(7) Allied-Locke "H" Class Mill Chain is an extremely strong, serviceable chain originally designed for heavy drives and transfer conveyor purposes in the forest products industry. It is also appropriate for many other industrial applications, especially for moderate duty in abrasive atmospheres.
The direction of travel for "H" Class Mill Chain is determined by the application.
(7) Allied-Locke "H" Class Refuse Drag Chain is used for conveying abrasive waste materials through wooden or steel troughs. Because of this large, wide opening area, this chain provides sizeable carrying capacity when operated at moderate speeds. Links should always be run in the direction of the closed barrel.
(3) Allied-Locke Combination Refuse Drag Chain is designed for applications similar to "H" Class Refuse Drag Chain, but it is stronger due to larger pin diameters and higher per-link load capacities.
The cast block link scraper edges and wear shoes have a dual design, making inversion of worn chain links possible for continued service.
(5) Allied-Locke "H" Class Transfer Chain is often referred to as "rooftop" or "camelback" chain. It is designed to carry heavily concentrated loads, such as lumber, boxes, barrels and crates. It is usually intended for operation in troughs, in two or more parallel strands, with only the tops of the links protruding.
(3) Allied-Locke Combination Transfer Chain is often referred to as "rooftop" or "camelback" chain. It is designed to carry heavily concentrated loads, such as lumber, boxes, barrels and crates. It is usually intended for operation in troughs, in two or more parallel strands, with only the tops of the links protruding.
(3) Double-Flex Chain rotates on two planes, making it ideal for running in multi-directional applications. Its design allows maximum flexibility, allowing it to travel around corners or obstacles.