 60 50 100 100 150 155 205 12,7 13,5 18,8 19,8
500 60 50 100 100 150 155 205 12,0 12,7 17,0 17,8
630 60 50 100 100 150 155 205 11,6 12,1 15,4 16,1
♦ Not standard : possible to make on request.
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Dimensions in mm
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
70 40 0,99
b14
160
b2
200 90 140 100 55 15 10 73 1,30
250 110 70 1,56
Pitch

L
Offset We can make on request: • wheels with machined teeth

• special wheels
For plain wheels 8 418,09 448 40 120 250 120 68
Dp
dm
De
10 517,77 554 40 120 250 120 90

D
d
160
12 618,19 653 40 140 300 140 141
30 16 820,12 860 40 140 300 140 177
8 522,62 552 40 120 250 120 91
10 647,22 680 40 140 300 140 150
200
12 772,74 807 40 140 300 140 165
Symmetrical
16 1025,16 1066 50 160 340 160 270
hub
8 653,27 680 40 140 300 140 149
10 809,02 843 40 140 300 140 173
250
12 965,92 1003 50 160 340 160 239
= = For flanged 16 1281,45 1321 50 160 340 160 313
wheels 8 823,12 854 40 140 300 140 175
L 10 1019,37 1053 50 160 340 160 255
315
12 1217,06 1254 50 160 340 160 301
16 1614,62 1654 50 180 360 180 436
CONNECTING LINKS
66,8 max
56,8 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
48 max 48 max
Ø 25 Ø 18 Ø 18 Ø 18 Ø 25 Ø 18
70
70
70
= = = 125 = = =
= 125 =
Min pitch: 315 mm
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Pitches (P) : 200 / 250 / 315 / 400 / 500 / 630 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
80
Ø 120 max
10
12
55,5 min
112,5 max
82,9 min
14

75
135 max
90
200 60 ♦ ♦ ♦ 22,2 25,3 43,9 47,4
250 60 85 135 ♦ ♦ 20,6 23,6 41,6 45,1
315 60 85 135 155 205 ♦ 19,1 22,1 40,1 43,6
0,62 1,33 1,94 2,77
400 60 85 135 155 205 240 290 17,9 21,0 39,0 42,4
500 60 85 135 155 205 240 290 17,2 20,3 38,2 41,7
630 60 85 135 155 205 240 290 16,4 19,3 35,8 38,7
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Dimensions in mm
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
100 55 1,70
b14
200
b2
250 120 180 140 70 15 10 80 2,04
315 150 100 2,56
Pitch

L Teeth are raw casting or flame-cut, or machined for bush chains.
• special wheels
For plain wheels
8 522,62 559 40 140 280 140 120
Dp
dm
De
10 647,22 686 50 160 320 160 185

D
d
200
12 772,74 800 50 160 320 160 259
35 16 1025,16 1060 50 180 380 180 338
8 653,27 689 50 160 320 160 193
10 809,02 848 50 160 320 160 250
250
Symmetrical 12 965,92 987 50 180 380 180 323
hub 16 1281,45 1311 50 180 380 180 429
8 823,12 815 50 160 320 160 269
10 1019,37 1059 50 180 380 180 334
315
12 1217,06 1229 50 180 380 180 412
= = For flanged 16 1614,62 1638 60 200 460 200 757
wheels 8 823,12 1020 50 180 380 180 352
L 400 10 1019,37 1334 50 180 380 180 526
12 1217,06 1547 60 200 460 200 630
CONNECTING LINKS
70,2 max 82,2 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
57,2 max 57,2 max
Ø 30 Ø 18 Ø 18 Ø 18 Ø 30 Ø 18
80
80
80
= = = on request = = =
Min pitch: 200 mm
Min pitch: 315 mm
= on request =
Min pitch: 315 mm
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Pitches (P) : 200 / 250 / 315 / 400 / 500 / 630 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
100
Ø 140 max
12
15
131,5 max
66 min
97 min
16

90
165 max
115
250 50 ♦ ♦ ♦ 34,9 39,2 60,5 65,6
315 50 100 150 ♦ ♦ 32,3 35,5 52,6 56,4
400 50 100 150 190 240 ♦ 30,1 32,5 46,1 49,3 0,9 2,68 4,28 6,25
500 50 100 150 190 240 300 350 28,5 30,3 41,2 43,7
630 50 100 150 190 240 300 350 27,2 28,6 37,2 39,2
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Dimensions in mm
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
130 75 3,71
b14
250
b2
260 200 19 12 96
315 170 100 4,85
Pitch
50 For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed at the same
Offset
hub We can make on request: • wheels with machined teeth
• special wheels
For plain wheels Pitch Number of teeth
Dp
dm
De
8 653,27 693 50 160 320 160 175

D
d
10 809,02 849 50 160 320 160 240

40 250
12 965,92 1006 50 180 380 180 352
16 1281,45 1321 50 180 380 180 556
8 823,12 863 50 160 320 160 246
Symmetrical 10 1019,37 1059 50 180 380 180 383
hub 315
12 1217,06 1257 50 180 380 180 510
16 1614,62 1654 50 200 460 200 890
8 1045,24 1085 50 180 380 180 398
= = For flanged 400 10 1294,44 1334 50 180 380 180 565
wheels
L 12 1545,48 1585 50 200 460 200 228
CONNECTING LINKS
82,5 max 93 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
66 max 66 max
Ø 36 Ø 24 Ø 24 Ø 24 Ø 36 Ø 24
100
100
100
= = = 160 = = =
Min pitch: 250 mm
Min pitch: 400 mm
= 160 =
Min pitch: 400 mm
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Pitches (P) : 200* / 250 / 315 / 400 / 500 / 630 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
120
Ø 170 max
15
16
18
153 max
78 min
113 min

110
200 max
140
250 50 ♦ ♦ ♦ 51,5 58,5 97,4 105,2
315 50 100 150 ♦ ♦ 47,1 52,5 83,7 89,8
400 50 100 150 190 240 ♦ 43,5 47,8 73,2 77,1 1,6 3,3 5,7 7,9
500 50 100 150 190 240 300 350 40,8 44,2 63,5 67,8
630 50 100 150 190 240 300 350 38,6 41,3 57,.3 59,8
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Dimensions in mm
l2 Ø d11 e
Weight
130 75 3,65
b14
250
b2
260 200 21 12 104
315 170 100 4,77
Pitch

60 For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed at the same
hub
• special wheels
For plain wheels Dp De d D Dm L (kg/p)
Dp
8 653,27 701 50 160 320 160 198

dm
De
D
d
10 809,02 857 50 160 320 160 278

250
50 12 965,92 1014 50 180 380 180 406
16 1281,45 1329 50 180 380 180 651
8 823,12 871 50 160 320 160 287
Symmetrical 10 1019,37 1067 50 180 380 180 443
315
hub 12 1217,06 1257 50 180 380 180 510
16 1614,62 1662 60 200 460 200 719
8 1045,24 1093 50 180 380 180 461
= = For flanged 400 10 1294,44 1342 50 180 380 180 663
wheels 12 1545,48 1593 50 200 460 200 964
L
CONNECTING LINKS
95 max 109 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
76 max 76 max
Ø 45 Ø 30 Ø 30 Ø 30 Ø 45 Ø 30
120
120
120
= = = 200 = = =
= 200 =
Min pitch: 500 mm
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BS STANDARD CHAINS

REINFORCED RIVETING

Sedis references:
M 68 F 100

M solid pin conveyor chains Min UTS of the chain (in kN) B bush chain
according to the BS standard
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BS STANDARD CHAINS - GENERAL DIMENSIONS
Dimensions in mm
P P
h2
d1
e1
e2
b4
b3
b1
d4 d7 d1 d5 d2
B S P F d’articulations
NEW
SEDIS new range

between outer plates
between inner plates
breaking load
breaking load
Standardized
over riveted pins
Flanged wheel Ø
Pitch
Thickness
Wheel Ø
Roller Ø
Bush Ø
Height
Pin Ø

Chain ref.
h2 e1 e2 d2 d4 d7 d1 d5 b1 b3 b4 Rr min. Rr min.
50 60 75 100 125 135 150 160 175 200 250 315
nom. nom. nom. max. max. max. max. max. min. min. max. kN kN
M 22 20 3 3 7,94 11,58 18 25 32 16 23 32,8 20 20
M 35 (ZM34) 25 * 4 4 14 18,4 25 31,9 42 15,2 25,3 38,2 34 34
M 68 (ZM68) ♦ 40 5 5 19 23,7 32 48 60 19 31,6 48,5 68 90
M 100 ♦ 40 5 7 19 26 32 48 60 21 37 53,4 100 120
M 140 ♦ 203,2 50 5 8 24 32 48 70 90 26 46 63 140 160
M 200 203,2 50 6 8 24 32 48 70 90 26 46 65 200 200
M 270 ♦ 254 60 8 8 28 38 55 90 115 38 58 81 270 330
M 400 252,4 70 10 12 29,05 38 60 100 127 38 66 94 400 490
Feasible Despatch possible within 2 weeks ♦ The chains with these pitches can only be made with bushes (B) and small rollers (S)
* Plates' height is 27mm for stainless steel version
BS STANDARD CONVEYOR CHAINS CAN BE MADE WITH :

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Pitches (P) : 50 / 75 / 100 / 125 mm
BS STANDARD CHAINS - M22

Dimensions in mm
P P
20
Ø 25 max
3
3
32,8 max
3,2
16 min
23 min
Ø 11,58 max Ø 18 max Ø 25 max Ø 32 max Ø 7,94 max

16,5
43,5 max
27

Pitch K1 K2C K2M (Kg/m) (Kg/piece)
F E L E L Bush (B) Roller (S) Plain wheel (P) Flanged wheel (F) K1 K2C K2M
50 - - - - - 2,0 2,4 2,9 3,0
75 30 20 40 - - 1,7 2,0 2,3 2,4
0,04 0,05 0,05
100 30 20 40 - - 1,5 1,6 1,9 2,0
125 30 20 40 50 70 1,4 1,5 1,8 1,8
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Dimensions in mm
L
12 • special wheels
Offset
hub
8 130,65 140 3
For plain wheels 50 10 161,80 168 24 50 80 50 4
Dp
dm
De
12 193,18 203 5
D
d
8 195,98 206 50 6
10 75 10 242,71 252 24 50 80 60 8
12 289,78 299 70 10
8 261,31 271 70 9
Symmetrical 100 10 323,61 333 24 50 80 70 13
hub 12 386,37 396 80 16
8 226,64 336 70 12
125 10 404,51 414 24 50 80 70 17
= = For flanged 12 482,96 492 80 21
wheels
L
CONNECTING LINKS
18,5 max
REF N° 208
Cottered connecting link
17max
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Pitches (P) : 50 / 60 / 75 / 100 / 125 / 135 /150 / 160 / 175 / 200 mm
BS STANDARD CHAINS - M35 (ZM 34)

Dimensions in mm
P P
25 *
Ø 32 max
4
4
25,3 min
38,2max
15,2 min
3,5
Ø 18,4 max Ø 25 max Ø 31,9 max Ø 42 max Ø 14 max

4
19
45
116,35 max
126,5
76,5
66,5
16
14
= = 10,5 = 30 =
8,5
55 55
Weight of the chain (Kg/m) Weight of the attachment (Kg/piece)
Pitch
Bush (B) Roller (S) Plain wheel (P) Flanged wheel (F) K1 K2
50 3,4 3,9 4,7 4,9 - -
50,8 3,4 3,9 4,6 4,9 - -
60 3,3 3,6 4,4 4,5 - -
63,5 3,2 3,6 4,2 4,4 - -
75 3,0 3,4 3,8 4,0 - -
76,2 3,0 3,3 3,8 4,0 - -
88,9 2,9 3,2 3,6 3,8 0,11 0,11
100 2,8 3,1 3,4 3,6 0,11 0,11
101,6 2,8 3,1 3,4 3,6
125 2,7 2,9 3,2 3,3
127 2,7 2,9 3,2 3,3 0,11 0,11
150 2,5 2,7 2,9 3,0
200 2,3 2,5 2,6 2,7
50
Dimensions in mm

Sedis wheels are supplied made of machine-welded steel or of Dimensions (mm) Weight
cast iron in some cases. Pitch Number of teeth
Teeth are raw casting or flame-cut, or machined for bush chains. 8 130,66 145 25 35 70 40 2
Wheels can be supplied bored and keyed. 50** 10 161,80 177 30 50 100 40 4
12 193,19 208 30 50 100 50 5
For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed at
8 132,75 147 25 35 70 40 2
the same side as the teeth,unless specified otherwise. 50,8** 10 164,39 179 30 50 100 50 4
12 196,28 211 30 35 100 50 5
We can make on request: 8 156,79 172 25 50 100 50 4
• wheels with machined teeth 60 10 194,16 209 30 50 100 50 6
• wheels with a different number of teeth 12 231,82 247 30 60 115 65 8
8 165,93 181 25 50 100 50 4
• special wheels 63,5 10 205,49 220 30 50 100 50 6
12 245,35 260 30 60 115 65 8
8 195,98 211 25 50 100 50 6
75 10 242,71 257 30 60 115 65 8
L 12 289,78 304 30 60 115 65 11
8 199,12 214 25 50 100 50 6
76,2 10 246,59 261 30 60 115 65 8
12 12 294,41 309 30 60 115 65 11
8 232,31 247 25 50 100 50 8
88,9 10 287,69 302 30 60 115 65 10
Offset 12 343,48 358 30 60 115 65 14
hub 8 261,31 276 30 60 115 65 9
100 10 323,61 338 30 60 115 65 12
12 386,37 401 30 70 120 75 16
8 265,49 280 30 60 115 65 9
101,6 10 328,78 344 30 60 115 65 12
For plain wheels 12 392,55 407 30 70 200 75 16
8* 326,64* 341 30 60 115 65 13
Dp
dm
De
D
d
125* 10 404,51 419 30 60 115 65 18

12 482,96 498 30 70 120 75 23
10 8 331,87 347 30 60 115 65 13
127* 10 410,98 426 30 60 115 65 18
12 490,69 505 30 70 120 75 23
Symmetrical Despatch possible within 2 weeks
hub
* : For chain wheels meshing with chains fitted with K attachment plates,
the outside diameter of the wheel must be reduced:
= = For flanged - De = 337 for an 8 tooth wheel, 125mm pitch
wheels - De = 330 for an 8 tooth wheel, 127mm pitch
L
** : 50mm pitch wheels cannot be used with chains with flanged wheels.
CONNECTING LINKS
29,6 max
24,1 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
19,1 max 19,1 max
Ø 10,5 Ø 8,3 Ø 8,3

27
27
= = = 40 =
Min pitch: 100 mm
Min pitch: 100 mm
1 HOLE 2 HOLES
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Pitches (P) : 75* / 100 / 125 / 135 / 150 / 160 / 175 / 200 / 250 mm
BS STANDARD CHAINS - M68 (ZM 68) Intermediate pitches (P) on request

Dimensions in mm
P P
40
Ø 48 max
5
5
48,5 max
4,5
31,6 min
19 min
Ø 23,7 max Ø 32 max Ø 48 max Ø 60 max Ø 19 max

32
66,5 max
42,5
75 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,4 5,1 7,0 -
76,2 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,4 5,1 7,0 -
88,9 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,1 4,7 6,3 6,9
100 45 ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,0 4,5 6,0 6,5
101,6 45 ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,0 4,5 6,0 6,4
125 45 32 55 ♦ ♦ 3,8 4,2 5,4 5,8
0,18 0,28 0,28 0,43
127 45 32 55 ♦ ♦ 3,8 4,4 5,4 5,7
150 45 32 55 58 85 ♦ 3,6 4,0 4,9 5,2
152,4 45 32 55 58 85 ♦ 3,6 3,9 4,9 5,2
175 45 32 55 58 85 90 118 3,5 3,7 4,6 5,0
200 45 32 55 58 85 90 118 3,4 3,6 4,3 4,7
250 45 32 55 58 85 90 118 3,3 3,4 3,9 4,2
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Dimensions in mm

For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed at the same side as the teeth,unless specified otherwise.
We can make on request:
• wheels with machined teeth Dimensions (mm) Weight
• wheels with a different number of teeth Dp De d D Dm L (kg/p)
• special wheels 8 195,98 215 25 50 7
75 10 242,71 262 30 60 120 80 9
12 289,78 309 30 60 14
L 8 199,12 218 25 50 7
76,2 10 246,59 266 30 60 120 80 9
12 294,41 313 30 60 14
15 8 232,31 251 25 50 9
88,9 10 287,69 307 30 60 120 80 12
Offset 12 343,48 362 30 60 17
hub 8 261,31 280 30 60 11
100 10 323,61 343 30 60 120 80 15
12 386,37 405 30 70 20
8 265,49 284 30 60 11
101,6 10 328,78 348 30 60 120 80 15
For plain wheels 12 392,55 412 30 70 20
Dp
8 326,64 346 30 60 16
dm
De
D
d
125 10 404,51 423 30 60 120 80 22

12 12 482,96 502 30 70 29
8 331,87 351 30 60 16
127 10 410,98 430 30 60 120 80 22
12 490,69 510 30 70 29
Symmetrical 8 391,97 411 30 70 22
hub 150 10 485,41 504 30 70 120 80 30
12 579,56 599 40 70 39
8 398,24 417 30 70 22
152,4 10 493,18 512 30 70 120 80 30
= = For flanged
12 588,83 608 40 70 39
wheels
L 175
200 CONSULT US
250
CONNECTING LINKS
31,5 max 37 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
25 max 25 max
Ø 12,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 10,5

40
40
40
= = E = =
Min pitch: 63 mm
= = = 100 =
Min pitch: 125 mm
Min pitch: 200 mm

125mm pitch : E = 35 mm
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Pitches (P) : 75* / 100 / 125 / 135 / 150 / 160 / 175 / 200 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
40
Ø 48 max
5
7
53,4 max
4,5
37 min
21 min

32
77 max
52,5
75 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 8,5 9,1 11,1 -
76,2 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 8,5 9,0 11,1 11,7
88,9 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 8,1 8,6 10,3 10,8
100 * 45 ♦ ♦ ♦ 7,7 8,1 9,7 10,1
101,6 * 45 ♦ ♦ ♦ 7,6 8,0 9,5 10,0
0,18 0,18 0,21 0,21
125 45 32 55 ♦ ♦ 6,9 7,2 8,5 8,9
127 45 32 55 ♦ ♦ 6,9 7,2 8,4 8,8
150 45 32 55 58 85 ♦ 6,4 6,7 7,7 8,0
152,4 45 32 55 58 85 ♦ 6,4 6,7 7,7 8,0
200 45 32 55 58 85 90 118 5,8 6,0 6,8 6,9
Despatch possible within 2 weeks ♦ Not standard : possible to make on request. * These pitches allow mounting of K2 attachments only on outer links
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Dimensions in mm

