Revision as of 22:39, 24 December 2020

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

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 =80 Chain=
-==Part Library==
+[[File:80chain.png|100px]]
-'''Visual History:'''
-[[File:v4dirkwinder.png|100px]][[File:v4dirkmotor.png|100px]]
-'''Gallery:'''
 <gallery perrow=6>
-File:v4dirkwinder.png|'''v4 Winder.''' - FreeCAD -[[File:v4dirkwinder.FCStd] - STL - [[File:v4dirkwinder.stl]].
+File:80chain.png|'''80 Chain.''' - FreeCAD -[[File:80chain.FCStd]. Source - [https://www.traceparts.com/en/product/iwis-roller-chains-type-ansi-80?CatalogPath=TRACEPARTS%3ATP01005001002002&Product=30-17082015-118485&PartNumber=ANSI%2080]
 File:v4dirkmotor.png|'''v4 Motor.''' - FreeCAD -[https://gitlab.com/marcin_ose/3d-printed-electric-motor/-/blob/master/v4stackablemotor.FCStd] - STL - [[File:v4dirkmotor.stl]]