General Duty Plus #140H Heavy Roller Chain Offset Link
Carbon Steel Chains
| Features | Premium/Premier | General Duty Plus | Economy Plus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solid Bushings | Split Bushings in most cases | Split Bushings | |
| Solid Rollers | |||
| Through-Hardened Pins | Case-Hardened Pins | Heat-Treated Pins | |
| Case-Hardened Rollers | Heat-Treated in Some Chains | ||
| Case-Hardened Bushings | Heat-Treated in Some Chains | ||
| Wide Contour Plates | Standard Contour Plates | Standard Contour Plates | |
| Superior Pin to Plate Contact | |||
| High-Hold Riveting | Standard Dual-Stake Rivets | Standard Dual-Stake Rivets | |
| Factory Pre-Loading | Not Standard on Economy Chains | ||
| Specific Heat-Treatment on Every Component | Some Components Might be Heat-Treated | ||
| Premium Alloy & Carbon Materials | High-Quality Carbon Materials | Standard-Quality Carbon Materials | |
| Shot-Peened Components | Non Shot-Peened Components | Non Shot-Peened Components | |
| High-Precision Components | Standard Precision Components | Low Precision Components | |
| Conforms to ANSI B29.1 or ISO/DIN Standards |
#140H heavy offset links are also commonly referred to as #140H half links. Offset links are commonly used for adding additional links into a roller chain. Offset links are good to have on-hand because they can keep you out of a down situation, and they are good for making miscellaneous repairs to the roller chain. These offset links exceed in quality, durability, and overall strength. General Duty Plus #140H Heavy offset links feature heat-treated components, solid rollers, and the side plates are Heavy Duty. These offset links are manufactured specifically for #140H heavy roller chain. For more information or if you have any questions please call us or email us, and we will be happy to assist you.