• special wheels 8 195,98 217 25 50 100 50 7
75 10 242,71 264 30 60 115 65 9
12 289,78 311 30 60 115 65 14
L 8 199,12 220 25 50 100 50 7
76,2 10 246,59 267 30 60 115 65 9
12 294,41 315 30 60 115 65 14
18 8 232,31 253 25 50 100 50 9
88,9 10 287,69 308 30 60 115 65 12
Offset 12 343,48 364 30 60 115 65 17
hub 8 261,31 282 30 60 120 80 11
100 10 323,61 344 30 60 120 80 15
12 386,37 407 30 70 120 80 20
8 265,49 286 30 60 115 65 11
101,6 10 328,78 350 30 60 115 65 15
For plain wheels 12 392,55 413 30 70 120 80 20
Dp
8 326,64 347 30 60 120 80 16

dm
De
D
d
125 10 404,51 425 30 60 120 80 22

13,5 12 482,96 504 30 70 120 80 29
8 331,87 353 30 60 120 80 16
127 10 410,98 432 30 60 120 80 22
12 490,69 511 30 70 120 80 29
Symmetrical 8 391,97 413 30 70 120 80 22
hub 150 10 485,41 506 30 70 120 80 30
12 579,56 600 40 70 120 80 39
8 398,24 419 30 70 120 80 22
152,4 10 493,18 514 30 70 120 80 30
= = For flanged
12 588,83 610 30 70 120 80 39
wheels
L 8 522,63 544 30 70 120 8 34
200 10 647,21 668 30 70 120 80 44
12 772,74 794 30 70 120 80 55
175
CONSULT US
250
CONNECTING LINKS
32 max 38 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
27 max 27 max
Ø 12,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 10,5

40
40
40
= = E = =
Min pitch: 100 mm
= = = 100 =
Min pitch: 125 mm
Min pitch: 200 mm

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Pitches (P) : 100* / 125 / 135 / 150 / 160 / 175 / 200 / 203,2 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
50
Ø 70 max
5
8
63 max
46 min
26 min
7

45
80 max
52,5
Pitch K1 K2C (Kg/m) (Kg/piece)
F E L Bush (B) Roller (S) Plain wheel (P) Flanged wheel (F) K1 K2C
100 50 ♦ 12,0 13,9 - - -
101,6 50 ♦ 11,9 13,9 - - -
125 50 ♦ 10,5 12,0 15,2 16,1 -
127 50 ♦ 10,5 12,0 15,1 16,0 -
150 * 50 60 90 9,5 10,8 13,4 14,2 0,27
152,4 * 50 60 90 9,5 10,8 13,3 14,1
160 50 60 90 9,4 10,6 13,1 13,8 0,49
200 50 60 90 8,4 9,4 11,3 11,9
203,2 50 60 90 8,4 9,4 11,3 11,8
Despatch possible within 2 weeks ♦ Not standard : possible to make on request. * These pitches allow mounting of K2 attachments only on outer links
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Dimensions in mm

• special wheels 8 261,31 287 30 90 150 80 18
100 10 323,61 349 30 90 150 80 24
12 386,37 412 30 90 150 80 28
L 8 265,49 291 30 90 150 80 18
101,6 10 328,78 354 30 90 150 80 24
20 12 392,55 418 30 90 150 80 28
8 326,64 352 30 90 151 80 20
Offset 125 10 404,51 430 30 90 150 80 30
hub 12 482,96 509 30 90 150 80 40
8 331,87 357 30 90 1510 80 20
127 10 410,98 437 30 90 150 80 30
12 490,69 516 30 90 150 80 40
For plain wheels 8 391,97 418 30 90 150 80 30
150 10 485,41 511 30 90 150 80 42
Dp
dm
De
D
d
12 579,56 605 30 90 150 80 55

15 8 398,24 424 30 90 150 80 30
152,4 10 493,18 519 30 90 150 80 42
12 588,83 614 30 90 150 80 55
Symmetrical 8 418,1 444 30 90 150 80 35
hub 160 10 517,77 543 30 90 150 80 50
12 518,19 644 30 90 150 80 65
8 522,63 548 30 90 150 80 45
= = For flanged 200 10 647,21 673 30 90 150 80 65
wheels 12 772,74 798 30 90 150 80 90
L 8 530,99 557 30 90 150 80 45
203,2 10 657,57 683 30 90 150 80 65
12 785,1 811 30 90 150 80 90
CONNECTING LINKS
38 max 49 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
32 max 32 max
Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5

50
50
50
= = = 60 = = =
= 100 =
Min pitch: 200 mm
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Pitches (P) : 100 / 125 / 135 / 150 / 160 / 175 / 200 / 203,2 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
50
70 max
6
8
65 max
46 min
26 min
7

45
101 max
52,5
Pitch K1 K2C K2L (Kg/m) (Kg/piece)
F E L E L Bush (B) Roller (S) Plain wheel (P) Flanged wheel (F) K1 K2C K2L
100 50 ♦ ♦ 12,0 14,0 18,0 19,2 - -
101,6 50 ♦ ♦ 11,9 138 17,9 19,0 - -
125 50 ♦ ♦ 10,5 12,1 15,2 16,1 - -
127 50 ♦ ♦ 10,6 12,0 15,1 16,0 - -
135 50 ♦ ♦ 10,5 12,0 14,9 15,8 - -
150 * 50 50 90 ♦ 9,5 10,9 13,5 14,3 0,27 -
152,4 * 50 50 90 60 90 9,5 10,8 13,3 14,1
160 50 50 90 60 90 9,4 10,7 13,2 13,9
0,49
180 50 50 90 60 90 8,8 9,9 12,1 12,8 0,49
200 50 50 90 60 90 8,8 9,4 11,4 12,0
203,2 50 50 90 60 90 8,4 9,4 11,3 11,8
♦ Not standard : possible to make on request. * These pitches allow mounting of K2 attachments only on outer links
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Dimensions in mm

• special wheels 8 261,31 287 30 90 150 80 18
100 10 323,61 349 30 90 150 80 24
12 386,37 412 30 90 150 80 28
L 8 265,49 291 30 90 150 80 18
101,6 10 328,78 354 30 90 150 80 24
20 12 392,55 418 30 90 150 80 28
8 326,64 352 30 90 151 80 20
Offset 125 10 404,51 430 30 90 150 80 30
hub 12 482,96 509 30 90 150 80 40
8 331,87 357 30 90 1510 80 20
127 10 410,98 437 30 90 150 80 30
12 490,69 516 30 90 150 80 40
For plain wheels 8 391,97 418 30 90 150 80 30
150 10 485,41 511 30 90 150 80 42
Dp
dm
De
D
d
12 579,56 605 30 90 150 80 55

15 8 398,24 424 30 90 150 80 30
152,4 10 493,18 519 30 90 150 80 42
12 588,83 614 30 90 150 80 55
Symmetrical 8 418,1 444 30 90 150 80 35
hub 160 10 517,77 543 30 90 150 80 50
12 518,19 644 30 90 150 80 65
8 522,63 548 30 90 150 80 45
= = For flanged 200 10 647,21 673 30 90 150 80 65
wheels 12 772,74 798 30 90 150 80 90
L 8 530,99 557 30 90 150 80 45
203,2 10 657,57 683 30 90 150 80 65
12 785,1 811 30 90 150 80 90
CONNECTING LINKS
39 max 50,3 max

REF N° 208 REF N° 209
33 max 33 max
Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5

50
50
50
= = = 60 = = =
59
Pitches (P) : 125* / 135 / 150 / 160 / 175 / 200 / 250 / 254 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
60
Ø 90 max
8
8
38 min
58 min
81 max
8

50
121 max
75
F Ø 17 min Ø 14,5 min E L
125 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 17,6 20,4 - - - - - -
127 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 17,4 20,2 - - - - - -
150 * ♦ 40 70 ♦ ♦ 16,0 18,3 25,8 27,5 - - -
152,4 * ♦ 40 70 ♦ ♦ 15,9 18,2 25,6 27,2 - - -
160 70 40 70 60 70 ♦ 15,5 18,1 24,9 26,4 -
200 70 40 70 60 70 60 90 13,9 15,7 21,3 22,5 0,51
203,2 70 40 70 60 70 60 90 13,9 15,6 21,2 22,4 0,31 0,51
0,66
250 70 40 70 60 70 60 90 12,7 14,1 18,6 19,6
254 70 40 70 60 70 60 90 12,7 14,1 18,5 19,5
60
Dimensions in mm

L • wheels with a different number of teeth
• special wheels
32
Offset Dp De d D Dm L (kg/p)
hub 8 326,64 357 30 110 180 140 40
125 10 404,51 435 30 110 180 140 60
12 482,96 513 30 110 180 140 80
8 331,87 362 30 110 180 140 40
For plain wheels 127 10 410,98 441 30 110 180 140 60
12 490,69 521 30 110 140 80
Dp
180
dm
De
D
d
8 391,97 422 30 110 180 140 62

25 150 10 485,41 516 30 110 180 140 79
12 579,56 610 30 110 180 140 116
8 398,24 429 30 110 180 140 62
Symmetrical 152,4 10 493,18 524 30 110 180 140 79
hub 12 588,83 619 30 110 180 140 116
8 522,63 553 30 110 180 140 114
200 10 647,21 678 30 110 180 140 144
= = For flanged 12 772,74 803 30 110 180 140 184
wheels 8 530,99 561 30 110 180 140 114
L
203,2 10 657,57 688 30 110 180 140 144
12 785,1 816 30 110 180 140 184
8 653,28 684 30 110 180 140 134
250 10 809,02 839 30 110 180 140 174
12 965,93 996 30 110 180 140 224
8 663,73 694 30 110 180 140 134
254 10 821,96 852 30 110 180 140 174
12 931,38 1012 30 110 180 140 224
CONNECTING LINKS
48 max 58 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
41 max 41 max
Ø 14,5 Ø 14,5 Ø 14,5 Ø 14,5 Ø 14,5 Ø 14,5

60
60
60
= = = 60 = = =
Min pitch: 160 mm
Min pitch: 160 mm
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Pitches (P) : 150 / 160 / 175 / 200 / 250 / 252,4 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
70
Ø 100 max
10
12
94 max
66 min
38 min
8
Ø 38 max Ø 60 max Ø 100 max Ø 127 max Ø 29,05 max

55
137 max
87,5
150 ♦ ♦ 23,0 26,2 35,7 37,7 - -
152,4 ♦ ♦ 22,9 26,0 35,4 37,3 - -
160 70 ♦ 22,3 25,3 34,2 36,1 -
200 * 70 55 130 20,3 22,7 29,8 31,3
203,2 * 70 55 130 20,1 22,5 29,4 30,9 0,68
1,25
250 70 55 130 18,7 20,6 26,3 27,5
254 70 55 130 18,6 20,5 26,1 24,2
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Dimensions in mm

L side as the teeth,unless specified otherwise.
32 • wheels with a different number of teeth
• special wheels
Offset
hub Dimensions (mm) Weight
8 391,97 422 30 120 200 160 62
150 10 485,41 516 30 120 200 160 79
For plain wheels
12 579,56 610 30 120 200 160 116
Dp
dm
De
D
d
8 398,24 429 30 120 200 160 62

152,4 10 493,18 524 30 120 200 160 79
25 12 588,83 619 30 120 200 160 116
8 522,63 553 30 120 200 160 114
200 10 647,21 678 30 120 200 160 144
Symmetrical
12 772,74 803 30 120 200 160 184
hub
8 530,99 561 30 120 200 160 114
203,2 10 657,57 688 30 120 200 160 144
12 785,1 816 30 120 200 160 184
= = For flanged
8 653,28 684 30 120 200 160 134
wheels
L 250 10 809,02 839 30 120 200 160 174
12 965,93 996 30 120 200 160 224
8 663,73 694 30 120 200 160 134
254 10 821,96 852 30 120 200 160 174
12 931,38 1012 30 120 200 160 224
CONNECTING LINKS
55 max 65 max
REF N° 208 REF N° 209
48 max 48 max
Ø 17 Ø 17 Ø 17 Ø 17 Ø 17 Ø 17
70
70
70
= = = 100 = = =
= 100 =
Min pitch: 200 mm
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DEEP LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS MD - ISO

Dimensions in mm
Pitch Pitch
h6
h
Ø d2
e1
e2
b1
b4
b3
Ø d4 Ø d1 NEW
PLATES DIAMETER WIDTH
SEDIS new range

over conn. link N°209
breaking load
breaking load
Standardized
over riveted pins
between inner
Pitch
Thickness
Height
Wheel
plates
Bush
Pin
Chain
ref
h h6 e1 e2 d4 d2 d1 b1 b3 b4 b5 b7 Rr min. Rr min.
40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630
nom. nom. nom. nom. max. max. max. min. min. max. max. max. kN kN
MD 20 25 16 2,5 2,5 9 6 25 15,5 22,5 30,6 33,2 - 20 20
MD 56 45 30 4 4 15 10 42 23,2 33,6 47,4 52,5 53,5 56 65
MD 80 50 32,5 5 5 18 12 50 28 39,6 55,4 60,5 64 80 100
MD 112 60 40 5 6 21 15 60 31 45,7 62 67,1 72,5 112 130
MD 160 70 45 6 6 25 18 70 36 52,7 72 78,7 85,7 160 200
MD 224 90 60 6 8 30 21 85 42 60,8 81,2 87,5 96,5 224 270
MD 315 100 65 8 10 36 25 100 48 70,8 94,2 103 113 315 420
MD 450 120 80 10 12 42 30 120 55,5 82,9 112 121 140 450 570
MD 630 140 90 12 14 50 36 140 66 97 131,5 148 158,5 630 630
MD 900 180 120 14 16 60 44 170 78 113 155 172 186 900 900
Feasible
DEEP LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS CAN BE MADE WITH :

CONNECTING LINKS
REF N° 208 REF N° 209

b5
Cottered connecting link Connecting link with

b7
self-locking nuts
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DEEP LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS MD - BS
Dimensions in mm
Pitch Pitch
h6
h
Ø d2
e1
e2
b1
b4
b3
Ø d4 Ø d1 NEW
standard breaking load
SEDIS new range

breaking load
over riveted pins
between inner
Pitch
Thickness
(intermediate pitches on request) Height
Wheel
plates
Bush
Pin
Chain
ref
Rr
50 50,8 60 63,5 75 76,2 88,9 100 101,6 125 127 150 152,4 160 200 203,2 250 254
h h6 e1 e2 d4 d2 d1 b1 b3 b4 b5 b7 Rr min.
min.
nom. nom. nom. nom. max. max. max. min. min. max. max. max. kN kN
MD 22 25 15 3 3 12 8 25 16 23 34 35,5 - 20 20
MD 35 35 21,5 4 4 18,4 14 32 15,2 25,3 38,2 43,2 48,5 34 34
MD 68 50 30 4 5 23,7 19 48 19 31,6 48 56 61 68 90
MD 100 50 30 5 7 26 19 48 21 37 53,4 61,3 65 100 120
MD 140 70 45 5 8 32 24 70 26 46 63 70 81 140 160
MD 200 70 45 6 8 32 24 70 26 46 65 72 83,6 200 200
MD 270 90 60 8 8 38 28 90 38 58 82 89 98 270 330
MD 400 110 75 10 12 38 29 100 38 66 94 - 113 400 490
Feasible
DEEP LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS CAN BE MADE WITH :

CONNECTING LINKS
REF N° 208 REF N° 209

b5
Cottered connecting link Connecting link with

b7
self-locking nuts
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SCRAPER CHAINS MR - ISO

Dimensions in mm
Pitch Pitch
h2
Ø d2
e1
b4
e2
b1
b3
b5
L
d4
Moving direction
G
NEW
PLATES DIAMETER WIDTH SCRAPERS
SEDIS new range

breaking load
breaking load
Standardized
over riveted pins
between outer
between inner
over conn.
link N°209
Thickness
bending
scrpaer
scraper
Bushes
Height
Pitch
length
plates
plates
Pins
Chain
ref
b1 b3 b4 b7 L (1) Rr min. Rr min.

100 125 160 h2 e1 e2 d4 d2 G
min. min. max. max. max. kN kN
MR 56 30 4 4 15 10 23,2 33,6 47,4 53,5 26 330 56 65
MR 80 35 5 5 18 12 28 39,6 55,4 60 28 350 80 100
MR 112 40 5 6 21 15 31 45,7 62 67,1 30 430 112 130
MR 160 50 6 7 25 18 36 52,7 72 78,7 35 480 160 200
MR 224 60 6 8 30 21 42 60,8 81,2 87,5 39 500 224 270
MR315 70 8 10 36 25 48 70,8 94,2 113 50 500 315 420
Feasible
For any other pitch or dimensions, consult us
(1) It is possible to make scrapers with different lengths "L", consult us.
Scrapers can be drilled on request.
SCRAPER CONVEYOR CHAINS CAN BE MADE WITH :
DELTA® PINS ANTI-CORROSION

anti-wear COATINGS
CONNECTING LINKS
REF N° 209
b7
562
81
Connecting link with self-locking nuts
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SCRAPER CHAINS MR - BS
Dimensions in mm
Pitch Pitch
h2
Ø d2
e1
b4
e2
b1
b3
b5
L
d4
Moving direction
G
NEW
PLATES DIAMETER WIDTH SCRAPERS
SEDIS new range

breaking load
breaking load
over riveted pins
Standardized
between inner
scraper cross
over conn.
link N°209
Thickness
Pitch
bending
scrpaer
scraper
section
Bushes
Height
length
plates
Pins
Chain (intermediate pitches on request)

ref
50 75 100 125 150 160 175

h2 e1 e2 d4 d2 b1 b3 b4 b7 G L (1) Rr min. Rr min.
nom. nom. nom. max. max. min. min. max. max. max. cm² kN kN
MR 35 27 4 4 18,4 14 15,2 25,3 38,2 48,7 30 250 1,1 35 35
MR 68 40 5 5 23,7 19 19,0 31,6 48,0 61,0 30 2,0 68 90
MR 100 40 7 7 26,0 19 21,0 37,0 57,4 69,0 37 2,8 100 120
MR 140 50 5 8 32,0 24 26,0 46,0 65,0 83,6 42 3,5 140 160
480
MR 200 50 6 8 32,0 24 26,0 46,0 65,0 83,6 42 3,5 200 200
MR 270 60 8 8 38,0 28 38,0 58,0 81,0 98,0 48 4,8 270 330
MR 400 70 10 12 38,0 29 38,0 66,0 94,0 113 45 7,0 400 490
Feasible
DRILLING
L
Chain Overall holes center Distance

hole Ø
width distance hole - side
L D E X
MR 35 6,5 40
< 240 7,0 40
MR 68 < 240 7,0 60
> 240 10,0 56
< 300 7,0 90
X E D E X
MR100 10 ou 15
> 300 10,0 85
MR 140 < 290 9,0 70
MR 200 < 290 10,0 60 (1) It is possible to make scrapers with different lengths "L", consult us.
MR 270
< 290 9,0 85 Scrapers can be drilled on request.
> 290 10,0 85
CONNECTING LINKS
REF N° 209
b7
562
81
Connecting link with self-locking nuts
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FRENCH SERIES CHAINS

Dimensions in mm
Pitch Pitch
h2
Riveted pin Riveted-cottered pin Cottered pin
Ø d1
e2
e1
b6
b3
b1
b4
b5
Ø d4 Ø d7 Ø d1 Ø d5 Ø d2
with plain wheels with flanged wheels

with bushes with small roller Types
not treated L not treated N
B S treated steel P treated steel F
of articulation
over cottered pins
over cottered pins

over riveted pins
between outer
between inner
Flanged wheel
on both side
Small roller
Thickness
Pitch
on 1 side
Bushes
Height
Wheel
plates
plates
Weight Breaking
Pins

