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Leaflet explains how to correctly specify chain

A Renold Chain product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Sep 23, 2005

Renold Chain has published a free leaflet explaining why it is misleading to specify a chain based simply on its quoted breaking load.

Renold Chain has published a free leaflet explaining why it is misleading to specify a chain based simply on its quoted breaking load.

Chain should never be operating anywhere near its breaking load, the company states in its leaflet, and it is a common misconception that breaking load is a reliable indicator of working load.

Talking about the problem, David Turner, Renold Chain's Marketing Manager said: "The key factors that a chain must cope with in normal operation are wear and fatigue".

"A chain designed with these issues in mind will deliver the best performance and return on investment".

"We want customers to get the longest possible life out of the chain they specify and that's why we've produced this free, advisory leaflet".

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