What is a Chain Attachment? |
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Conveyor Chain Attachments carry loads or load carrying equipment on Monoveyors. They are positioned between half trolleys and secured with bolts, locking trolleys and are attached to rivetless chain
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There are 5 types of chain attachments available, “H”, “I”, “B”, “C”, and load bars.
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“H” attachments are the most commonly used. It is formed from steel and is suitable for suspending almost any type of hook or rack
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“I” attachments carry no load; these attachments are used when no load is being hung form the trolley
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"B” attachments are usually used to support a load bar, the attachment is a steel forging with a threaded stud
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“C” attachments are to be used when the carrier design includes a clevis, this attachment can also be used for a bent rod hook to carry light parts
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Load bars allows pairing of power trolleys and therefore doubles their weight capacity, a “B" attachment is used to attach these load bars to the power trolley
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"H" Attachment |
"I" Attachment |
"B" Attachment |
"C" Attachment |
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