Chain

Chains are robust mechanical power or load transmission components, categorized primarily into lifting chains (e.g., Grade 80/100 alloy steel for hoists and slings), conveyor chains (for material handling in mining, automotive, and food processing), and transmission chains (such as roller chains in machinery drives). Constructed from carbon or alloy steel—with options for galvanizing, stainless steel, or heat treatment—they deliver high tensile strength, wear resistance, and shock load tolerance. Compliance with ISO 1831, DIN 5684, and ANSI B29.1 standards ensures reliability in demanding applications like overhead cranes, forklift attachments, agricultural equipment, and automated production lines.