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Redler Chain and Components

Redler Chain and Components. ‘A guide to Redler Chain’ Matt Knight 05/01/05. Redler Chain and Components. 3000 series Links 3000 GB series Links 5000 series Links Variations to Links Available Types of Flights Flight Variations Configuration Pins & Circlips Manganese & Runners

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Redler Chain and Components

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  1. Redler Chain and Components ‘A guide to Redler Chain’Matt Knight 05/01/05

  2. Redler Chain and Components • 3000 series Links • 3000 GB series Links • 5000 series Links • Variations to Links Available • Types of Flights • Flight Variations • Configuration • Pins & Circlips • Manganese & Runners • Sprockets and Trailing Wheels • Competition • Why Buy Redler • Enquiry Information Needed

  3. 3000 Series LinksFlat bottomed profile – Marked Redler Used in Most Redler Conveyors5 sizes(Different pitches, measured by hole center) Note: Stainless Steel Links and other sizes can be sourced* The Redler 3003 Have a Bulge on the male end so that same Sprocket flanges as 3002 can be used.

  4. 3000 GB Series LinksFlat bottomed profile - Marked GBUsed by Braime and Non Redler OEM’s5 sizes(Different pitches, measured by hole center) Note: Stainless Steel Links and other sizes can be sourced

  5. 5000 Series Links‘V’ bottomed profile – Marked Redler Used in Some Redler and all competitors Conveyors3 sizes(Different pitches, measured by hole center) Note: Stainless Steel Links and other sizes can be sourced

  6. Variations to Links • Through hardening – Maximum Tensile Strength • Anti wear bushes –Split Type – Anti Wear Solid Stainless – Anti Corrosion (Used in conjunction with FHM Pins) • Keyways Link Keywayed in Male end to force articulation in bushed female end. • Significant cost implications are involvedwith bushed links Link with keyway Pin with locking pin Hardened Bush

  7. Types of Flights

  8. Flight Variations

  9. Flight Configurations • Chain Configuration • Links are assembled in a configuration to match individual applications. • This configuration can include scavenger, cleaning or pad flights as required. • Within a complete chain, flighted links are usually supplied at every single, second or third pitch. See sketch showing typical arrangement of a ‘T’ type chain. Alternative configurations available. • Chain is usually supplied pre-assembled into 3-metre lengths complete with connecting pins. • All assembled chains supplied with appropriate protective coating.

  10. Pins and Circlips Circlips are available as Mild Steel (standard) or Cromweld 3Cr12 (Corrosion resistant steel)

  11. Manganese & Runners Basic Info - Used with flat bottomed Links - Used with flat bottomed Links - Used with V bottomed Links MC Range – Runs On Mild Steel Flat Runners

  12. Sprockets and Trailers Sprockets Trailing Wheel • REDLER LTD manufacture a range of quality sprockets and trailers to match the drop forged chain. • Sprockets with or without detachable flange segments. • All wearing surfaces hardened for improved life. • All items designed with full boss that includes a keyway and grub screw for secure shaft mounting. • All items can be supplied with high strength shafts.

  13. Why Buy Redler ? • Drop forged from alloy steel • Precision machined • Case hardened to RC57 min • High tensile strength • Consistent dimensional accuracy • Manufactured to stringent quality procedures ISO 9001:2000

  14. Enquiry Information Needed: • If Redler: • M/C number & Qty needed • Assembled/Not AssembledIf Non-Redler: • Pitch • Quantity • Type & Dimension of Flight • Configuration T1/T2/T3 • Flight additions (Scavs etc) • Material to be handled • Sketch • Assembled/Not Assembled • Finish required

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