Chain Load
ref
50 60 80 100 120 135 150 160 180 200 210 250 500 h2 e1 e2 d4 d2 d7 d1 d5 b1 b3 b4 b5 b6
nom. nom.nom. max. max. max. max. max. min. min. max. max. max. kg/m Standard HR
LIGHT SERIES
PM3 25 3 3 12,0 8,0 17 30 35 16 23,5 33,5 35,5 37,5 1,5 34
0L 35 4 4 19,0 11,5 30 50 60 19 30,0 44,0 47,0 50,0 3,2 63
1L 40 5 5 23,0 14,2 40 50 70 23 36,0 52,0 57,0 62,0 4,8 85
2L 50 6 6 28,0 18,3 50 70 80 28 43,0 62,0 68,5 75,0 7,7 130
3L 70 8 8 36,0 24,2 60 90 105 36 55,0 81,0 88,0 95,0 12,6 270
4L 80 12 12 44,2 30,2 70 120 140 44 72,0 106,0 115,0 124,0 22,0 450
STANDARD AND HIGH STRENGTH (HR) SERIES
00 30 4 4 17,0 11,1 25 45 55 17 26,0 40,0 43,5 47,0 2,9 45 65
0 35 5 5 19,0 11,5 30 50 60 27 40,0 56,0 59,0 62,0 4,0 70 100
1 40 6 6 23,0 14,2 40 50 70 34 49,0 67,0 72,0 77,0 5,9 100 150
2 50 8 8 28,0 18,3 50 70 80 39 58,0 81,0 87,5 94,0 10,3 170 250
3 70 10 10 36,0 24,2 60 90 105 55 78,0 108,0 115,0 122,0 18,0 270 400
4 80 12(1) 15 44,2 30,2 70 120 140 58 92,0 126,0 135,0 144,0 30,0 600 700
Feasible (1) 15mm thickness for the High Strength (HR) series. Dimensions b4, b5 & b6 are different
Sedis references:
2 N 135
CHAIN TYPE ARTICULATION TYPE CHAIN PITCH

B bush chain L chain with untreated plain wheels P in mm
Ex: N°2, 3L... S small roller chain F chain with treated flanged wheels
P chain with plain treated wheels N chain with untreated flanged wheels Ex: 100mm
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FRENCH SERIES CHAINS - ATTACHMENTS
Dimensions in mm
WELDED K ATTACHMENTS Transverce center
P P
Maximum width
hole diameter
Minimum holes center
distance
distance
Length
Height
pitch to
Chain attachment Weight
mount K
C
ref dimensions
attachment
P A C D E L B kg/p
LIGHT SERIES
B
PM3 100 30 17,5 6,5 25 50 45,0 30 x 30 x 3 0,07
0L 135 40 22,5 10,5 40 70 59,0 40 x 40 x 4 0,17
A
1L 135 50 25,0 10,5 40 70 68,0 45 x 45 x 4,5 0,21
2L 150 60 35,0 11,5 40 70 87,5 60 x 60 x 6 0,38
3L 200 80 45,0 13,0 50 90 115,5 80 x 80 x 8 0,86
4L 250 Dimensions not standard - consult us ØD E L
00 100 38 23,5 8,5 30 55 57,0 40 x 40 x 4 0,14

0 135 44 22,5 10,5 40 70 65,0 40 x 40 x 4 0,17
1 135 55 25,0 10,5 40 70 75,5 45 x 45 x 4,5 0,21 Frequency of attachments on request.
2 150 70 35,0 11,5 40 70 97,0 60 x 60 x 6 0,38
Attachments on one or both sides of the chain,
3 200 93 45,0 13,0 50 90 129,0 80 x 80 x 8 0,86
4 250 Dimensions not standard - consult us on outer and/or inner links.
WELDED F ATTACHMENTS
G G
Frequency of attachments on request :
on outer and/or inner links.
Transverce center
hole diameter
holes center
Minimum
Distance
distance
distance
pitch to
Chain Height attachment P
mount F
ref dimensions
attachment
P C G D E h1 h2 h3
C
LIGHT SERIES
PM3 100 30 50 7 25 25 50 75 30 x 30 x 3
0L 135 45 80 9 41 35 76 117 50 x 50 x 5
1L 135 50 90 11 45 40 85 130 60 x 60 x 6
2L 150 60 105 13 50 50 100 150 70 x 70 x 7
3L 200 80 135 15 70 70 140 210 90 x 90 x 9 Potential
F3 F2 F1
welding on
STANDARD AND HIGH STRENGTH (HR) SERIES F3 et F2
only
00 100 38 63 9 35 30 68 103 40 x 40 x 4
E
E
h2
0 135 50 80 9 41 35 76 117 50 x 50 x 5
h3
h1
1 135 57 90 11 45 40 85 130 60 x 60 x 6
E
2 150 70 105 13 50 50 100 150 70 x 70 x 7 ØD ØD

3 200 93 135 15 70 70 140 210 90 x 90 x 9
ØD
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FRENCH SERIES CHAINS - ATTACHMENTS

Dimensions in mm
WELDED G ATTACHMENTS Frequency of attachments on request :

on outer and/or inner links.
STRAIGHT SIDE
PLATES
Outer link Inner Link
l4
E ØD
h6 h6
P
b14
Spacer
e1
e1
Spacer
BENT
PLATES
l3 h
E ØD e P
b14
b2
STRAIGHT SIDE PLATES BENT PLATES
Minimum
holes
Thickness
Thickness
pitch to Hole Center

Distance
Distance
Length
Length
Height
Height
Chain center
mount G diameter distance
ref distance
attachment
P D E b14 h6 l4 b e1 h5 l3 b2 e
LIGHT SERIES
PM3 80 6,5 18 50 18,0 40 80 3

0L 135 10,5 40 70 24,0 70 100 5 33,0 65 100 4
1L 135 10,5 40 70 29,0 70 100 6 42,0 70 100 5
2L 135 11,5 40 90 34,5 70 120 7 48,5 70 120 7
3L 180 15,0 40 150 43,5 90 200 8 53,5 90 200 8
00 100 8,5 30 65 21,0 55 95 4 31,0 55 90 4

0 135 10,5 40 70 30,0 70 100 5 39,0 65 100 4
1 135 10,5 40 70 36,5 70 100 6 49,5 70 100 5
2 135 11,5 40 90 44,0 70 120 7 57,0 70 120 7
3 180 15,0 40 150 57,0 90 200 8 67,0 90 200 8
70
FRENCH SERIES CHAINS - DEEP LINK PLATES
Dimensions in mm
DEEP LINK CONVEYOR CHAINS On request : The chains can be fitted with
bridge pieces or thrust stops.
Intermediate pitches on request.
Pitch
EXTENDED PINS
WITH OUTBOARD WHEELS
h6
hf
h
Ø d10 Ø d10
lf
b12
b13
Ø d2
ef
e2
b3
b1
b4
e1
d1 d1
Ø d4 Ø d1
Friction blocks can be welded to the outer plates
PINS PLATES FRICTION BLOCKS

Width between
Width between
cottered pin length

riveted pin length
outer plates
inner plates
Wheel Ø
Bush Ø
Outer plates
Breaking
Inner plates
riveted pins
standard
Width over
Holding Ø
Thickness
thickness
thickness
Diameter
Distance
Length
Height
Height
Chain pitch Load

ref
P d4 b1 b3 d1 d2 d10 b4 b12 b13 h h6 e1 e2 lf hf ef Normal HR
LIGHT SERIES
PM3 100 12 16 23,5 30 8,0 8 33,5 67,5 70,5 30 20 3 3 50 34

0L 135 19 19 30 50 11,5 9 44,0 85,0 87,0 45 30 4 4 50 35 5 63
1L 135 23 23 36 60 14,2 11 52,0 104,0 107,0 50 35 5 5 50 40 6 85
2L 135 28 28 43 70 18,3 15 62,0 124,0 130,0 70 45 6 6 50 50 7 130
3L 180 36 36 55 90 24,2 20 81,0 157,0 167,0 80 52 8 8 50 50 9 270
00 100 17 17 26 45 11,1 9 40,0 77,0 79,0 40 26 4 4 50 30 5 45 65

0 135 19 27 40 50 11,5 9 56,0 97,0 99,0 45 30 5 5 50 35 5 70 100
1 135 23 34 49 60 14,2 11 67,0 119,0 122,0 50 35 6 6 50 40 6 100 150
2 135 28 39 58 70 18,3 15 81,0 143,0 149,0 70 45 8 8 50 50 7 170 250
3 180 36 55 78 90 24,2 20 108,0 184,0 194,0 80 52 10 10 50 50 9 270 400
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STANDARD CHAINS
Hollow pin
CHAINS
STANDARD CHAINS - HOLLOW PINS
ISO & BS STANDARD CHAINS

Dimensions in mm

REINFORCED RIVETING

Sedis references:
MC 56 P 100

M solid pin conveyor chains Min UTS of the chain (in kN) B bush chain
according to the standard
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ISO & BS STANDARD CHAINS - GENERAL DIMENSIONS
Dimensions in mm
P P
h2
e1 Ø d1 Ø d6
e2
b1
b4
b3
Ø d4 Ø d7 Ø d1 Ø d5
NEW
SEDIS new range

between outer plates
between inner plates
breaking load
Hollow pin bore Ø
over riveted pins

Flanged wheel Ø
breaking load
Standardized
Pitch
Thickness
Wheel Ø
Roller Ø
Bush Ø
Height

Chain ref.
h2 e1 e2 d6 d4 d7 d1 d5 b1 b3 b4 Rr Rr min.
50 60 75 80 100 125 135 150 160 175 200 250 315
nom. nom. nom. min. max. max. max. max. min. min. max. kN kN
MC27 (ZM28) 25 * 4 4 10,2 18,4 25 31,9 42 15,2 25,3 37,1 34 34
BS factory
standard
MC55 40 5 5 13,3 23,7 32 48 60 19 31,6 48 68 68

MC110 50 5 8 20,4 32 48 70 90 26 44 62 110 110
standard
MC56 35 4 5 10,2 21 - 50 60 24 33,7 46,6 56 70

ISO
MC112 50 5 6 14,3 30 - 70 88 32 45,7 64,8 112 130
Feasible Despatch possible within 2 weeks

ISO & BS STANDARD HOLLOW PIN CONVEYOR CHAINS CAN BE MADE WITH :

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STANDARD CHAINS - HOLLOW PINS BREAKING LOAD : 34 KN
Pitches (P) : 50 / 60 / 75 / 100 / 125 / 135 /150 / 160 / 175 / 200 mm
BS STANDARD CHAINS - MC27 (ZM 28)

Dimensions in mm
P P
25 *
4 Ø 31,9 max Ø 10,2 min

4
3,2
37,1 max
25,3 min
15,2 min
Ø 14 max
Ø 18,4 max Ø 25 max Ø 31,9 max Ø 42 max

4
19
45
116,35 max
126,5 max
76,5
66,5
10,5
14
16
= = = 30 =
8,5
55 55
Weight of the chain (Kg/m) Weight of the attachment (Kg/piece)
Pitch
Bush (B) Roller (S) Plain wheel (P) Flanged wheel (F) K1 K2
50 2,9 3,4 4,2 4,4
50,8 2,9 3,4 4,1 4,4
60 2,7 3,1 3,8 4,0
63,5 2,6 3,0 3,5 3,8
75 2,5 2,9 3,3 3,5
76,2 2,5 2,8 3,3 3,5
0,11
88,9 2,4 2,7 3,1 3,3
100 2,3 2,6 2,9 3,1
101,6 2,3 2,6 2,9 3,1
125 2,2 2,4 2,7 2,8
127 2,2 2,4 2,7 2,8
150 2,1 2,1 2,5 2,5
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Dimensions in mm

Sedis wheels are supplied made of machine-welded steel or of cast Dimensions (mm) Weight
iron in some cases. Dp De d D Dm L (kg/p)
50** 10 161,80 177 30 50 100 40 4
Wheels can be supplied bored and keyed. 12 193,19 208 30 50 100 50 5
For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed 8 132,75 147 25 35 70 40 2
at the same side as the teeth,unless specified otherwise. 50,8** 10 164,39 179 30 50 100 50 4
12 196,28 211 30 35 100 50 5
• wheels with machined teeth 60 10 194,16 209 30 50 100 50 6
12 231,82 247 30 60 115 65 8
• special wheels 63,5 10 205,49 220 30 50 100 50 6
12 245,35 260 30 60 115 65 8
8 195,98 211 25 50 100 50 6
L 75 10 242,71 257 30 60 115 65 8
12 289,78 304 30 60 115 65 11
8 199,12 214 25 50 100 50 6
12 76,2 10 246,59 261 30 60 115 65 8
12 294,41 309 30 60 115 65 11
8 232,31 247 25 50 100 50 8
Offset 88,9 10 287,69 302 30 60 115 65 10
hub 12 343,48 358 30 60 115 65 14
8 261,31 276 30 60 115 65 9
100 10 323,61 338 30 60 115 65 12
12 386,37 401 30 70 120 75 16
8 265,49 280 30 60 115 65 9
For plain wheels 101,6 10 328,78 344 30 60 115 65 12
Dp
12 392,55 407 30 70 200 75 16

dm
De
D
d
8 326,64 341 30 60 115 65 13

125* 10 404,51 419 30 60 115 65 18
10 12 482,96 498 30 70 120 75 23
8 331,87 347 30 60 115 65 13
127* 10 410,98 426 30 60 115 65 18
Symmetrical 12 490,69 505 30 70 120 75 23
hub Despatch possible within 2 weeks
* : For chain wheels meshing with chains fitted with K attachment plates, the outside
diameter of the wheel must be reduced:
= = For flanged - De = 337 for an 8 tooth wheel, 125mm pitch
wheels
L - De = 330 for an 8 tooth wheel, 127mm pitch
** : 50mm pitch wheels cannot be used with chains with flanged wheels.
CONNECTING LINKS REF N° 208 REF N° 209

REF N° 205 Cottered connecting link Connecting link with self-locking nuts
Outer link to be riveted Warning: solid pins Warning: solid pins
24,1 max 29,6 max

37,1 max
19,1 max 19,1 max
Ø 10,5 Ø 8,3 Ø 8,3

27
27
= = = 40 =
Min pitch: 100 mm
Min pitch: 100 mm
1 HOLE 2 HOLES
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Pitches (P) : 75 / 100 / 125 / 135 / 150 / 160 / 175 / 200 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
40
5 Ø 48 max Ø 13,3 min

5
4,5
31,6 min
48 max
19 min
Ø 19 min
Ø 23,7 max Ø 32 max Ø 48 max Ø 60 max

32
68,5 max
42,5
Pitch K1 K2C K2M K2M (Kg/m) (Kg/piece)
F E L E L E L Bush (B) Roller (S) Plain wheel (P) Flanged wheel (F) K1 K2
75 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,4 5,1 7,0 - - - - -
76,2 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,4 5,1 7,0 - - - - -
88,9 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,1 4,7 6,3 6,9 - - - -
100 45 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,0 4,5 6,0 6,5 - - -
101,6 45 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,0 4,5 6,0 6,4 - - -
125 45 32 55 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 3,8 4,2 5,4 5,8 - -
127 45 32 55 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 3,8 4,4 5,4 5,7 - -
150 45 58 85 58 85 ♦ ♦ 3,6 4,0 4,9 5,2 0,18 -
152,4 45 58 85 58 85 ♦ ♦ 3,6 3,9 4,9 5,2 0,28 -
175 45 90 118 58 85 90 118 3,5 3,7 4,6 5,0 0,28
200 45 90 118 58 85 90 118 3,4 3,6 4,3 4,7 0,43
250 45 90 118 58 85 90 118 3,3 3,4 3,9 4,2
78
Dimensions in mm

iron in some cases. Pitch Number of teeth
Wheels can be supplied bored and keyed. 75 10 242,71 262 30 60 120 80 9
For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed 12 289,78 309 30 60 120 80 14
8 199,12 218 25 50 120 80 7
at the same side as the teeth,unless specified otherwise.
76,2 10 246,59 266 30 60 120 80 9
• wheels with machined teeth 8 232,31 251 25 50 120 80 9
88,9 10 287,69 307 30 60 120 80 12
• special wheels 8 261,31 280 30 60 120 80 11
L 100 10 323,61 343 30 60 120 80 15
12 386,37 405 30 70 120 80 20
8 265,49 284 30 60 120 80 11
15 101,6 10 328,78 348 30 60 120 80 15
12 392,55 412 30 70 120 80 20
Offset 8 326,64 346 30 60 120 80 16
125 10 404,51 423 30 60 120 80 22
hub
12 482,96 502 30 70 120 80 29
8 331,87 351 30 60 120 80 16
127 10 410,98 430 30 60 120 80 22
12 490,69 510 30 70 120 80 29
For plain wheels 8 391,97 411 30 70 120 80 22
150 10 485,41 504 30 70 120 80 30
Dp
dm
De
D
d
12 579,56 599 40 70 120 80 39

12 8 398,24 417 30 70 120 80 22
152,4 10 493,18 512 30 70 120 80 30
12 588,83 608 40 70 120 80 39
175
Symmetrical 200 CONSULT US
hub 250
= = For flanged
wheels
L
CONNECTING LINKS REF N° 208 REF N° 209

REF N° 205 Cottered connecting link Connecting link with self-locking nuts
Outer link to be riveted Warning: solid pins Warning: solid pins
31,5 max 37 max

48 max
25 max 25 max
Ø 12,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 10,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 10,5

40
40
40
= = = E = = =
= 100 =
Min pitch: 200 mm

79
Pitches (P) : 100* / 125 / 135 / 150 / 160 / 175 / 200 / 203,2 mm
BS STANDARD CHAINS - MC110

Dimensions in mm
P P
50
5 70 max Ø 20,4 min

8
44 min
62 max
26 min
7
Ø 25 max
Ø 32 max Ø 48 max Ø 70 max Ø 90 max

45
80,5 max
42,5
100 50 ♦ ♦ 11,1 13,0 - - -
101,6 50 ♦ ♦ 11,0 12,9 - - -
125 50 ♦ ♦ 9,8 11,3 14,5 15,4 -
127 50 ♦ ♦ 9,8 11,3 14,4 15,3 -
150 ♦ 50 60 90 8,9 10,2 12,8 13,6
0,27
152,4 50 60 90 8,9 10,2 12,7 13,5
160 50 60 90 8,8 10,0 12,5 13,2
0,49
200 50 60 90 8,0 9,0 10,9 11,5
203,2 50 60 90 8,0 9,0 10,9 11,4
250 50 60 90 7,4 8,2 9,8 10,3
80
BS STANDARD CHAINS - MC110
Dimensions in mm

iron in some cases. Dp De d D Dm L (kg/p)
Wheels can be supplied bored and keyed. 100 10 323,61 349 30 90 150 80 24
For wheels with offset hub, the entry point of the key is placed at 12 386,37 412 30 90 150 80 28
the same side as the teeth,unless specified otherwise. 8 265,49 291 30 90 150 80 18
101,6 10 328,78 354 30 90 150 80 24
• wheels with machined teeth 8 326,64 352 30 90 151 80 20
• wheels with a different number of teeth 125 10 404,51 430 30 90 150 80 30
• special wheels 12 482,96 509 30 90 150 80 40
L 8 331,87 357 30 90 1510 80 20
127 10 410,98 437 30 90 150 80 30
12 490,69 516 30 90 150 80 40
20
8 391,97 418 30 90 150 80 30
150 10 485,41 511 30 90 150 80 42
Offset
hub 12 579,56 605 30 90 150 80 55
8 398,24 424 30 90 150 80 30
152,4 10 493,18 519 30 90 150 80 42
12 588,83 614 30 90 150 80 55
For plain wheels 8 418,1 444 30 90 150 80 35
160 10 517,77 543 30 90 150 80 50
Dp
dm
De
D
d
12 518,19 644 30 90 150 80 65

15 8 522,63 548 30 90 150 80 45
200 10 647,21 673 30 90 150 80 65
12 772,74 798 30 90 150 80 90
Symmetrical 8 530,99 557 30 90 150 80 45
hub 203,2 10 657,57 683 30 90 150 80 65
12 785,1 811 30 90 150 80 90
= = For flanged
wheels
L
CONNECTING LINKS
REF N° 205
Outer link to be riveted
62 max
Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5 Ø 12,5

