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*Info on available minimum sizes - [https://www.usarollerchain.com/100-Roller-Chain-Sprockets-For-ANSI-100-Roller-Chain-s/2612.htm] | *Info on available minimum sizes - [https://www.usarollerchain.com/100-Roller-Chain-Sprockets-For-ANSI-100-Roller-Chain-s/2612.htm] | ||
**7 tooth sprocket is minimum [https://www.usarollerchain.com/100A7-Sprocket-A-Plate-100A7-Sprocket-p/100a7-sprocket.htm] | **7 tooth sprocket is minimum [https://www.usarollerchain.com/100A7-Sprocket-A-Plate-100A7-Sprocket-p/100a7-sprocket.htm] | ||
*Peer Chain Sprockets - [https://www.peerchain.com/product/100-a-plain-bore-sprockets/] | |||
=120 Chain= | =120 Chain= | ||
Revision as of 05:07, 30 June 2021
Surpluscenter
- $12/ft - [2]
Working strength of 3000 lb for 100 pitch roller chain - [3].
- Surpluscenter shows 24k lb tensile strength. Wikipedia says working load should be 1/6-1/9 of tensile strength.
- This implies 2700-4000 lb working load.
- This premier chain says 6500 lb working load. [4]
Specs
1.25" pitch
Sourcing
- $69 for 10 feet - [5]. 4000 lb working.
- $120 at Surpluscenter. $400 for premier chain.
Sprockets
120 Chain
- 34000 lb tensile stength - [9]. $15/ft.
100 Chain
100 Chain. - FreeCAD -File:100PitchChain.fcstd
80 Chain
![80 Chain. - FreeCAD -File:80chain.FCStd. Source - [1]](/images/thumb/b/b1/80chain.png/120px-80chain.png)
80 Chain. - FreeCAD -File:80chain.FCStd. Source - [1]
60 Chain
- Working load of 2000 lb [10]