2. 0001 Fish Screen Roller Chains_Specifications.pdf

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Tsubaki Brand STS Roller Chains for Delivery to Bonneville Project
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This document is a Salient Characteristic specification for a C2162H Fish Screen Roller Chain. The chain features a 4-inch pitch, 2.25-inch roller diameter, and 1.25-inch width between roller link plates, with an average tensile strength of 58,000 lb. Key technical specifications include 30 links per 10 feet, a heavy sidebar type, and epoxy-coated links in low gloss black applied electrostatically before assembly.

Material and construction details highlight precision engineering: hinge pins are Nitronic 60 stainless steel, bushings are 17-4 PH, rolls are carbon steel-case hardened, and cotter pins are Type 302 stainless steel. The chains are prestressed and matched in pairs with a maximum variation of 0.030 inches, and are designed with no lubrication requirements. The specification adheres to ANSI B29.4 requirements and includes a reference to an attached drawing for link plate details.

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SALIENT CHARACTERISTIC

C2162H FISH SCREEN ROLLER CHAIN

• PITCH: 4.00 in

• ROLLER DIAMETER: 2.25 in

• WIDTH BETWEEN ROLLER LINK PLATES: 1.25 in

• AVERAGE TENSILE STRENGTH: 58000 lb

• # OF LINKS PER 10 ft: 30

• SIDEBAR TYPE: HEAVY

• LINK PLATE ACCORDING TO ATTACHED DRAWING

• ANSI REQUIREMENTS: B29.4

• LINKS EPOXY COATED WITH LOW GLOSS BLACK EPOXY POWDER

COATING (APPLIED ELECTROSTATICALLY) BEFORE ASSEMBLY

• HINGE PINS ARE NITRONIC 60 STAINLESS STEEL (ASTM A276)

• BUSHINGS 17-4 PH (ASTM A564)

• ALL ROLLS ARE CARBON STEEL-CASE HARDENED

• COTTER PINS TYPE 302 STAINLESS STEEL

• CHAINS ARE PRESTRESSED MATCHED IN PAIRS (42ft- 8 in)

• MAX VARIATION BETWEEN MATCHED PAIRS: .030 in

• NO LUBRICATION

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