50
50
50
= = = 60 = = =
81
STANDARD CHAINS - HOLLOW PINS NEW BREAKING LOAD : 70 KN
Pitches (P) : 80 / 100 / 125 / 160 / 200 / 250 mm
ISO STANDARD CHAINS - MC56

Dimensions in mm
P P
35
Ø 50 max Ø 10,2 min

5 4
36,6 min
47 max
24 min
5
Ø 15,5 max

35
72 max
44
80 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,4 5,0 8,1 9,1 - - - -
100 40 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4,0 4,4 7,0 7,8 - - -
125 40 50 78 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 3,7 4,0 6,2 6,8 - -
160 40 50 78 85 113 ♦ ♦ 3,4 3,7 5,4 5,8 0,1 -
0,26
200 40 50 78 85 113 125 153 3,2 3,4 4,8 5,2 0,38
0,50
250 40 50 78 85 113 125 153 3,0 3,2 4,4 4,7
82
Dimensions in mm
20

Dp
dm
De
D
d
8 261,31 275 30 80 120 80 13

10 323,61 340 30 80 120 80 14
15 100
12 386,37 404 30 100 150 100 23
16 512,58 530 30 100 150 100 30
8 326,63 340 30 80 120 80 15
Symmetrical 125
10 404,51 420 30 100 150 100 24
hub 12 482,96 500 30 100 150 100 28
16 640,72 658 40 120 170 120 44
8 418,09 432 30 100 150 100 25
10 517,77 534 30 100 150 100 30
= = For flanged 160
12 618,19 635 40 120 170 120 41
wheels
L 16 820,12 836 40 120 170 120 56
8 522,62 536 30 100 150 100 31
10 647,22 660 40 120 170 120 44
200
12 772,74 788 40 120 170 120 52
16 1025,16 1042 40 140 190 140 82
CONNECTING LINKS
REF N° 205
47 max
DRILLED PLATES
All drilled plates on request
83
STANDARD CHAINS - HOLLOW PINS NEW BREAKING LOAD : 130 KN
Pitches (P) : 100 / 125 / 160 / 200 / 250 / 315 mm

Dimensions in mm
P P
50
5 Ø 70 max Ø 14,3 min

6
64,8 max
45,7 min
32 min
7
Ø 21 max

45
95 max
55

100 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 9,2 10,6 - - - - - -
125 40 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 8,3 9,4 15,5 16,3 - - -
160 40 50 85 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 7,5 8,4 13,2 13,8 - -
200 40 50 85 85 120 ♦ ♦ 7,0 7,7 11,6 12,1 0,19 -
0,46
250 40 50 85 85 120 145 180 6,6 7,1 10,2 10,6 0,65
0,97
315 40 50 85 85 120 145 180 6,2 6,7 9,1 9,4
84
Dimensions in mm
25

Dp
dm
De
D
d
8 326,63 346 30 80 150 80

10 404,51 424 30 100 170 100 35
20 125
12 482,96 506 30 100 170 100 39
16 640,72 664 40 120 200 120 64
8 418,09 438 30 100 170 100 39
Symmetrical 160
10 517,77 540 30 100 170 100 42
hub 12 618,19 640 40 120 200 120 60
16 820,12 844 40 120 200 120 80
8 522,62 542 30 100 170 100 43
10 647,22 668 40 120 200 120 58
= = For flanged 200
12 772,74 794 40 120 200 120 76
wheels
L 16 1025,16 1048 40 140 240 140 115
8 653,27 670 40 120 200 120 64
10 809,02 830 40 120 200 120 79
250
12 965,92 988 40 140 240 140 109
16 1281,45 1304 40 140 240 140 153
CONNECTING LINKS
REF N° 205
64,8 max
DRILLED PLATES
All drilled plates on request
85
STANDARD CHAINS
Block
CHAINS
STANDARD CHAINS - BLOCK CHAINS
BLOCK CHAINS TYPE BM

Dimensions in mm
BM TYPE CHAINS
P P T
h2
riveted pins Pins riveted on one side and Pin cottered on

cottered on the other side both sides
e2
b5
e1
b4
b6
b3
Ø d4 Bush Ø d2
PINS BLOCKS PLATES

WIDTH
Over the riveted pins
Over the riveted &
Minimum
Over the cottered
head length
Working
Thickness
Thickness
Diameter
cottered pins
Pitch Width Weight breaking

Bush Ø
Height
Chain surface
ref load
pins
P b3 d2 b4 b5 b6 h2 e1 d4 e2 T mm² kg/m kN
BM 20 x 6 100 6.5 6.2 15 16.0 17 20 6 8.45 2 12.0 37 0.95 25
BM 20 x 8 100 8.5 6.2 19 20.0 21 20 8 8.45 3 12.0 49 1.32 36
BM 25 x 10 100 11.0 8.0 24 26.0 27 25 10 12.00 4 16.0 80 2.25 58
BM 30 x 12 100 13.0 11.0 29 31.0 33 30 12 15.80 5 18.0 132 3.40 76
BM 35 x 15 135 16.0 11.5 34 27.0 40 35 15 15.80 6 22.5 172 4.70 98
BM 40 x 20 135 22.0 14.0 40 45.0 50 40 20 19.00 6 25.0 280 6.70 150
BM 50 x 20 135 22.0 18.1 43 49.5 56 50 20 24.00 7 30.0 362 9.20 230
BM 60 x 25 210 27.0 24.0 57 64.0 71 60 25 31.00 10 35.0 600 13.60 330
BM 60 x 30 210 32.0 24.0 66 73.0 80 60 30 31.00 12 35.0 720 16.40 390
BM 70 x 30 180 32.0 26.0 64 71.0 78 70 30 36.00 11 40.0 780 20.0 450
BM 70 x 40 180 42.0 26.0 84 90.0 96 70 40 36.00 15 40.0 1040 26.60 540
BM 80 x 40 200 42.0 30.5 84 92.0 100 80 40 40.00 15 45.0 1220 30.40 720
BM 100 x 40 300 42.0 36.0 84 94.0 104 100 40 49.00 15 57.5 1440 36.50 900
BM 100 x 50 300 42.0 36.0 105 115.0 125 100 50 49.00 20 57.5 1800 47.00 1000
BM 120 x 50 300 42.0 39.0 105 117.0 129 120 50 56.00 20 67.0 1950 58.50 1300
BM 120 x 60 300 64.0 42.0 126 138.0 150 120 60 60.00 25 67.0 2520 71.40 1500
88
BLOCK CHAINS - TYPE B
Dimensions in mm
B TYPE CHAINS (FOR DRAW BENCHES)

p
e2 e2 e2 e2
e1 e1 e1 e1 e1 e1
P
e2 e2 e2 e2
p'
h2 e1 e1 e1 e1 e1 e1 e1 e1 e1 e1
p
d2 d2 d2 d2
washers d7 Out. plates d7 Anchor blocks d7 Middle plates d7

b4 b4 b4 b4
simplex duplex triplex quadruplex
BLOCK TOTAL PITCH BLOCKS & PLATES PINS

PLATES PITCH (BLOCK + PLATE)
Chain PITCH Block Plate extended
Height Diameter
ref P thickness thickness length
p p'min p' max (p + p'min) (p + p'max) h2 e1 e2 d2 d7
B 40 44 84 96 128 140 40 20 10 20 6,0
B 50 55 105 120 160 175 50 25 12 25 7,5
B 60 66 126 144 192 210 60 30 15 30 8,0
B 70 77 147 168 224 245 70 35 18 35 9,0
B 80 88 168 192 256 280 80 40 20 40 10,0
B 90 99 189 216 288 315 90 50 25 50 10,0
B 100 110 210 240 320 350 100 50 25 50 10,0
B 110 121 231 264 352 385 110 55 30 55 13,0
B 120 132 252 288 384 420 120 60 30 60 13,0
B 130 143 2736 312 416 455 130 65 35 65 13,0
B 140 154 294 336 448 490 140 70 35 70 13,0
B 150 165 315 360 480 525 150 75 40 75 13,0
ON REQUEST : Edges of blocks and plates can be treated by induction in case of very abrasive conditions.
Pitches which are not in the table are on request.
89
STANDARD CHAINS - BLOCK CHAINS

Dimensions in mm
SIMPLEX AND DUPLEX CHAINS
p
OPTION 1 : entirely made from untreated steel
P
OPTION 2 : entirely made from treated steel
p'
OPTION 3 : entirely made from treated alloy steel
SAFETY FACTOR:
OPTION 1 : K = 4,5 p
OPTION 2 : K = 6
b4 b4
OPTION 3 : K = 7,5
simplex duplex
Maximum acceptable presure in the articulations : p = 100 MPa (N/mm²)
Min. breaking load Max. linear speed Width over Weight

Working load
Chain ref Option I Option II Option III Option I Option II Option III riveted pins p'min p'max
kN kN m/min b4 kg/m
SIMPLEX CHAINS
B 40.1 40 180 240 300 90 120 150 55 10,5 10,2
B 50.1 60 270 360 450 90 120 150 67 16,0 15,5
B 60.1 90 400 540 670 85 110 140 79 23,5 22,8
B 70.1 120 540 720 900 80 103 130 92 32,3 31,4
B 80.1 160 720 960 1200 73 95 120 104 41,8 40,7
B 90.1 200 900 1200 1500 67 88 110 124 58,0 56,0
B 100.1 250 1120 1500 1880 60 80 100 124 64,0 62,0
B 110.1 300 1350 1800 2250 54 72 90 145 83,0 80,0
B 120.1 360 1620 2160 2700 48 64 80 150 93,0 90,0
B 130.1 420 1890 2520 3150 42 56 70 165 113,0 110,0
B 140.1 490 2200 2940 3670 36 48 60 170 125,0 121,0
B 150.1 560 2520 3360 4 200 30 40 50 191 151,0 147,0
DUPLEX CHAINS
B 40.2 80 360 480 600 90 120 150 97 20,2 19,7
B 50.2 120 540 720 900 90 120 150 119 31,0 30,0
B 60.2 180 810 1080 1340 85 110 140 141 45,5 44,2
B 70.2 240 1080 1440 1800 80 103 130 164 62,0 60,0
B 80.2 320 1440 1920 2400 73 95 120 186 81,0 79,0
B 90.2 400 1800 2400 3000 67 88 110 226 113,0 110,0
B 100.2 500 2250 3000 3760 60 80 100 226 125,0 121,0
B 110.2 600 270 3600 4500 54 72 90 257 161,0 156,0
B 120.2 720 3240 4320 5400 48 64 80 272 181,0 175,0
B 130.2 840 3780 5040 6300 42 56 70 297 220,0 214,0
B 140.2 980 4400 5880 7340 36 48 60 312 244,0 237,0
B 150.2 1120 5040 6720 8400 30 40 50 343 294,0 286,0
90
Dimensions in mm
TRIPLEX AND QUADRUPLEX CHAINS
p
OPTION 1 : entirely made from untreated steel
P
OPTION 2 : entirely made from treated steel
p'
OPTION 3 : entirely made from treated alloy steel
SAFETY FACTOR :
p
OPTION 1 : K = 4,5
OPTION 2 : K = 6 b4 b4
OPTION 3 : K = 7,5
triplex quadruplex
Maximum acceptable presure in the articulations : p = 100 MPa (N/mm²)
Min. breaking load Max. linear speed Width over Weight

Working load
Chain ref Option I Option II Option III Option I Option II Option III riveted pins p'min p'max
kN kN m/min b4 kg/m
TRIPLEX CHAINS
B 40.3 120 540 720 900 90 120 150 139 30,0 29,2
B 50.3 180 810 1080 1350 90 120 150 171 46,0 45,0
B 60.3 270 1210 1620 2010 85 110 140 203 67,5 65,5
B 70.3 360 1620 2160 2700 80 103 130 236 93,0 90,0
B 80.3 480 2160 2880 3600 73 95 120 268 120,0 117,0
B 90.3 600 2700 3600 4500 67 88 110 328 168,0 163,0
B 100.3 750 3370 4500 5640 60 80 100 328 186,0 180,0
B 110.3 900 4050 5400 6750 54 72 90 369 239,0 232,0
B 120.3 1080 4860 6480 8100 48 64 80 394 269,0 261,0
B 130.3 1260 5670 7560 9450 42 56 70 429 328,0 319,0
B 140.3 1470 6600 8820 11 010 36 48 60 454 364,0 353,0
B 150.3 1680 7560 10 080 12 600 30 40 50 495 438,0 426,0
QUADRUPLEX CHAINS
B 40.4 160 720 960 1200 90 120 150 181 39,7 38,7
B 50.4 240 1080 1440 1800 90 120 150 223 61,0 59,0
B 60.4 360 1620 2160 2680 85 110 140 265 90,0 87,0
B 70.4 480 2160 2880 3600 80 103 130 308 123,0 120,0
B 80.4 640 2880 3840 4800 73 95 120 350 159,0 154,0
B 90.4 800 3600 4800 6000 67 88 110 430 223,0 216,0
B 100.4 1000 4500 6000 7520 60 80 100 430 247,0 239,0
B 110.4 1200 5400 7200 9000 54 72 90 481 318,0 308,0
B 120.4 1440 6480 8640 10 800 48 64 80 516 357,0 347,0
B 130.4 1680 7560 10 080 12 600 42 56 70 561 436,0 426,0
B 140.4 196 8800 1176 14 680 36 48 60 596 485,0 470,0
B 150.4 2240 10 080 13 440 16 800 30 40 50 647 581,0 565,0
91
STANDARD CHAINS
Galle
CHAINS
STANDARD CHAINS - GALLE CHAINS
GALLE CHAINS WITH WAISTED PLATES

Dimensions in mm
WAISTED PLATES - DIN 8150 SERIES
Washer
b4 b5
b4
d2
d2
d2
d4
d4
d4
riveted
b7 b7
L
extended
Cotter
Pitch
b1 Tube b1 b1
cottered
e e e
h2 b6 b6 b6
simplex duplex triplex
BEARING PINS PLATES
WIDTH
Width between
Minimum
inner plates
Working
over riveted pins
over riveted pins

Holding Ø
Thickness
Diameter
Pitch breaking Weight

Length
Width
with washer
Chain ref surface

Extended
Cottered
load
P d4 b1 d2 b4 b5 b7 b6 h2 e L kN mm² kg/m
SIMPLEX
110 20 8 15 6 28,5 - - 32 15,0 2 36,0 12,5 23 1,0

111 25 10 18 9 35,5 - 67 41 18,5 3 47,0 25,0 50 2,0
DUPLEX
113 30 11 20 9 51,0 - 87 57 20,0 3 54,5 40,0 110 4,0

115 35 12 22 10 54,0 - 92 60 25,0 3 65,0 60,0 120 5,0
116 40 14 25 12 57,0 - 101 65 30,0 3 74,0 80,0 144 5,0
117 45 17 30 15 62,0 - 107 69 36,0 3 84,0 100,0 171 7,1
TRIPLEX
118 50 22 35 18 - 89 140 96 38,0 3 89,0 150,0 324 11,2

119 55 24 40 21 - 107 162 114 41,0 4 104,0 200,0 504 15,0
94
GALLE CHAINS WITH STRAIGHT SIDE PLATES
Dimensions in mm
STRAIGHT SIDE PLATES - FRENCH SERIES
b4 b4 b4 b4
d2
d4
d4
d2
d4
d2
d2
riveted
b5 b5 b5
L
riveted on
washer
Pitch
b1 b1 b1 b1
cottered
e e e e
h2 Washers Cotters b6 b6
simplex duplex triplex quadruplex
BEARING PINS PLATES

WIDTH
Width between
over riveted pins
over riveted pins
Minimum
inner plates
Over cottered
Holding Ø
Thickness
Working
Diameter
with washer
Length
Pitch breaking Weight

Width
Chain ref surface

pins
load
P d4 b1 d2 b4 b5 b6 h2 e L kN mm² kg/m
SIMPLEX
27 21 8 15 6,7 32 - - 16,5 3 39,5 15 39 1,62
DUPLEX
28 23 9 16 7,4 39 41 - 19,0 2 44,0 25 59 2,45

29 28 10 18 7,9 42 44 - 23,0 2 54,0 35 63 3,05
30 32 12 21 9,9 53 57 - 25,0 3 62,5 50 118 4,77
31 38 14 24 11,6 56 60 - 31,8 3 73,3 60 136 6,66
TRIPLEX
32 41 17 28 13,8 73 79 83 34,0 3 79,0 100 250 9,69

33 44 19 32 15,8 90 96 99 36,0 4 86,0 160 380 13,75
34 51 20 35 16,8 94 103 104 42,0 4 1000,0 150 400 17,51
35 66 23 40 19,5 100 108 110 55,0 4 129,0 225 460 20,75
QUADRUPLEX
36 71 28 45 23,0 124 129 133 60,0 4 140,0 300 725 30,00

38 86 34 55 29,8 150 161 165 75,0 5 168,0 450 1200 48,74
39 100 40 65 35,6 178 185 200 85,0 6 198,0 650 1700 60,10
41 130 50 80 44,0 228 241 245 108,0 8 252,0 950 2800 108,00
95
STRAIGHT SIDE PLATES GALLE CHAINS

Dimensions in mm
STRAIGHT SIDE PLATES - 1961 SERIES

h2
d2
d4
d4
d2
d4
d2
b4
L
b4
b4
Pitch
b1
b1
b1
e e e
simplex duplex triplex
Safety factor K Max. speed Max. pressure on articulation

Options Plates Bearing pins
to be applied m/min MPa (N/mm²)
Option I Untreated steel Untreated steel 5,0 20 80
Option II Untreated steel Untreated steel 5,5 30 100
Option III Treated steel Treated steel 6,0 40 110
Option+ IV Treated alloy steel Treated alloy steel 6,0 40 110
ABOVE THE MAXIMUM PRESSURE THE LUBRICATION OF THE ARTICULATIONS IS NO LONGER GUARANTEED
BEARING PINS PLATES MIN. BREAKING LOAD
Width between
inner plates
riveted pins
Width over
Holding Ø
Thickness
Working
Diameter
Length
Weight
Width
Chain
Pitch surface
ref
Option I Option II Option III Option IV
d4 b1 d2 b4 h2 e L kN mm² kg/m
SIMPLEX (RIVETED ON LINK)
G 20 20 8 10 7,2 32 16 4 38 25,6 32 38,4 - 57,6 2,3

G 25 25 10 13 9,0 39 20 5 48 40,0 50 60,0 - 90,0 3,6
DUPLEX (RIVETED ON WASHER)
G 30 30 12 15 10,8 51 25 3 58 57,6 72 86,4 100 129,0 5,1

G 40 40 16 20 14,4 68 34 4 77 102,4 128 153,6 180 230,0 9,0
G 50 50 20 25 18,0 81 40 5 96 160,0 200 240,0 280 360,0 14,0
G 60 60 24 30 21,6 97 50 6 116 230,4 288 345,6 400 518,0 20,2
G 75 75 30 38 27,0 126 60 8 144 360,0 450 540,0 630 864,0 31,5
G90 90 36 45 32,4 143 70 9 170 518,4 648 777,6 900 1166,0 45,5
G 105 105 42 53 37,8 173 80 11 197 705,6 882 1058,0 1230 1663,0 62,0
TRIPLEX (RIVETED ON WASHER)
G 120 120 48 60 43,2 186 100 8 234 921,6 1152 1383,0 1600 2073,0 81,0
G 135 135 54 68 48,6 220 110 10 260 1166,4 1458 1750,0 2040 2916,0 102,0
G 150 150 60 75 54,0 229 120 10 286 1440,0 1800 2160,0 2520 3240,0 126,0
G 170 170 68 85 61,2 267 140 12 325 1849,6 2312 2775,0 3240 4405,0 162,0
G 195 195 78 98 70,2 298 160 13 370 2433,6 3042 3650,0 4260 5475,0 213,0
G 220 220 88 110 79,2 336 180 15 420 3097,6 3872 4647,0 5420 7128,0 271,0
G 245 245 98 123 88,2 392 200 18 470 3841,6 4802 5763,0 6700 9525,0 336,0
96
Dimensions in mm
STRAIGHT SIDE PLATES - 1961 SERIES
Bearing pins with accumulation wheels special attachment links
plain wheels flanged wheels Only valid for options I and II
d d
U e
d5
M
L
L
2
R
U1
x
U12
b1
H
d4 d4
W
A
A
F
b1
b1
P'
V
d2
d2 d2
L
h2
d1 d1
PINS WITH OUTBOARD WHEELS SPECIAL ATTACHMENT LINKS
Wheels Extended Bearing Pins

