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Product category: Chains and belts
News Release from: Cross + Morse | Subject: SSS super stainless steel chain
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 27 June 2003

Long life for stainless-steel chain

SSS super stainless steel chain is suitable for use in the most demanding applications, exhibiting resistance to water, acids, alkalis, chemicals, high humidity and extremes of temperature.

SSS super stainless steel chain is suitable for use in the most demanding applications, exhibiting resistance to water, acids, alkalis, chemicals, high humidity and extremes of temperature Stainless-steel transmission chain is especially suitable for operation in application encountering harsh media

Corrosion occurs with the resultant weakening of the chain and rapid wear.

Specifically, within food and pharmaceutical processing, regimes for the maintenance of hygiene frequently involve wash-down utilising very harsh chemicals, potentially destructive to ordinary chain.

Cross + Morse SSS chain completely overcomes corrosion and wear problems remaining impervious from attack by even the most severe chemicals and offering life-time high performance.

The new chain series, a joint venture by Sugiyama, Japan, and Cross + Morse, UK, offers exceptional performance, with load bearing capability to 14.7MPa and, due to advanced techniques in surface treatment, higher corrosion resistance than other chain of its type (test results available on request).

SSS chain, conforming to BS228, 150 606 and ASME29 standards, is available in both simplex and duplex formats, in a wide range of sizes and with Cross + Morse standard or customised attachments, to suit specific applications.

Protective coatings include nickel and Aqua-proof. Request a free brochure from Cross + Morse ...

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