60-1, Two Pitch Offset Link, Tsubaki, 60-1-2POL
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Riveting pin link, Renold, 60A1S107
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Connecting Link, Renold, 60A1S11
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Two Pitch Offset Link, Renold, 60A1S30
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Two Pitch Offset Link, SKF, 60-1O/L
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Riveting pin link, Renold, SD60A1S107I
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Connecting Link, Renold, SD60A1S11I
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Riveting pin link, Renold, GY60A1S107I
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Offset Link, Renold, GY60A1S12I
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Connecting link, Renold, GY60A1S26I
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-1, Two Pitch Offset Link, Renold, GY60A1S30
1 pc, ANSI, 1 Strand - Simplex, Carbon Steel
60-2, Two Pitch Offset Link, Tsubaki, 60-2-2POL
1 pc, ANSI, 2 Strand - Duplex, Carbon Steel
What are roller chain links?
Roller chain links are the basic building blocks that make up roller chains.
Consisting of two inner plates along with a free rotating roller, roller chain links are held together with pin links.
Roller chain links are available in British standard and American standard, to suit all application requirements.