Fixing hole diameter
Diameter in chain
major diameter
Overall length
Safety travel
Small radius
Width over flange
Flanged diameter
Thickness
Width between
Plain diameter
Overalll width
Bearing width
Overall width
Chain
Pitch
Diameter
wheels
ref
d1 d5 L M d W F A P' d2 R U V X H e
SIMPLEX
G 20 - - - - - - - - 30 7,2 14 28 9,0 1,5 54,5 4

G 25 - - - - - - - - 38 9,0 18 36 12,0 2,0 70,0 5
DUPLEX
G 20 20 25 14,5 9 8 54 43 72 45 10,8 20 40 14,5 2,0 81,5 3

G 40 25 32 17,0 12 10 70 60 94 60 14,4 28 56 19,0 3,0 110,0 4
G 50 30 40 20,0 14 14 84 72 112 76 18,0 36 72 23,0 3,5 138,5 5
G 60 40 50 26,0 19 17 101 86 138 90 21,6 42 84 29,0 4,0 165,0 6
G 75 50 65 34,0 24 23 134 114 182 115 27,0 55 110 35,0 5,0 201,0 8
G 90 60 80 37,0 27 28 150 130 204 135 32,4 65 130 41,0 6,0 247,0 9
G 105 70 90 46,0 34 30 181 157 249 160 37,8 75 150 47,0 7,0 289,0 11
TRIPLEX
G 120 80 100 50,0 40 35 192 172 272 180 43,2 80 160 58,0 8,0 326,0 8
G 135 90 110 54,0 43 36 228 206 314 205 48,6 90 180 63,0 9,0 367,0 10
G 150 100 120 58,0 47 40 235 213 329 230 54,0 110 220 69,0 10,0 419,0 10
G 170 110 130 63,0 50 50 275 259 375 260 61,2 120 240 80,0 12,0 472,0 12
G 195 130 160 77,0 60 60 320 276 430 300 70,2 140 280 88,0 14,0 542,0 13
G 220 140 170 83,0 65 60 348 312 478 330 79,2 160 320 103,0 16,0 609,0 15
G 245 150 180 84,0 65 70 408 370 538 370 88,2 170 340 115,0 17,0 672,0 18
97

Dimensions in mm
STRAIGHT SIDE PLATES - HEAVY DUTY SERIES
h2
d4
d2
d4
d2
b5 b5
Pitch
b1
b1
e
e
duplex triplex
BEARING PINS PLATES
Width over the Min.

Width between shouldered Working
pins riveted on Height Thickness Length Breaking Weight
Chain ref Pitch Pin Ø inner plates pin Ø surface
washers load
d4 b1 d2 b5 h2 e L kN mm² kg/m
DUPLEX
300 32 12 18 10 57,0 22 3 62 50 107 4,5

301 36 15 20 12 63,5 26 4 70 75 184 7,0
302 43 18 24 15 70,0 32 4 83,5 100 220 9,0
TRIPLEX
303 50 21 28 18 92,0 38 4 97 150 415 14,0

304 58 24 32 21 97,0 42 4 100 200 490 17,0
305 68 28 35 24 102,0 50 4 129 250 560 21,0
306 82 34 40 29 120,4 60 5 160 375 855 30,0
98
GALLE CHAINS FOR DRAW BENCHES
Dimensions in mm
STRAIGHT SIDE PLATE CHAINS FOR DRAW BENCHES
Pitch
h2
L Cotters
b6
d4
b1
e
d2
PINS PLATES
Extended pin Ø
Width between
Width over the

cottered pins
inner plates
Breaking Working
Thickness
Diameter
Chain ref Pitch Weight

Length
Height
load surface
P d4 b1 d2 b6 e h2 L kN mm² kg/m
DUPLEX
200 50 21 28 18.3 87 5 35 90 150 360 12

201 60 25 35 20.4 105 6 45 107 250 490 18
202 75 32 40 27.2 115 6 60 140 375 650 25
203 85 35 50 30.1 142 8 70 165 500 960 35
204 100 42 60 35.7 173 10 80 190 750 1420 48
205 120 48 70 42.0 204 12 90 225 1000 2010 65
206 150 60 80 53.0 224 12 120 285 1500 2540 85
207 180 68 90 55.0 250 14 140 340 2000 3080 130
99
BALANCE LEAF CHAINS

Dimensions in mm
BALANCE LEAF CHAINS
Pitch Pin riveted on washer Pin riveted on plate

h2
b5
e
b4
r = D max.
2 L
Washer d2
Options Plates Pins
Option I Untreated steel Untreated steel

Option II Untreated steel Untreated steel
Option III Treated steel Case-hardened alloy steel
ACCUMULATION PINS PLATES DRUM OPTION I OPTION II OPTION III

WIDTH
Min. breaking load
Min. breaking load
Min. breaking load

Lacing
Working load
Working load
Working load
over pins riveted
over pins riveted
Working
Pitch
Thickness
Weight
Diameter
Diameter
Length
on washer
surface
on link
P n et n+1 d2 b4 b5 e L min. max. kN kN kN kN kN kN mm² kg/m

1-2 27 33 38 7,7 48 8,6 56 9,4 86 4,6
2-3 40 46 77 15,5 96 17,2 114 19,0 172 7,5
3-4 53 59 116 23,3 114 26,0 170 28,5 259 10,4
4-5 65 71 155 31,0 190 34,5 230 38,0 345 13,3
40 5-6 14,4 78 84 6 77 80 93 195 39,0 240 43,0 280 47,0 432 16,2
6-7 90 96 230 46,0 290 52,0 340 57,0 518 19,1
7-8 103 109 270 54,0 330 60,0 400 66,0 604 22,0
8-9 116 122 310 62,0 380 69,0 450 76,0 691 25,0
9 - 10 128 134 350 70,0 430 78,0 510 85,0 777 28,0
1-2 33 41 77 15,5 96 17,2 114 19,0 172 9,0
2-3 50 58 155 31,0 190 34,5 230 38,0 345 14,6
3-4 66 74 230 46,0 290 52,0 340 57,0 518 20,2
4-5 84 92 310 62,0 380 69,0 450 76,0 691 25,2
60 5-6 21,6 100 108 8 116 120 140 390 78,0 480 86,0 570 95,0 864 31,5
6-7 117 125 460 93,0 580 103,0 680 113,0 1036 37,1
7-8 133 141 540 109,0 670 121,0 800 133,0 1209 42,8
8-9 150 158 620 124,0 770 138,0 910 152,0 1382 48,5
9 - 10 166 174 700 140,0 860 155,0 1020 171,0 1555 54,0
1-2 44 54 160 32,0 200 36,0 230 39,0 356 17,0
2-3 67 77 320 64,0 400 72,0 470 78,0 712 28,0
3-4 90 100 480 96,0 600 108,0 700 117,0 1069 38,0
4-5 113 123 640 128,0 800 144,0 940 157,0 1425 49,0
90 5-6 32,4 135 145 11 170 180 210 800 160,0 1000 180,0 1170 196,0 1782 60,0
6-7 158 170 960 192,0 1200 216,0 1400 235,0 2138 71,0
7-8 182 194 1120 224,0 1400 250,0 1640 274,0 2494 81,0
8-9 205 217 1280 256,0 1600 290,0 1880 314,0 2851 92,0
9 - 10 227 339 1440 228,0 1800 320,0 2110 352,0 3207 103,0
100
SPECIAL ATTACHMENTS FOR GALLE CHAINS
Dimensions in mm
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT PLATES - ALL SERIES EXCEPT 1961
ADVISABLE RELATIONS
BETWEEN DIMENSIONS
h2
R
U
d2
V
R (min) = (about) 2 . d2
U (min) = (about) 4 . d2
T (min) = R
T P' A
P' = H - (T + A) with P' min. = 3 . d2
• Hole diameter and pitch P' are manufactured on request.

• d 2 is the flanged diameter of the chain pins on which the attachment plates will be secured.
• "e" thickness of the attachment plates is the same as to thickness of the chain plates.
Large end Small end Large end Small end Large end Small end Large end Small end
diameter
Length diameter
Length diameter
Length diameter
Length
radius radius radius radius
U V H U V H U V H U V H
7 2.25 15.8 24 7 47.2 60 15 - 110 35 210
9.5 3 18.8 25 9 50 64 15.5 105.5 130 41 247
9.5 3.5 19 28 8 47 66 18 131 150 47 289
9.5 3 21.8 28 9 54.5 70 17.5 117.5 160 58 326
9.5 3 24.8 32 9 58 70 20 120 180 63 367
14 3.6 21.1 36 11 67.5 72 23 138.5 220 69 419
14 4.5 27.5 36 12 70 75 19 148.5 240 80 472
15 3 34.5 40 14.5 81.5 80 20 130 280 88 542
16 5.5 33.5 50 12.5 82.5 82 28 159 320 103 609
22 3 42 56 19 110 84 29 165 340 115 672
101
SPECIAL CHAINS
FOOD INDUSTRY
SPECIAL CHAINS - FOOD INDUSTRY
CHAINS FOR FOOD INDUSTRY

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR PIZZA OVEN

65 5618-19
B 35
51
74,5
55
41
19
89,50
90 65
B
120
50
31,50
70
118,50
6
6
46,50
42
32
6
6
0
3,2
CHAIN FOR MUSHROOM PRODUCTION

5
36
5377-25
35
59
14,90
46
20
Pitch 100
20
B-B
26
ø6
69,5
120
79,5
33
ø18 ø23
104
CHAINS FOR FOOD INDUSTRY
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR POTATOES PROCESSING

5390-31
7,6
32 38 74
38
24
30
101,6
Ø 38,1
5
25 5
37
56
42
8Ø
CHAIN FOR CHICORY CONVEYOR B 60

150
B 60 5421-30
150
30
50
60
30
50
60
B
70
B A
70
8
84
78
8
A
8
84
78
56
8
38
4056
38
10,50
A
40
35
10,50
64 A
35
6
64
91,50
89
6
91,50
90
89
A-A B-B
90 105
CHAINS FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR FRUIT SORTING / GRADING
D Pitch M
d1
b1
b4
TYPE A : Cylindrical central hole in each plate.
TYPE B : Cylindrical central hole in each plate except every 3 pitches on one side of the chain where the hole is flattened.
TYPE C : Cylindrical central hole in each plate on one side of the chain and flattened central hole on the other side.
Width between Wheel Width over Central

Chain inner plates Ø riveted pins hole
Type Pitch
ref
b1 d1 b4 D M
max. min. max. max. max.
5613-25 ♦ 38,1 12,5 11,91 29 8,1
5613-20 ♦ 44,45 8,1
5342-80 50 8,1
-
A 5342-76 50 11,7 12,07 27 8,1
5464-04 50 8,4
5708-01 56,25 8,1
5464-34 50 DELTA version of 5342-76
B 5464-05 50
11,7 12,07 27 8,4 6,6
C 5464-06 50
♦ Chains in DELTA TITANIUM 2 (anti-corrosion)
POSSIBLE OPTIONS
DELTA® PINS
• Enhanced wear resistance in abrasive environment
SEDIS solutions
SEDIS ANTI-CORROSION COATING

• Corrosion resistance in harsh environment
Further information on pages 19 to 21
106
CHAINS FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR FRUIT SORTING / GRADING

Pitch 5564-07
Pitch : 50 mm
Breaking load : 20 kN
5708-02
Pitch : 56,25 mm
35
11,7
45
Ø 12,07
CHAIN FOR ROOTS GRADING

5421-61
A 143
150 150
225
55
A Figure 1 / page 7
150 A-A
43,50
66,70
5
8
58,50
25,50
5
8
10
DELTA® HOLLOW PINS

CASE-HARDENED
a BUSHES & WHEELS b
225
225
CASE-HARDENED WHEEL
SEDIS solution
CASE-HARDENED BUSH
DELTA® PIN
-AXES CREUX TRAITES DELTA
A-A C-C -DOUILLES ET GALETS CEMENTES-TREMPES
-PLAQUES ET GUIDES ROULEAUX EN ACIER BRUT
• Longer service life of the chain
107
CHAINS FOR BAKERY

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR BREAD OVEN

200
200
100 100 5921-54
100 100
50
Ø 110
8
Ø 110
6
8
76,5
40
76,5
80,6
40
58
Ø1 Ø1
2 2
52,5
47,5
Ø1 Ø1
100
2 2
52,5
47,5
50 50
50 50
80 100 80
80 80
6
6
CHAIN FOR PANCAKES OVEN

75
5456-36
75
22
22
32
A B
A B
4
4
4
22
15
22
32
15
10
47
10
47
10
10 A
A 35 B
35 58 B
58
35 35
35 35
45
45
49
A-A B-B
49
108 A-A B-B
CHAINS FOR DAIRY PRODUCTS
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR STERILIZER

5566-15
Chain with extended pins on one side equipped with outboard rollers Breaking load : 68 kN
fitted with ball bearings.
Pitch 150
32
Ø 32 Ø 80
49
20,9
49
39
32 ø11
CHAIN FOR CHEESE CONVEYOR

5308-98
Pitch 200
60
90
Ø 90
10
10
78,4
107
55,4
20
STAINLESS STEEL CHAIN

DELTA VERTE®
SEDIS solution
SELF-LUBRICATING
BUSH

• Enhanced wear resistance
• No contamination by lubrication oil
• Prevents maintenance
109
CHAINS FOR ANIMAL FEED

Dimensions in mm
DRYER APRON FOR FOOD MIXTURE

5369-46
95,5
30
45
33,6 min.
Ø 42
23,2 min.
4
1249 max.
1080
45
.
33,6 min
30
45
33,6 min.
.
1249 max
Ø 42
3,2 min.
110
4
Dimensions in mm

5827-04
100
30
Ø42
23,2 min
33,6 min
33 max
47,4 max
5565-26
200
70 30 30 70
40
3 X 11
31,6 min.
60
5
5
19 min.
48,5 max.
DELTA® PINS
ZINC PLATED PLATES &
CASE-HARDENED WHEELS

solution

SEDIS
• Longer service life of the chain
111
CHAINS FOR ABATTOIRS

Dimensions in mm
MULTIDIRECTIONAL CHAINS
2 TYPES :  MAG 3
 MAG 5
2 VERSIONS :  Zinc plated bichromated & lubricated

 DELTA ® VERTE ® : maintenance-free
 Universal joints in forged steel with oil reservoir (except for the DELTA® VERTE® version of MAG 3)
 Directional wheels fitted on a treated steel ring (standard version) or a composite ring (DELTA® VERTE® version)
 Case-hardened directional wheel pin (standard version) or DELTA® pin (DELTA® VERTE® version)
 Ball bearing wheels
Ø d9
b5
E E
Ø d1
ØD
b3
b13
A
P1 Pc
P
REFERENCES PITCH PLATES PINS WHEELS

Width over the Min.
Width over ball wheels
Holes center distance
Ball bearing wheels Ø

directional wheel Ø
pins riveted on one breaking load

Extended length
Width side and cottered

Composed between
Hole Ø
Chain Universal Outer on the other side

ref DELTA® pitch plates
Standard joint plates
VERTE® (Pc + P1 x 2)
DELTA® DELTA®
Standard Standard
VERTE® VERTE®
P Pc P1 b3 d9 E b5 b13 A D d1 kN
MAG 3 5695-07 5695-06 283 21,5 120 31,5/33 9 22,5 46 48,5 69,5 67,5 90 47 35
MAG 5 5681-01 - 355 27,5 150 39,2 12 30 58 86,5 83,5 110 52 80
112
Dimensions in mm
MULTIDIRECTIONAL CHAINS - DELTA VERTE BI-PLANAR CHAIN®
Pitch 200
5864-01
Delta® Verte®
38,6 mini
55,5 max
35
35
ø63
41
137 max
ø16
MULTIDIRECTIONAL CHAINS - BI-PLANAR CHAIN

5874-01
zinc plated chain
135
35 100
76
44,5
41,7
35 100
Ø 60
138
66,5
33,8
Ø 80
113

Dimensions in mm
MULTIDIRECTIONAL CHAINS - BI-PLANAR CHAIN

5872-01
zinc plated chain
55
40
ø11,8
70
44,5
24
25
57,5
35 115
5
ø8
66,5
138
24
33,8
26,3
30
ø60
ø60
ø80
CHAIN OF CONVEYOR BEFORE BLEEDING

5860-01
Delta® Verte®
110
55
48,5
35 90 35
67,5
143
47,5
32
ø60
ø80
114
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR BLEEDING

5377-63
Delta® Verte®
100
33
64,5
135
30
35
ø60
ø80
41 min
48
66,3
93
45
CHAINS FOR WHIPPING MACHINES

5515-23
zinc plated chain
700
135
ø60
50
25 min
116,6
77,2
115
CHAINS FOR BEVERAGES

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR DISTILLERY

100 5271-76
43 5271-76
Ø 70
Ø 60
27
59
52
52
ø11 ø11
50
CHAINS FOR GRAPES FERMENTATION TANKS

5618-03
 dimensions and frequency of attachments are on request
 These chains are in stainless steel with bushes in bronze
120
69
22
77
55
2x ø13 50
Pitch 200 5308-46
Ø 100
Ø 90
45
93
80
100 100 11
116
CHAINS FOR BEVERAGES
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR BOTTLE WASHING

5669-01
Pitch 140
ø80
81,5
42
65
60
ø13
Pitch 169
84,5 5931-01
60
Ø 90
84
29
58,5
49,5
114
55 55
117
CHAINS FOR SUGAR INDUSTRY (CANE SUGAR)

Dimensions in mm
CANE CONVEYOR CHAINS

ØD
C
Pitch P
E
Ø d4 S
b1
b5
F
B
d1
Width between Square Strand Min. breaking

Chain Pitch Bushes Pins Attachments Wheels Width
inner plates rods spacing load
ref
P b1 d4 b5 C D E d1 d5 S B F kN
5109-19 57,1 42,00 113 50,7 127,0 156 26 133,5 1780 314
5109-32 57,1 42,00 113 50,7 127,0 156 26 133,5 1980 314
5109-21 63,5 44,45 129 50,2 127,0 156 26 142,0 1510 451
5109-17 63,5 44,45 129 50,2 127,0 156 26 142,0 1580 451
5109-20 63,5 44,45 129 50,2 127,0 156 26 142,0 1680 451
304,8 16 115
5109-12 63,5 44,45 129 50,2 127,0 156 26 142,0 1780 451
5109-16 63,5 44,45 129 50,2 127,0 156 26 142,0 2080 451
5109-02 63,5 44,45 129 50,2 127,0 156 26 142,0 2280 451
5109-18 69,8 63,50 145 60,2 152,4 184 32 166,2 1680 627
5109-01 69,8 63,50 145 60,2 152,4 184 32 166,2 2240 627
100 304,8
5371-01
18 Breaking load : 1014 kN
100 304,8
63,5
18
32
63,5
2194
32
2194
195
105
185
89
195
105
152
190
118
89
Dimensions in mm
CANE CONVEYOR CHAINS

