As a core component of the sugar cane mill conveyor chain, the Bent Plate is well-suited to the complex working conditions of sugar cane pressing. It plays a crucial role in key links such as material conveying, chain operation, and structural protection

insufficient lubrication, component wear, and misalignment during installation.

To ensure the axes of two sprockets are parallel and their teeth are aligned, the core is to measure and adjust the installation position with special tools. Excessive deviation will directly accelerate wear, reduce service life, and cause transmission failures.1. Operation Steps to Ensure Axis Para

I. Selection & MatchingQuestion: How to select chains/sprockets by equipment needs?Answer: Focus on 3 core parameters:Pitch: Must match sprocket pitch (e.g., 8A for light load, 16A+ for heavy load).Teeth Count: Small sprocket ≥17 teeth (avoid undercutting), large sprocket ≤120 teeth (reduce wear). A

As a critical component for mechanical transmission and material conveying (e.g., drive chains, conveyor chains, hoisting chains), chain damage directly causes equipment shutdowns, production interruptions, and even safety accidents.

As a core component of the transmission system, a damaged sprocket will directly cause equipment jamming, abnormal noise, or even shutdown.

Hollow pin chains are a lightweight, flexible, and cost-effective chain type that plays an important role in industrial production. Their design embodies the core idea of "trading structure for performance" in mechanical optimization.

To determine your roller chain size: 1.Measure the pitch, roller diameter, and inner link width. 2.Cross-reference these measurements with a standard size chart (e.g., ANSI). 3.Check for printed markings on the chain for confirmation.

In short, gears excel in precision and speed, while sprockets (with chains) offer flexibility and durability for heavy loads or long distances. Their selection depends on the specific requirements of the transmission system, such as load, speed, distance between shafts, and precision needs.

Chain selection should be guided by the core principles of "load adaptation, environmental suitability, parameter matching, and maintenance economy." It requires comprehensive consideration of working loads, environmental conditions, transmission parameters, sprocket compatibility, and maintenance needs. When necessary, verification through calculations or tests should be conducted to ultimately select a chain type and specification that meets both performance requirements and economic efficiency.