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News Release from: Iwis-Flexon | Subject: Eurochain drive and conveyor chains
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 05 April 2006
Drive and conveyor chains beat Din
standards
Drive and conveyor chains that conform to the ISO 606 and Din 8187 are made with solid rollers as standard and have a claimed braking strength above the Din-specified minimum values.
Iwis Chain has introduced the Eurochain range of drive and conveyor chains that conform to the ISO 606 and Din 8187 standards Made with solid rollers as standard, their claimed braking strength lies above the Din-specified minimum values
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Megalife chains are available as roller chains conforming to the DIN8187/ISO606 standard for drive applications and as conveyor chains with attachments.
To reduce elongation during run-in, the chains are pre-stretched.
All chains have blued side plates.
The standard chains are factory prelubricated so there is no need to grease the chains before installation.
Suitable for temperatures from -25 to +250C, they are optionally available with low-temperature lubrication for temperatures between -50 and +50C.
The range includes single, double and triple chains with pitches from 0.95 to 5.1cm.
Made in Europe and distributed by Iwis, the standard chains are subjected to the same quality control that all Iwis high-performance and precision roller chain systems undergo.
The range includes standard simplex, duplex and triplex roller chains from 06B to 32B.
Also available are roller chains with straight side plates, attachment conveyor chains with straight M style and bent K style plates, extended pins and high-grade stainless steel roller chains to Din 8187 and Aisi 302-30.
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