P
C
d1
b1
d2
A
A
E E
2x D 2x D
POSSIBLE OPTION:
V SEALS + AXIAL GREASING
SEDIS solution
Grease
nipple pin
• Seals the articulation from outside

• Lubricates the articulation from inside
• Enhances the service life of the chain
Width between seal and axial Min. breaking

Chain Pitch Pins Wheels Attachments
inner plates greasing load
ref
option
P b1 b5 d1 C D E A kN
5361-76 38,1 98 70 42,0 14,5 76,2 111 310
5361-60 38,1 98 76 42,0 14,5 76,2 111 310
5617-06 38,1 98 70 45,0 14,5 60,0 130 315
5361-31 43,1 100 76 42,0 14,0 60,0 125 315
5361-38 37,2 101 76 44,5 14,5 76,2 111 471
152,4
5361-32 56,1 113 85 42,0 14,0 60,0 150 500
5361-38 38,5 22 76 44,5 14,5 76,2 111 471
5977-66 46 23 81 45 14,3 76,2 110 x 168
5977-57 38,1 23,8 80 44,45 14,3 76,2 111,24 635
5977-58 38,1 23,8 80 44,45 14,3 76,2 111,24 x 635
5532-13 57,15 33 114,3 76,2 16,5 82,5 203,2 1226
203,2
5532-03 57,15 33 114,3 76,2 16,5 82,5 203,2 x 1226
119

Dimensions in mm
INTERMEDIATE CONVEYOR CHAINS

5361-29
89
Pitch152,4
Pas 152,4
82,5
82,5
34
34
89
92 89 Ø76
Ø 76
Pas 152,4
13
Ø 13
82,5
34
92
70
70 Pas Ø
Pitch 76
152,4
152,4 65
65 5361-59
Ø 13

45
45
38,5
38,5
100
100
Ø 22
Ø 22 70
Ø 70
Pitch 152,4
5361-22
Ø 76
82,5
34
120
Dimensions in mm
BAGASSE CARRIER CHAINS
convoyeur à bagasses ØDD
EE
Width
Pitch between
Pas P Chain Pitch Pins Wheels Attachments
inner
ref
BB plates
P b1 b5 d1 D A B E
5617-17 152,4 33,6 85 76 13 92 68 89
b1
b5
b1
b5
5617-13 152,4 38,1 99 76 13 92 68 89

5783-05 350 66,0 145 110 22 22 100 160
mm d1 AA
Ø d1
B A E
Pas ØD
Width
b1
b5
Chain Pitch between Pins Wheels Attachments

ref inner plates
Ø d1 P b1 b5 d1 D A B E
5617-15 38,1 98,5 13 98,5 67 150
152,4 76
5617-38 34,0 82,5 14 68,0 40 50
76,2
5617-32
88,9
127
15
Pitch
Pas 152,4
152,4
76,2
76,2
96,3
38,1
96,3
88,9
127
88,9
127
93,5
Ø76,2
93,5
15 76,2
Ø 15
Pas 152,4
38,1
96,3
121
5

Dimensions in mm
CONVEYOR CHAINS WITH PUSHER PLATES

Pas 152,4 100 5361-61
Pitch 152,4 Breaking load : 310 kN
Ø 26
144
Pas 152,4 100
100
94
Ø 26
Ø 26
144
144
94
94
38,5
89,5
89,5
38,5
ØØ
38,1
38,1
38,5
89,5
Ø 38,1
Pitch P Moulded inner link
H
Pusher
Width between
Chain Pitch Pins plates
inner plates
ref height
P b1 b5 H D
b1
b5
5390-06 101,60 47 109,5 115 36

5873-01 153,67 73 155,0 152 44
ØD
Pitch P
H
Pusher Min.
Width between
Chain Pitch Bushes Pins plates breaking
inner plates
ref height load
P b1 d4 b5 H kN
5315-02 135,0 39,0 28 84,7 150 175
5361-14 152,4 38,1 35 96,6 160 310
b5
b1
Ø d4
122
Dimensions in mm
BOILER CHAIN
78,1 5576-01
65
84,7
39,4
Ø 31,8
CHAIN FOR WEEDING

Ø 32 5453-03 / 5453-04
135
142
60
33
83
Ø 32
CHAIN FOR CANE HARVESTER

63,5 AND CONTINUOUS LOADER
Ø int =12,5
63,5 Ø int =12,5
5419-11
Hollow pin chain
Ø 40
Ø 40
45,8 45,8
19
19
123
CHAINS FOR SUGAR INDUSTRY (BEET SUGAR)

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR BEET CLEANING - ROCK CATCHER

5308-40
Ø 13
Ø 13 75
75 75
75
84
84
Pas
Pitch200
200
3535
7676
ØØ80
80
5334-03
80
80
Pas
Pitch180
180
120
120
ØØ 18,5
18,5
117
55
117
55
Ø 36
Ø 36
124
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR BEET CLEANING - ROCK CATCHER

5873-02
210
210
Référence : 5873-02 75
75
112
112
50
70
50
44x Ø 14.7
trous 14.7
153.67
153.67 153.67
153.67
155
155
114
114
111
73
111
4444
CHAINS FOR EVAPORATOR

5377-50
50
95
Pitch 100
39
86
Ø 30
Ø 18
125

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR BEET CLEANING

5747-31
600
600
150
60
150
130
760
130
40
52
97
52
235
97
340 235
340
101
71
73
71
73
300
300
100,50
100,50
126
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR BEET CLEANING : HYDRO TRASH CATCHER

5308-13
Top plates in plastic
Pitch 200
51,5
35 ,7
82,5
88
Ø 36
Ø 14
40 40
109 101
40
40
127

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR EVAPORATOR

5890-80
100
70
100
70
85,3
38
Ø 41
100
85,3
38
Ø 41
152
70
210
152
210
85,3
38
Ø 41
V SEALS + 152
AXIAL GREASING 210
SEDIS solution
Grease
nipple pin
V SEALS

128
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR BEET CLEANING : TRASH CATCHER

5972-66
5972-66
250
165
A
4 x M16
60
160
120
A-A
A
64,20
89,30
42
53 DELTA® ARTICULATION
+ V SEALS + AXIAL GREASING
SEDIS solution
Grease
nipple pin
V SEALS
• Improved wear resistance

A-A • Lubricates the articulation from inside
22 • Prevents maintenance
64,20
89,30
129
SPECIAL CHAINS
URBAN
SPECIAL CHAINS - URBAN
ESCALATOR CHAINS
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR ESCALATORS AND MOVING WALKWAYS
6560
Distance E : 1084 mm
203,2 406,4
E
6656
Distance E : 1490 mm
30,65
Ø 65,85
Ø 100
Ø 98
132
405
ESCALATOR CHAINS
Dimensions in mm

6529
 With tabs, anti-backbend Breaking load : 164 kN
405
 With outboard wheels fitted on extended pins
135
405
405
135
135
Référence : 6529
140 Ø140
140
ion pour limiter la flexion
ne extérieurs à la chaîne
débordants.
traction = 164 kN
kN
38,1
39,37 Ø 39,37
AXIAL GREASING
39,37
Grease
SEDIS solution
nipple pin
• Lubricates the articulation from404,6

inside
•101,15
Prevents maintenance
101,15
45
404,6 6814
101,15 101,15 Breaking load : 200 kN
25,4 min
56,5 max
45
148 max
20
117,7
40
89
93
25,4 min
56,5 max
39,6 min
15
15
148 max
20
5
117,7
40
89
93
15
15
133
ESCALATOR CHAINS
Dimensions in mm
6688
 With wheels integrated in the chains Breaking load : 150 kN per strand
 Shaft connecting twin strand chains
406,38
135,46
1063,6
Ø 76,2
AXIAL GREASING
SEDIS solution
Grease
nipple pin

134
406,38
135,46
ESCALATOR CHAINS
Dimensions in mm

65,85
Distance
Entraxe between
chaînes 1084 strands : 1084 6627
Breaking load : 248 kN per strand
 With anti-backbend platform

on inverse,
montés sur
 With outboard wheels fitted on shafts
connecting the chain strands
 Twin strand chain
406,38
406,38
 Oil lubrication
135,46
135,46
30,25
30,25
65,85 Ø 65,85
Entraxe chaînes 1084
Référence : 6627
406,38 6649
pour limiter la flexion inverse, Breaking load : 350 kN per strand
extérieurs à la chaîne montés 135,36
sur
les 2 chaînes
nappes.
l’huile
 With anti-backbend platform
 With outboard wheels fitted on shafts
connecting the chain strands
VERTE® CHAIN
1073
70
SEDIS solution
29 ,5
Ø 100 • Self-lubricating bushes

135
ESCALATOR CHAINS
Dimensions in mm
6707
Step shaft every 4 pitches
101,25 101,25
max
31,3
63,6
138,95
6717
Pitch: 135 mm
38,1
37,34
Ø 85,67
98,4
114,3
VERTE® CHAIN
solution
SEDIS
• Self-lubricating bushes
136
ESCALATOR CHAINS
Dimensions in mm
6723
Pitch: 135 mm
33
Ø 38,1 Ø 114
60,33
6732
Breaking load : 80 kN per strand
101,6
35
22
direction of the climb

1160
43,5
Ø 30 25
35 56
137
SPECIAL CHAINS- URBAN
CHAINS FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR FLOOR CONVEYORS

P
10
h6
E
117
b1
Ø 23 ØD
47
Ø 80
Ø 100
Width between Min.
Pitch Plates Attachments
Chain inner plates Breaking load
ref b1
P h6 D E kN
min.
5345-13 220 32 60 12 60 140
5345-18 220 32 60 13 80 140
5345-17 220 32 60 13 80 220
5345-11 220 32 70 12 110 140
5345-30 250 32 70 12 140 140
5499-20 220 28 60 13 80 140
5499-58 220 32 70 M12 110 140
P
h6 e3
D E
32
b6
Ø 23
L
Ø 80
Ø 100
Min.
Pitch Pins Plates Attachments
Chain Breaking load
ref L b6
P h6 e3 D E kN
min. max.
5345-06 250 47 117 50 10 12 180 140
5514-02 250 47 117 60 8 12 150 140
5600-01 270 47 117 55 10 11 200 140
5600-08 (*) 270 55 125 55 10 12 200 140
All wheels are with ball bearings, except for (*) which are in plastic.
138
Dimensions in mm

5293-28
Pitch 125
23,2
47,4
50
Ø 42
Pitch 100 5196-04

63
28
55,4
Ø 50
5329-49
Pitch 125 Breaking load : 95 kN
75
49
55,4
28
Ø 50
139

Dimensions in mm

5196-38
Pitch 100
37,5 52,5
53,4
85
Ø 50
28
Pitch 125
5329-61
Ø 25
68
55,4
28
5329-81
b4: 55,4 mm
5329-84
b4: 55,4 mm
Ø 50 88
27,1
b4
110
140
Dimensions in mm

5441-01
75
220
ø76
47,6
197
30 122 30
ø45
Pitch 180
5518-02
75
200
161,7
ø70
36
26 85 26
ø36
5431-03
36
66,7
100
36
34
ø50
141

Dimensions in mm
OVERHEAD CONVEYOR FOR PRE-ASSEMBLED CACHWORKS

5514-21
101
78 121
ø20
90
80
55
125
70
35
Pitch 250
101
DELTA® VERTE® CHAIN

Ø 50
• Delta® pins (anti-wear)
Ø 80
Ø 64
• SEDIS anti-corrosion coating

solution
SEDIS
42
163
ACCUMULATION CHAIN FOR SKID EJECTION

5329-45
Pitch 125 Pitch 125

20
50
35
Ø 25 ø42
55,4
28
142
Dimensions in mm
LEAK-TEST CAR CONVEYOR

5514-25
Pitch 250 184
62
80
6
37
60
60
34
35
130
50
41
Inner link Outer link DELTA® VERTE® CHAIN
12
12
• Delta® pins (anti-wear)

• SEDIS anti-corrosion coating
solution
ø100
ø80

SEDIS
ø32
OVERHEAD CONVEYOR AND SKID EJECTION
Ø 65 5341-63
66,5
85
132
15,2
143

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

5565-20
210 130 130 210 Pitch : 200 mm
180 100 100 180
55
55
10
12
10
12
27
19
48
60
Ø 8,5
5723-01
61
Pitch: 406,4 mm (191,2 +12 +191,2 +12)

100
191,2 12
Pitch 406,4
85,5
30
Ø35
Ø8,5
5723-02
61,6
Pitch: 406,4 mm (187,2 +8 +203,2 +8)
100
187,2 203,2 8
Pitch 406,4
Ø 8,5
85,5
30
100
Ø 37
144
Dimensions in mm
5723-05
Pitch: 406,4 mm (170,2 +16,5 +203,2 +16,5)
406,4
38 38
68
33
35
Ø 47
95
Ø 8,5
16,5
5680-01
Pitch: 400 mm (200 +25 +150 +25)
Ø9
50
76
55
200 25 150
Pitch 400
17
55
71
Ø28
145

Dimensions in mm
SHOT BLASTING CHAIN

5390-04
ø57 Pitch 75
36
ø17
133
164
5,4
116,4
CHIP CONVEYOR
5907-01
15,2 27
4
Ø 40
65
Ø 10
402 30
470
516
146
Dimensions in mm
CONVEYOR CHAIN FOR SKID EJECTION

204
5281-54
138
81
46
42,3
Pitch 50,8
20
30,95
125
70
84
Ø29,21 Ø 60
CONVEYOR CHAIN
Pitch 50
5516-28
27
Ø 10
Ø 32
15,2
Ø 20
147
CHAINS FOR WATER TREATMENT

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR ROTATING SCREENS
P D
C1
C
h
b4
b1
Ø d1
Chain Plate Width between

ref
Pitch Pins Wheels Attachments Flanged
height inner plates Axial Plastic DELTA® HR
pins and
greasing wheels version
bushes
b1
P h b4 d1 D C1 C
min.
5462-18 300 60 27 58 50 M 16 27 30 X X
5087-07 400 70 30 72,5 90 M 20 30 47
5087-08 400 70 30 72,5 70 M 20 47 52 X
5087-09 400 70 30 92 70 M 20 47 52 X
5087-10 400 70 30 72,5 70 M 20 47 52 X
5087-11 400 70 30 72,5 70 M 20 47 52 X X
5507-11 500 70 36 85 70 M 24 40 52 X X
5507-12 500 70 36 85 100 M 24 40 67 X X
5507-13 500 70 36 85 70 M 24 40 52 X X
5747-09 600 70 38 80 97 M 20 35 60 X X
5747-14 600 70 38 80 97 M 20 35 60 X X(*) X
5747-15 600 70 38 80 97 M 20 35 60 X X(*)
(*)
: with a steel wheel every 10 pitches.
The chains can be protected against corrosion with zinc-plating or other treatment, to be precised.
148
Dimensions in mm

5507-09
Chain protected against corrosion
Référence : 5507-09
Chaîne protégée contre la corrosion

500 M24
M24
37
37
62
62
70
36
Ø100
100
86
86
Chain in 316L stainless steel, fitted with plastic wheels

5507-14
500
40 M12
15
20
11
70
200
60
80
37
Ø 125
149

Dimensions in mm

5507-05
Zinc-plated chain fitted with plastic wheels Breaking load : 421 kN
M14 250
28
24
Pitch 500
1 04
44
113
95
M14 Ø40 Ø 100
Pitch D
C1
C
h
b1
b4
Ø d1
Plate Width between

Pitch Pins Wheels Attachments
Chain height inner plates Version
ref b1 DELTA® HR
P h b4 d1 D C1 C
min.
5507-04 500 90 36 83,5 84 M24 50 50
5507-08 500 70 36 85 100 M24 40 67 x
5507-10 500 70 36 85 70 M24 40 51 x
150
Dimensions in mm

5507-06
(without axial greasing)
(Référence : 5707-06 sans graissage
5507-07
axial)
(with axial greasing)
500
500
(Référence : 5707-06 sans graissage axial)
M24 M24
35,5 35,5
500
42
M24
90
90
35,5
42
85
36
36
85
Ø 100
100
AXIAL GREASING
Grease
SEDIS solution
nipple pin

151

Dimensions in mm
Pitch
Pas D
C1
C1
h1
h1
hh
b4
b1
b1
b4
Ød1d1
Dimensions en mm
Chain Total plate Width between

ref
Pitch height Pins Wheels Attachments Flanged
height inner plates Axial DELTA® HR
pins and
greasing version
bushes
b1
P h h1 b4 d1 D C1 C
min.
5747-07 30 68 35,5 42 x x
5747-08 38 78 35 40 x x
5747-11 600 90 50 30 72 90 M20 35,5 42 x x
5747-13 38 78 35 40 x x
5747-16 38 78 35 40 x x
The chains can be protected against corrosion with zinc-plating or other treatment, to be precised.
Zinc-plated plates5910-015910-01
375
375 - Plaques zinguées bichromatées.
50
225
225
Ø6868
30
M10
M10
152 97
Dimensions in mm
HOLLOW PIN CHAINS FOR BAR SCREENS
Chain entirely in stainless steel
Pitch
Ø d2
b1
b5
Ø d1
Ø d5
Width between
Pitch Hollow pins Wheels
Chain inner plates
ref b1
P d2 b5 d1 d5
min.
5377-05 100 27 18,3 53 45 55
5308-10 200 43 35,5 59 75 90
153
CHAINS FOR WASTE TREATMENT

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR NON-HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL WASTE

24,5
100
Ø 40
45
22
46
Ø 13
70
200
5921-6970
75
26
200
70
Ø 65
75
84,4
26
36
80
,5
17
120
Ø
Ø 65
84,4
36
154 80
,5
17
120
Ø
CHAINS FOR WASTE TREATMENT
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL WASTE

5973-16
125
65
16
Ø 60
31 min
59
Ø1
0
CHAIN FOR GREEN WASTE COMPOSTING

5291-85
125 60
30 Ø9
64
Ø 70
36 min
155
CHAINS FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING

Dimensions in mm
ELEVATOR CHAIN
5390-11
33
101,6
117
57
67,5
Ø 12,5
45
Pitch 101,6 5390-12

35
134,9
120,6
134,9
120,6
50
170
99
Ø 11,5
Ø 11,5
22,2 22,2
140
156
Dimensions in mm
CARRIER CHAIN
5793-02
Pitch 101,6
33
Ø 30
114
57
67,5
45
Ø 11,5
CHAIN FOR INCLINED CARRIER OF ASPHALT

5709-04
Pitch 60
44
24
35
40
Ø26
117
28
65
60
80
Ø15
157

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR INCLINED CARRIER OF ASPHALT

5461-35
190
Pitch 150
90
80
Ø 70
68
136
422,5
5617-41
214
78°
Pitch 152,4
95
80
Ø 70
425
145
77
158
Dimensions in mm
SCRAPER CHAIN FOR ASPHALT

5379-09
Pitch 176,2
98,6
47,7
100
Ø 48
275
CATERPILLAR CHAIN FOR AMPHIBIAN VEHICLE

5347-08
M14 Breaking load : 275 kN
Zinc plated chain
43 32
Pitch 125
80,5
124
36
Ø 65
CHAIN FOR ROAD SALT SPREADER

