Steel conveyor chain 8000 series
attachmentfor the glass industrycanning industry

Steel conveyor chain - 8000 series - REGINA - attachment / for the glass industry / canning industry
Steel conveyor chain - 8000 series - REGINA - attachment / for the glass industry / canning industry
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Characteristics

Material
steel
Configuration
attachment
Applications
for the glass industry, canning industry
Other characteristics
roller, lightweight
Tensile strength

Max.: 33,000 N

Min.: 18,600 N

Description

The 8000 series has been developed by Regina to achieve two main objectives: 1. Provide all the advantages that attachment chains bring to the solving of conveying problems. 2. Enable the easy fitting of attachments without the need to disassemble the chain and with the possibility to adjust the spacing between attachments very quickly and with ease. The design concept behind the 8000 series is very simple. These chains are derived from standard roller chains with slightly extended pins. The attachments for this series are designed to be fixed on the chain by simply pressing or snapping them over the pins. The inner link (roller link) of the 8000 series features straight sideplates so that these chains can even be used without attachments for conveying purposes (the chain slides on the rail and the product can travel on the upper edge of the sideplates which provide a better support than eight shaped plates. The 8000 series characteristics allow the specialized wholesaler or the end user to keep a stock of attachments and base chains and only when the specific attachment chain is required place the attachment as needed. The 8000 series is perfectly interchangeable with standard roller chains.
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.