Power transmission chain SS series
stainless steelrollerANSI

Power transmission chain - SS series - REGINA - stainless steel / roller / ANSI
Power transmission chain - SS series - REGINA - stainless steel / roller / ANSI
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Characteristics

Type
power transmission
Material
stainless steel
Configuration
roller
Other characteristics
ANSI

Description

Required in corrosive environments (presence of chemical agents as alkalis or acids), temperature below freezing point and hightemperature applications. AISI 302-304 austenitic nonmagnetic steels are used for the standard Regina SS series. These chromium-nickel steel alloys (18/8 or 18/10 % composition) are worked hardened in order to improve mechanical resistance. When worked hardened, these steels become slightly magnetic. These steels can withstand operating temperatures up to 400 °C (752 °F) without problems. For higher temperatures please consult our Technical Service. AISI 410 martensitic, thru hardened stainless steels are used in particular on rounded parts (pins and bushings) to increase wear resistance. Their mechanical strength is higher than AISI 300 steels but their resistance to corrosive environments is lower. These are magnetic steels. Production on request. AISI 600 hardened by precipitation (PH) stainless steels are used in particular for rounded parts (pins, bushings and rollers) when a better mechanical resistance coupled with a very good corrosion resistance is required. Production on request. Magnetic steels. SS chains are available in European and ANSI standard series. Stainless steel chains in general have lower mechanical characteristics than carbon steel chains and their cost is much higher. For mildly corrosive environments, Chroma Extra or Chemically Nickel plated chains might be a more adequate solution.
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