Pitch 66 5710-01
18
27
58
450
scraper pitch 264

58
Ø 25
159
CHAINS FOR THE BRICK AND TILE INDUSTRY

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR METERING HOPPER

5370-75
200
115
60
50
80
6
8
96,90
60,8
81,20
42
78
76
70
70
80
EXCAVATOR CHAINS
5343-76
150
110
70
250
Ø 100
8
10
96
104
70
48
Ø 24
93
1
Ø2 100
160
Dimensions in mm
EXCAVATOR CHAINS
ØB
G
F
P
C
h2
b7
Ød1
b4
Ød2
e2
e1
b1
b3
Width Width Width over Width over

Plates Plates Wheel
Chain
Pitch between inner between the riveted 209 conn. Pin Ø Attachments
height thickness Ø
ref plates outer plates pins link
P h2 e1 / e2 b1 b3 d1 b4 b7 d2 B C 250
Pas D F G H
5478-16 80 12 55,5 82,5 120 115 143 30 21 152,5 300 95 63,5
315 100
5478-18 50 8 36 55 70 77,8 93 18 17 122,5 240 85 41,5
50
90 5343-53
130
130 87 87
Pitch 250
Pas 250
130
130
90
90
50
50
50
50
Ø 90
90 92,5
92,5
140
140
Ø 120
120
87
100
100
130
Référence : 5343-53 161

0

Dimensions in mm
EXCAVATOR CHAINS
5684-09
250 100
70
Ø30 Ø 100
106
38
12
66
Ø28 Ø17
12
P Block chains
L
C
h2
e2
b3
b1
Ød2
A
G
ØD
Width
Block Plates Plates Pin
Chain
Pitch between outer Attachments
width height thickness Ø
ref plates
P b1 h2 e2 b3 d2 D A G L C
5741-08 10 35 21 75 90 190 140
5741-04 10 35 22 70 80 140 110
40 70 42
5741-15 250 10 35 21 70 80 150 110
5741-16 15 31,5 23 85 80 180 115
5741-19 25 50 10 25 18 - - - - -
162
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR SWING DRYER

h2
Ø d1 Ø d2
e2
b1
e1
L1
L
Width
Plates Inner plates Outer plates Wheel Pin Conn.
Chain Pitch between Extended pins
height thickness thickness Ø Ø Link
ref inner plates
thread
P b1 h2 e1 e2 d1 d2 L L1
5022-13 200 35 60 10 10 85 26 M22 35 45
5022-14 200 35 60 10 10 85 26 M22 35 45
5022-15 200 35 80 15 15 85 32 M27 40 50
5308-60 200 42 60 8 8 85 21 M20 35 45
5308-70 200 35 70 10 10 85 28 M22 25 45
5308-88 200 44 70 10 10 85 25 M20 35 45
5308-91 200 38 60 8 8 85 25 M22 35 45
5308-92 200 38 70 12 12 85 30 M22 35 45
5581-02 260 67 80 12 12 100 30 M27 55 65
5581-05 260 67 80 12 12 100 30 M27 50 70
5921-01 200 35 70 10 10 85 25 M22 40 50
5921-02 200 35 70 10 10 85 28 M22 25 45
5921-12 200 35 60 10 10 85 26 M22 35 45
5921-14 200 42 60 10 10 80 22 M20 30 40
5921-28 200 41 80 12 15 85 36 M22 29 47
5921-71 200 42 60 10 10 80 22 M20 30 40
h2
P
P
d9
e3
e2
e1
Ød2 Ød8
b1
Ø d1
Width
Plates Inner plates Outer plates Pin Conn.
Chain Pitch between Wheel Ø ATTACHMENT
height thickness thickness Ø Link
ref inner plates
thread
P b1 h2 e1 e2 d1 d2 d8 d9 h e3
5851-05 280 43 70 10 12 85 26 M22 85 60 128 15
5462-30 300 79 90 15 15 100 44 cottered 103 70,5 180 15
163
SPECIAL CHAINS
Heavy
INDUSTRY
SPECIAL CHAINS - HEAVY INDUSTRY
CHAINS FOR THE CEMENT INDUSTRY

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR PIT EXTRACTOR

5087-18
Ø240
Ø202
Ø60
2240
2730
1968
20
20
140
400 400
166
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR CENTRIFUGAL BUCKET ELEVATOR

5840-01
Pitch 116,94
35
159
Ø 10,9 120,6 22,2 22,2
49,6
136
136
170
97
22,2 22,2
5770-03
80
Pitch 100 52,5
45
50
Ø 50
87,5
39
81
Ø 16,5
70
155
167

Dimensions in mm

5725-03
Ø 20
40
Pitch 190
140
70
55
Ø 80
60
135
99
Ø 20
190
Pitch 180 5114-02

60
90
270
150 Ø 18
168
Dimensions in mm
Pitch E2
h
Ø d1
b4
b1
E1
Ød
Width
Chain Width between Roller
ref
Pitch over the ATTACHMENTS
inner plates Ø
pins
P b1 d1 b4 h d E1 E2
5515-24 125 44 42 80,5 45,0 18 140 85
5479-31 160 44 42 80,5 45,0 18 140 100
5308-80 200 44 42 80,5 45,0 18 140 155
5343-51 250 50 50 82,0 52,5 18 160 190
5343-57 250 56 55 101,2 60,0 18 170 190
5746-01
h : 60 mm
5746-02
h : 65 mm
Pas
Pitch250
250
h
149
149
58
105
105
63,5 Ø 63,5
147 Ø 22
Ø22
169

Dimensions in mm

Pitch
h
E2 Ød
E1
b4
b1
Ø d1
Width
Chain Width between Roller
ref
Pitch over the ATTACHMENTS
inner plates Ø
pins
P b1 d1 b4 h d E1 E2
5816-01 135 39 50 81 41 15 135 60
5114-02 180 90 56 174 60 18 270 150
5343-24 250 65 85 139 95 22 240 147
5343-32 250 65 85 139 95 22 240 147
5114-01
120
70 Ø 20
110
45
Pitch 180
Ø 63,5
128
55
87
Ø 20 100
170
Dimensions in mm

5794-01
Pitch 177,8
70
330
96
70 70 Ø 17,5
Pitch 180 5408-21
40
150
Ø 50
105
44
Ø 13 90
225
100 100
Ø13 70 70 5315-11
Ø50
39
Pitch 135
70 70 Ø13
70 100 100
95
140
35
171

Dimensions in mm
C
CARRIER CHAIN 65 65
5977-61
C
80
65 65
60
60
80
60
60
C
C
12
97
40
88,90
97
105
66
40
88,90
95
95
115 100
115
100
40
40
AXIAL GREASING
C-C
SEDIS solution
Grease
nipple pin
• Lubricates the articulationC-C

from inside
SCRAPER CHAIN
5479-26
Pitch 160
60
65
162
90
Ø 56
Ø 17
172
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR LINEAR RAW MATERIAL FEEDER

5462-11
Pitch 300
Ø17
125
65
Ø 110
Ø 130 70
5462-19
Pitch 300
70
125
65
Ø 108
Ø 140 Ø16
173

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR SCRAPER

5343-53
130
130
Pitch 250
Pas 250
90
90
50
50
140
Ø9090
140
Ø120
120
87 87
100
130
100
130
Référence : 5343-53
50
50
92,5
92,5
5741-03
Pitch 250
95
Ø 100
72
30
110
55
40
24
17
50
174
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR SCRAPER

5741-02
block chain
Pitch 250 108

107
17
24
42
123
40
Ø90
68
50
120
5834-04
210
320 10
120
70
Ø 170
20
198
121
78
Ø65
25
Ø80
Ø40
100
Ø2
5
120
133,50 100 200
12
175
200
170

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR SCRAPER

5087-28
300 120
160
100
195
400 100
Ø130
200
70
180
70
103
164
Ø25
220
160 5409-07 363

270 18,20
44
35
60
60
8
15
Ø90
35
61
Ø40
16
5
Ø1
100
176
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR SCRAPER

5478-29
200 95
20
153,3
315
Ø120
137
82
56
278
Ø52
Ø25
50
130
75
60
5972-72
11

60
134
150
92
250
10
110
12 12
70
Ø100
12,50
Ø35
72
48
116
50
Ø45
Ø22
70
177
70
SPECIAL CHAINS - HEAVY INDUSTRY 10
36
CHAINS FOR THE PAPER INDUSTRY
47,5
100
108
Dimensions in mm
SLAT SCRAPER CONVEYOR FOR BARK TRANSPORT

5308-89
nce : 5308-89
avec des équerres vissées
référence : 5308-45
Every
Tous 4
lespitches
4 pas
Pitch 200
Pas 200
40
40
50
50
70
70
10
10
36
36
47,5
47,5
100
108
108
Référence : 5308-89 ALSO EXISTS WITH SCREWED AND WELDED ATTACHMENTS: 5308-45
galement avec des équerres vissées
suivant la référence : 5308-45 Pitch 200
120
Ø36
47,5
115
45
Tous les 4 pas
50
120
178
240 310
88
Dimensions in mm
TOP PLATE CONVEYOR CHAIN FOR PAPER REELS TRANSPORT

5343-15
Pas 250 Breaking load : 350 kN
266
27
266
27
Ø
Ø 3232
ØØ 80
80
Ø 100
240
240 310
88
Pas
Pitch250
250
240 310
310
266
27
88
88
Ø3
Pas 250
Ø 80
179

Dimensions in mm
CONVEYOR CHAINS FOR PAPER REELS TRANSPORT

5308-35
slat conveyor with 2 chains in parallel
80
60
Pitch 200
1/2 VUE MAILLON EXTERIEUR Ø 1101/2 VUE MAILLON INTERIEUR
Ø 90
360
36
101,5
39
84
82
102,5
112
25,4
Ø 15
40 80
25,4
251,6
55,5
Pas 60
Pitch 60 50
50
5787-03
27,5
Top plates with sliding coating
Palettes avec revêtement glissant

1/2
1/2 VUE
INNERMAILLON
LINK VIEW EXTERIEUR 1/2 VUE MAILLON INTERIEUR
1/2 OUTER LINK VIEW
360
360
25,4
25,4
25,4
25,4
251,6
251,6
55,5
55,5
Pas 60 50
180
Tablier à 3 chaînes pour transporteur
de bobines de papier CHAINS FOR THE PAPER INDUSTRY
Dimensions in mm
THREE-CHAIN CONVEYOR FOR PAPER REELS TRANSPORT

Référence : 5689-09/10
- Chaîne VERTE®
- Résistance à la traction : 150 kN
5689-09 / 5689-10
100
100
70
70 Pas 200
Pitch 200
79
79
50
50
Ø8585
Ø7070
72,7
66,6
66,6
26
26
53
53
Ø12
102
ansporteur
ier
689-09/10
raction : 150 kN
Pas 200
181
79

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR PULP PROCESSING
5765-08
200
80
80
50
70
91 max. 51 max.
26 min.
46 min.
64
60
15
70 40 90
CHAIN WITH F2 ATTACHMENTS

5301-47
55 2x Ø14
Pitch 125
40
85
Ø 60
31
75,4
32,5
182
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR PAPER PROCESSING

5408-26
180
180
60
50
65
60
50
Ø 85
Ø 70 65
Ø 85
Ø 70
107,5
50
73
107,5
100
50
73
100
180
100
Ø
15
100
50
90 Ø
15
60
50
90
50
65
Ø 85
DELTA VERTE® CHAIN
Ø 70
SELF-LUBRICATING
BUSH
50
SEDIS solution
73

• Increased wear resistance (DELTA® pins)
• No contamination by lubrication oil
100
Ø
15
183
SPECIAL CHAINS - HEAVY INDUSTRY extérieur int
Ø 80 53
CHAINS FOR THE STEEL INDUSTRY
Pas 152,4
Dimensions in mm
100
CHAIN FOR TUBE TRANSPORT
5784-01
Pushing blocks equipped with wheels for
tube transport, their load being spread
over several chains.
32
86
32
86
PUSHING BLOCK ON
Outer Inner extérieur

extérieur
link intérieur
link
Ø
Ø 80 53
53
53 31
31 110
Pas
Pitch152,4
152,4
2,4
100
100
67
50
190
57
Pas 152,4
5784-02
32
86
86
39
39
Ø 75
Ø 75
110
110
110
67
50
67
190
67
50
190
50
190
57
57
57
Pas
Pitch152,4
152,4
Pas 152,4
184
39
Dimensions in mm
PUSHING CHAINS
5280-01
Block chain with fixed solid pushers
Pas 240
Pitch 240
Pas 240
170
170
170
86,4
86,4
41
41
86,4
41
CHAIN FOR TUBE ELEVATOR

5707-13
Chain fitted with extended pins with guiding wheels and flanged plates
for tube conveying; their load being spread over several chains.
231
110
231
110
A-A A-A
10
10
135 135
50 45 50 45
30
30
19 19
68
19 19
68
34 34
ø28 ø28
120 max
120 max
34
34
30
30
ø60 ø60
185

Dimensions in mm
TRANSPORT OF INGOLT MOULD

5851-01
279
128
ngotières 33
7°
80
Ø 86
209
38,1
92
70
Ø 100
Ø 127
186
Dimensions in mm
TRANSPORT OF INGOLT MOULD

5461-17
50
40
150
50
6
8
28
56
14 14
145
180
CHAIN FOR INGOLT MOULD 5461-17

CHARGE A LA RUPTURE = 180 KN
C
H
e2
e1
b1
d1
D D
EA EA
L L
Width between Plates Inner plates Outer plates Wheel Min. breaking
Chain Pitch height thickness thickness Attachments
inner plates Ø load
ref CHAINE PAS B1 D1 H E1 E2 D EA L C E RR
P b1 5461-06 150 H 28 50 e1 40 6 e2 6 11C Ø50D L78 E 35 EA 48 d1 180 KN kN
5461-65 150 28 50 35 5 5 11 50 78 35 48 120 KN
5461-06 5421-74 150
40 28 50
6 35 5
6 5 11 50 78 35 48 80 KN
180
5461-65 150 28 5408-71 180 35 29 50 5 40 6 5 6 12.5 11
40 7880 48 35 50 54 180 KN 120
35 50
5421-74 35 5 5 80
5408-71 180 29 40 6 6 12,5 80 54 40 180
187

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR TRANSPORT OF HOT BILLETS INTO A COOLER
5837-02
Chain equipped with extended pins with carrying wheels to support heavy loads (88T on 6 chains).
The chain is made of deep link plates, bridges and tilting blocks.
125
95
103
Pitch 290
Ø 120 25
Connecting link
247,5
275
90
70
43,5
60
155
112
Ø 28
Ø 22
188
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR COOLER

5851-06
70
220
72,50
70
280
50
205
60
90
REMOVAL OF BUSHES & FLATTENED PINS

113
70 58
110
SEDIS solution
FLATTENED PIN
INSTEAD OF A BUSH
• Wheel continuously rolling

• Improved rolling resistance pin/wheel
• Enhanced service life of the chain
50
205
189

Dimensions in mm
160
CHAINS FOR ANODES TRANSPORT 100
160
100 5195-57
160 Breaking load : 112 kN
50
100
40
50
40
50
40
50
Figure 1 / page 7
50
50
50
50
31 min
50
160 max
45,7 min
31 min31 min
160 max
45,7 min
50
50
50
DELTAa ® PINS, b
CASE-HARDENED BUSHES & WHEELS
c
CASE HARDENED
WHEEL
solution
DELTA® PIN
SEDIS
• Increased wear resistance

• Enhanced service life of the chain
141
79
5504-71
30
40
80
54 max.
51 max.
47,60
32,50 max. 12
19 max.
DELTA® ARTICULATION
• Increased wear resistance
• Service life of the chain x3 (compared to a standard case-hardened articulation)
190
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR SKIP

5379-29
76,2
76,2
70 70
12
15
12
65,5 65,5
15
97 97
33
Ø40
33
Ø40
SEALS
SEDIS solution

• Prevents maintenance when it is impossible
• Supplied lubricated
191
SPECIAL CHAINS
ENERGY
SPECIAL CHAINS - ENERGY
CHAINS FOR DAMS

Dimensions in mm
GALLE LEAF CHAINS FOR DAM GATES
b4 b4
Ø d2
d4
Ø d2
d4
b6
L
e b1
Pitch
b1
h2
triplex quadruplex
PINS PLATES
WIDTH
Extended diameter
Width between
Min.
inner plates
Thickness
Diameter
Over cottered
breaking Pitch Weight

Over riveted
Length
Height
load
pins
pins
kN P D4 d2 b1 b4 b6 e h2 L kg
TRIPLEX
375 70 28 25.2 35.0 101 - 4 60 134 24

500 75 30 27.0 37.5 120 - 5 60 144 33
625 85 34 30.6 44.0 141 - 6 70 164 43
750 95 38 34.2 48.0 145 - 6 80 182 50
1000 105 42 37.8 53.0 165 - 7 90 202 65
1250 120 48 43.2 60.0 185 - 8 100 230 80
1600 135 54 48.6 68.0 209 - 9 110 260 100
QUADRUPLEX
2000 150 60 54 75 219 - 7 130 288 125

2500 170 70 62 90 275 - 9 140 330 170
3000 185 74 67 93 280 - 9 150 355 175
3500 205 82 74 103 310 - 10 160 393 220
4000 225 90 81 113 - 367 11 180 431 270
5000 250 100 90 125 - 403 12 200 480 325
194
CHAINS FOR DAMS
Dimensions in mm
GALLE LEAF CHAINS FOR DAM GATES
BEARING PINS WITH OUTBOARD WHEELS SPECIAL ATTACHMENT PLATES WITH WASHERS
Ø d5 U Washers
R
e
b1
H
H
Ø d4
P'
b1
d2
A
P
M
e
d1 Diameter = U
Hole = R
Thickness = e
triplex & quadruplex triplex & quadruplex
BEARING PINS SPECIAL ATTACHMENT PLATES
Extra Unit
Setting hole Ø
Unit
Shouldered Ø
Overall Width
Wheel length
Total length
weight per weight

Rear radius
Ø on chain
Min.
Wheel Ø
Pitch weight of
Front Ø
Pitch
breaking outboard of special

washers
load wheel plates
kN P d5 d1 M A kg P' d2 R V u H kg/p kg/p
TRIPLEX
375 70 56 42 18,0 148,0 0,7 105 25,3 50,5 35,0 100 190 0,32 0,19
500 75 60 45 20,0 182,5 1,0 115 27,2 55,0 35,0 110 205 0,56 0,29
625 85 70 50 23,0 207,0 1,2 130 30,8 60,0 40,0 120 230 0,83 0,40
750 95 80 60 25,5 220,0 1,9 145 34,4 65,0 43,5 130 254 1,00 0,47
1000 105 90 65 27,5 242,0 2,4 160 38,0 75,0 48,5 150 284 1,47 0,73
1250 120 100 75 33,0 274,0 3,6 180 43,4 80,0 55,5 160 316 2,10 0,95
1600 135 110 80 38,5 311,0 4,5 205 48,8 90,0 62,5 180 358 3,00 1,35
QUADRUPLEX
2000 150 120 90 40,5 330,0 6,1 230 54,2 110,0 70 220 410 3,10 1,56
2500 170 140 100 45,5 399,0 8,9 265 63,2 120,0 80 250 470 5,25 2,65
3000 185 140 110 51,0 413,0 10,0 280 67,2 130,0 85 280 505 6,20 3,40
3500 205 150 120 57,0 464,0 14,5 310 74,2 140,0 95 300 555 8,30 4,30
4000 225 170 135 61,0 501,0 17,5 340 81,2 150,0 105 320 605 10,70 5,40
5000 250 190 150 70,0 553,0 26,5 380 90,2 160,0 115 340 665 13,90 6,55
195
CHAINS FOR DAMS

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR STORM SURGE BARRIERS

5343-48
165
50
120
345
Ø120
Ø80
5974-02
145
165
70
Ø 107
25
95 35
196
CHAINS FOR DAMS
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR DAM GATES

