Browning® 1293547 Standard Riveted Roller Chain, 3/4 in Pitch, 0.468 in Dia x 1/2 in W Roller, Steel
Browning® 1293547 Standard Riveted Roller Chain, 3/4 in Pitch, 0.468 in Dia x 1/2 in W Roller, Steel
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BrandBrowning®
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UPC662289143566
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Manufacturer Part Number1293547
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CountryUSA
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Pitch3/4 in
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Plate Height0.7 in
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Plate Thickness0.094 in
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Tensile Strength8500 psi
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MaterialSteel
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TypeStandard
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Roller Diameter0.468 in
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Roller Width1/2 in
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Number of Strands1
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Pin Diameter0.234 in
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Alternative Part NumberJ60 RIV 100 FT CH
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UNSPSC26111500
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Standards/ApprovalsANSI Specified
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WarrantyLimited
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All Browning® ANSI B29.1 roller chain is prestressed, a production operation that permanently seats the various chain components. Prestressing minimizes the chain stretch which often occurs with ordinary chain during the initial running period, thus avoids excessive early wear and reduces the need for take-up adjustment. Prestressing minimizes tolerance variations too, ensuring balanced loading among all parts and avoiding premature fatigue failure.