5835-01
Pitch 103,2 103,2 103,2 80 80
61
200 200
A
150
A
49
Ø31,5 Ø31,5
510
54,5
35
20
B B
406
297
85
106,5
5853-04
100
86
85
100
247
B-B
A-A
70
70
120
140
200 200
A 4XM20x30
140
150
A
510
54,5
35
20
B B
406
297
85
106,5
86
100 197
CHAINS FOR DAMS

Dimensions in mm
140
70
70
90
CHAINS FOR DAM GATES
5764-07
140
150
70
Breaking load : 1000kN
70
90
215 105 105
140
70
150
70
162,50
90
150
105 105 A
150
215
150
162,50
215 105 105 215

A
166
162,50
6
8
8
B
215 A
166
50 238
6
8
8
B
215
166
6
8
8
324
254
99
40
A B 82
40 29,2
0
52
A 46
40 B
A
90
B
52
35
46
5,50
48
52
46
5,50
150
48 5486-13
Breaking
128 load : 1600 kN
5,50
48
238
50
324
55
99
254
266
194
70
82
35
29,20
90
150 128
198
CHAINS FOR DAMS
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR DAM GATES

5799-04
75
A 75 B D C
28
75 B
A
75
36
28
44 A B
28
A B D C
75
75
44
A B
60 44
A B
4
32
60
4
60
4
32
148,80
32 83,50
32
32 32 32
30
40,50
PEAR LINK BEARING LINK

28
30
19
30 86
148,80 99 148,80
95 32 83,50
D C 148,
B-B D C-C
83,50 D-D 32
32 C 32
30
A-A MAILLON MAILLON MAILLON 32
MAGASIN D'EXTREMITE 32
30
36 COURANT
3040,50
36
28
30
19
40,50
MAILLON
POIRE C
D
28
19
D 30 C
30148,80
95 148,80
B-B C-C
95 C-C
A-A MAILLON B-B MAILLON
MAGASIN D'EXTREMITE
A-A MAILLON MAILLON
MAGASIN D'EXTREMITE
MAILLON
POIRE
MAILLON
POIRE
END LINK STANDARD LINK
148,80
83,50 148,80
50 32 32 32
30
32 32
30
30 86
148,80 86 99
80 99
B-B C-C D-D
-B
N C-C D-D MAILLON
N MAILLON COURANT
MAILLON D'EXTREMITE MAILLON
D'EXTREMITE COURANT
199
CHAINS FOR BIOMASS

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR BIOMASS

100
5009-65
60
80
35
39,5
27,1
680
735
790,4
5324-84
200 50 57.2 11.5

100
130
50
52.7 min.
36
37
36 min.
85 max.
50
200
CHAINS FOR BIOMASS
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR BIOMASS

5058-40
100 60
7
80
35
39.6 min.
50
28 min.
A A
A-A
630
80
684
733.6
39.6 min.
792 max.
201
SPECIAL CHAINS
Miscellaneous
INDUSTRIES
SPECIAL CHAINS - MISCELLANEOUS
CHAINS FOR THE WOOD INDUSTRY

Dimensions in mm
TRANSPORT OF TIMBER LOGS

5806-01
Pitch 200
100
44
Ø40
5450-09
Pitch 63
22,5
53,4
27,1
Ø 18
204
Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR INCLINED TRANSPORT OF TIMBER LOGS

5741-01
250 65,5
Pitch 125
24
58
5478-04
80
Pitch 315
45
120
140
66
Ø50
345
60
Ø 30
160
205

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR DRYER LIFT

5728-01
Pitch 65
61,5
18
38
Ø 28
TWO STRAND APRON SCRAPER CHAIN FOR BARK CARRIER
5308-45
120
45
Ø36
47,5
115
50
120
206
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR DE-BARKING

5310-01
46
Pitch 63,5 Breaking load : 333 kN
60
48
82,5
35,5
37
Ø42
M 12
CHAIN FOR SAWMILL

5999-04
101,6
5
40
Ø 30
5
6
45,7 min.
67,1 max.
31 min.
Ø 15
207

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR SAWMILL

5022-11
70
200
10
111
12
55,40
119
83
36
25
9 TOOTH WHEEL TO SUIT

version B 5022-11
A
47
1,50 1,50
36
200
50
0
DE= 61
°
40
DP= 584,76
80H10
465
465
A
A-A
208
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR SAWMILL

5271-82
5
100
40
45,7 min
67,1 max
62 max
31 min
35
66
28
35
90
70
75
Ø1
1
M112 chain with special F2 attachments
209
CHAINS FOR THEME PARKS

Dimensions in mm
CHAINS FOR RIDES

5325-61
63 35
28
30
45x30x4
Ø14,9
30 max
4
23,2 min
33,6 min
Ø9,96
68 max
50
Ø11
5617-93
152,4 57,2
8
50
60
60
Ø 23
,7
8
10
60
87
83
37
Ø 38,1
Ø 23
13
72
Ø
60
38
70
210
CHAINS FOR THEME PARKS
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR RIDE

5903-01
Pitch 102,61
70
8
152,40 50
9
104
58
108
79
Ø 38,1 Ø 25
80
CHAIN FOR WATER RIDE

152,40 50
5977-07
152,40 50
80
60
80
60
6
12
6
110
84
12
6
44
110
155
84
44
110
155
84
44
15
15
Ø10 M6 Ø10 M6
15
Ø10 M6 AXIAL GREASING

60
60
60
SEDIS solution
C-C
A-A
C-C
A-A
C-C
A-A
211
CHAINS FOR LUGGAGE TRANSPORT

Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR LUGGAGE HANDLING
5547-01
Breaking load : 112kN
Pitch 600
Ø 165
100
26,4
140
Ø47
CHAIN FOR LUGGAGE CONVEYOR

5875-02
190
130
74
40
Ø 165 Ø10 Ø15,88

76
31
Ø10
DELTA VERTE® CHAIN
SELF-LUBRICATING
SEDIS solution
BUSH
• Corrosion resistance in harsh environment (SEDIS coating)

• Increased wear resistance (DELTA® pins)
212
CHAINS FOR THE INSULATION INDUSTRY
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN FOR STEAM CHAMBER AND OUTLET RECEPTION
P
A
C
ØD
Ø d1
A
b1
b5
C
ØD
Min. width Min.

Width over Wheel
Chain Pitch between inner Attachments breaking
the pins Ø
ref plates load
P b1 b5 d1 C D E A kN
5617-83 150,0 102
44 88 38,5 14 63,5 50,8 400
5749-05 152,4 98
5678-05* 98 98 17 230
5678-04 175,0 44 101 98 31,5 17 70,0 65,0 600
5678-02 101 98 19 600
5678-01 101 98
44 44 31,5 19 70,0 65,0 600
5678-03 101 106
(*) : Welded attachments without reinforcement
213
SPECIAL WHEELS &
SPROCKETS
Examples of
SPECIAL SPROCKETS
EXAMPLES OF SPECIAL WHEELS & SPROCKETS

Dimensions in mm
TWO PORTION SPROCKET WITH SEGMENTS

5747-34
A
20
90°
600
85
45 P9
190,40
904
DP= 1567,87
320
B
1060
80
13 120°
5° 40
A
180 F8 210
880
A-A
DF= 1332,87
B-B
SPROCKET WITH ADDED SEGMENTS
0
M2
A
30 5977-35
48
° 30 x M16
152
40,
24°
DE = 760
DP = 733
240
480
530
580
30
130 H7
150
A-A 180
A
216
Dimensions in mm
SPECIAL SEGMENTS
5280-26
A
A 65
7 x Ø 32
DP= 624,53
DF 588,53
DE= 640
B B
470
290
507
239
65 85
7 x Ø 32
DP= 624,53
DF 588,53
DE= 640
B B
470
290
507
232
239 8 x Ø16
A 8 x Ø16
65 85
30
A
7 x Ø 32
B B-B
B
232
239
30
B-B
8 x Ø16
35
A-A
A 217

Dimensions in mm
56
SHAFT SPROCKET
5740-28
360 h6
380
56 A
84 135,50
190 n6
215 h9
410
360 h6
380
A
190 n6
215 h9
185 h12
185 h12
185 h12
190 n6
215 h9
380
60 A
60 A
132,50
132,50
370
370 60 132,50
244
410 410
467
1525
1525
553,24
h13
553,24
740
,24
DP
335,40
=
h13
64
740
3,2
80JS9
335
335,40
4
,40
A-A
80JS9
335
120
,40
JS9
80 A-A
220
120
°
JS9
80
218
23,4
24
28
240
60
60
Dimensions in mm
A
SHAFT SPROCKET FOR DAM
50
5853-05
265
DE= 540 h13
0
20
120
°
45°
90°
40
30
375,95 h13
DP= 460,95
22,50 1488
95
55 113 80
60 H8
340
310,55 h6
320 p6
310
21,20
310
A
260
M33
250
23,4
24
28
240
60
33
60
80
50 38
100
265 416
DE= 540 h13
0
20
Shaft sprocket for chain ref 5853-04 (see chapter "chains for dams")
120
°
45°
90° 219

Dimensions in mm
SETS OF SPROCKETS & SHAFT

5370-72
2550
180
110
170
160
(17X17)
135 135
260 235 220
200 250
3580
214
62 90 62
5972-60
250
80
114
214
62 90 62 45°
400 250
32
150
653,28
B B
120
120
80
114
45°
400
32
150 20
653,28
B B
120
223
800
22
20
25
248
223
800
22
130
25
248 250
220
Dimensions in mm
SET OF IDLER SPROCKETS & SHAFT

5813-16
864
14 181 350 88 17
150
54
DP : 350,86
397
DE :
165
180
180
IDLER SPROCKET FOR DAM
410 5733-18
A 342
70 85
410
190
A 342
210
180
70 85
370
270
180
330
150
200
180
190
210
180
70
370
270
180
330
A 207,50 207,50
150
494
200
31 490 604
180
A-A
100
160
70
A 207,50 207,50
494
31 490 604
315
A-A
100
160
550
315
221

Dimensions in mm
GROOVED SPROCKET
5894-27
A
A
DF : 333,10 h13
221
: 480 h13
: 418,10
222 H7
h13
221
245
DE : 480 h13
DP : DE418,10
222 H7
333,10
245
DF : DP
60
60
42
42
68
A
215
68
A A-A 215
CHAIN WHEEL FOR CEMENT ELEVATOR A-A

5343-25
60° 60
120
° A 250
B
60°
120
B °
95
56 JS9
DP= 1360,55
DF= 1275,55 h13

1390 h15
262,40
400
550
250 H7
A-A
A 250
222
Dimensions in mm
CHAIN WHEELS IN 2 PORTIONS

35
5280-27
A
69,50 28 D10
22,
180
50 °
105,40
380
180
DP= 624,53 B B
DE= 640
DF= 588,53
80
239
50°
22,
100H7
31 87
118 A-A
A
45 210 45
53
A
5972-54
50
32,50
50 53
A 24,
4x
32 js9 360 B-B
122,40
60
B B
DP= 500
350
250
180
32 js9
122,40
60
B 115 H8 B
DP= 500
60
350
250
180
300
A-A
A 115 H8 60
300 110
DE= 540
A-A
85
A
110
DE= 540 B-B
240
223
85
APPENDICES
Dimensions
SHEETS
FOR ANY PRICE ENQUIRY, SEND US YOUR COMPLETED SCHEMAS !
CONVEYOR CHAIN ENQUIRY
CUSTOMER INFORMATION
Company: Name: Date:
Email: Phone: Fax:
CHAIN SPECIFICATIONS
Number of chains:
Length of chain: Metres / Number of links / Feet
P P
h2
Ø d1
e2
e1
b4
b3
b1
Ød2
Ød4 Ød7 Ø d1 Ø d5
PLATES PINS ARTICULATION

P b1 b3 h2 e1 e2 d2 b4 d4 d7 d1 d5
Chain Inner Outer Outer Small Plain Flanged
reference Plates Inner plates pin Riveted Bush
Pitch plates plates plates roller roller roller
height thickness Ø length Ø
width width thickness Ø Ø Ø
mm min. min. max. nom. nom. max. max. max. max. max. max.
Customer request
SEDIS
Proposal Treatment =>
Minimum Breaking load (kN) =
Special conditions of the application (environment, temperature...):
CONNECTING LINKS
N° 205 N° 208 N° 209
External link to be Cottered Connecting link with

riveted connecting link self locking nuts
Indicate the quantity
35 rue des Bas Trévois, CS 90104, 10003 Troyes, France • Phone: +33 (0) 3 25 76 29 50 • Fax: +33 (0) 3 25 80 31 62 • email: http://www.sedis.com/contact
CONVEYOR CHAINS WITH K ATTACHMENTS ENQUIRY
Email: Phone: Fax:
«K» ATTACHMENTS SPECIFICATIONS
F P
e
CA
G
ØD E
K1 type K2 type
All other types of K attachments on request
Plate Boring Distance between Length of Transversal distance Overall Attachment

Pitch
thickness Ø boring centers attachments between pins width height
P e D E F A G C
Customer request
SEDIS
Proposal
2 chains functionning in parallel ? YES NO
Attachments Inner plates Outer plates Outer & inner plates

mounted on: One side Both sides Every other side
Frequency of attachments:
Or indicate the side and positioning of attachments on the drawing below: Number of links
50
100
35 rue des Bas Trévois, CS 90104, 10003 Troyes, France • Phone: +33 (0) 3 25 76 29 50 • Fax: +33 (0) 3 25 80 31 62 • Email: http://www.sedis.com/contact
HOLLOW PIN CONVEYOR CHAIN ENQUIRY
Email: Phone: Fax:
Number of chains:
Length of each chain: Metres / Number of links / Feet
P P
h2
Ø d1 Ød6
e2
e1
b4
b3
b1
Ød2
Ød4 Ø d7 Ø d1 Ø d5

P b1 b3 h2 e1 e2 d2 d6 b4 d4 d7 d1 d5
Chain Inner Outer Inner Outer hollow Small Plain Flanged
reference Plates pin Riveted Bush
Pitch plates plates plates plates pin inner roller roller roller
height Ø length Ø
width width thickness thickness Ø Ø Ø Ø
mm min. min. max. nom. nom. max. max. max. max. max. max. max.
Customer request
SEDIS
CONNECTING LINKS
N° 205 N° 208 N° 209

CONVEYOR CHAIN WITH DEEP LINK SIDE PLATES ENQUIRY
Email: Phone: Fax:
Number of chains:
P P
h6
h9
Ø d1
e2
e1
b4
b3
b1
Ød2
Ød4 Ø d7 Ø d1 Ø d5

P b1 b3 h9 h6 e1 e2 d2 b4 d4 d7 d1 d5
Chain Inner Outer height Inner Outer Small Plain Flanged
reference Plates pin Riveted Bush
Pitch plates plates from pin plates plates roller roller roller
height Ø length Ø
width width center thickness thickness Ø Ø Ø
mm min. min. max. max. nom. nom. max. max. max. max. max. max.
Customer request
SEDIS
CONNECTING LINKS
N° 205 N° 208 N° 209

REDLER / SCRAPER CHAIN ENQUIRY
Email: Phone: Fax:
Number of chains:
P P
h2
G
e2
e1
b1
b4
Ød2
L
b3
Ød4
PLATES PINS ARTICULATION SCRAPERS

P b1 h2 e1 e2 d2 b4 d4 G L
Chain Inner Inner Outer
reference Plates pin Riveted Bush scraper scraper
Pitch plates plates plates
height Ø length Ø bow width
width thickness thickness
mm min. max. nom. nom. max. max. max. max. max.
Customer request
SEDIS
CONNECTING LINKS
N° 205 N° 208 N° 209

CONVEYOR CHAIN WHEEL ENQUIRY
Email: Phone: Fax:
WHEELS SPECIFICATIONS
Quantity:
For plain roller
Dm
Dp
De
d
= = For flanged roller

L
HUB TEETH
Chain type Number of Circle Outside hub Bore One-sided Symetrical

Tooth width
(pitch, articulation Ø) teeth diameter diameter diameter diameter hub hub
Z DP De Dm d L L m n
Customer request
SEDIS
Proposal Material =>
Treatment =>
APPENDICES
NOTES
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IN A CHANGING
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SEDIS - HEAD OFFICE & TROYES FACTORY
35 rue des Bas Trévois
CS 90104, 10003 TROYES Cedex
France
+33 (0) 3 25 76 29 50
+33 (0) 3 25 80 31 62
@ http://sedis.com/contact
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Conveyor Chains

wheels & sprockets

SOLID PIN CHAINS P 22

ISO standard chains ____________________________________________________________________ P 24

BS standard chains _____________________________________________________________________ P 46

Deep link conveyor chains (MD TYPE)

Scraper chain (MR TYPE)

French series chains

HOLLOW PIN CONVEYOR CHAINS P 73

ISO standard chains

FOOD INDUSTRY P 103

Chains for food industry ______________________________________________________________ P 104

Chains for fruits and vegetables ______________________________________________________ P 106

Chains for dairy products _____________________________________________________________ P 109

Chains for animal feed ________________________________________________________________ P 110

Chains for abattoirs __________________________________________________________________ P 112

Chains for beverages __________________________________________________________________ P 116

Chains for sugar industry _____________________________________________________________ P 118

Chains for escalators and moving walkways _________________________________________ P 132

Chains for waste treatment ___________________________________________________________ P 154

Chains for civil engineering __________________________________________________________ P 156

Chains for the brick and tile industry ________________________________________________ P 160

HEAVY INDUSTRY P 165

Chains for the cement industry ________________________________________________________ P 166

Chains for the paper industry _________________________________________________________ P 178

Chains for the steel industry __________________________________________________________ P 184

Chains for dams _______________________________________________________________________ P 194

Chains for biomass ____________________________________________________________________ P 200

MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES P 204

Chains for the wood industry _________________________________________________________ P 206

Chains for theme parks ________________________________________________________________ P 210

Chains for luggage transport ________________________________________________________ P 212

Chains for the insulation industry ____________________________________________________ P 213

SPECIAL WHEELS & SPROCKETS

EXAMPLES OF SPECIAL WHEELS & SPROCKETS P 214

Notes ___________________________________________________________________________________ P 232

COMPONENTS OF A CONVEYOR CHAIN

1 - SEDIS CONVEYOR CHAINS

These basic chains can be :

CHAINS FOR LOAD SUPPORTS AND FASTENERS

► F attachments forming an attachment plane perpendicular to the plates.

► Special attachments can be made on request if the quantities are sufficient.

1.2- BS STANDARD CONVEYOR CHAINS

1.3- FRENCH SERIES CONVEYOR CHAINS

1.4- BLOCK CHAINS

1.5- GALLE CHAINS

1.6- CHAIN WHEELS & SPROCKETS

• Pitch diameter Dp and outer diameter De dm

• Hub diameter Dm and the width L

2 - OPERATION MODE OF CONVEYOR CHAINS

2.2- TYPE OF LOAD

2.3- LOAD SUPPORT

2.4- CHAIN ROUTE

► Straight inclined route the forces mentioned above have to be weighted:

• the elevation of the mass is added to the friction,

2.5- OTHER WORKING CONDITIONS

3 - SELECTING A CONVEYOR CHAIN

3.2- CALCULATION OF FORCES

Ft = (Pt - Pm) sin a + (Pt . f + Pm . f’) cos a + Fp

► Maximum normal force in Newton (pressure on the guiding surface) :

Corrections : - multiply Ft by ebf

3.3- SELECTION FOR TENSILE STRENGTH

3.4- SELECTION FOR WEAR RESISTANCE OF THE ARTICULATIONS