Professional High Quality The series of Har-2350 flexible chain to Uruguay Manufacturers

Pitch:25.4(mm) 

Thickness:30.7 (mm)

Working load:150/170(N)

Generally, the material of the Har-2350, Har-2350 V and Har-2350 VT flexible chain are POM. The biggest advantage is that all of them can competent with whether the horizontal or the vertical rapid turns and friction and noise are small .The characters are easily installation and maintenance and high mechanical strength as well s excellent product handling. Besides, this kind of products are widely used in n food, soft drinks, packaging and can manufacturing, tobacco, medicine and chemical industry, electronics, automobiles and logistics, etc .In addition, as long as you give our the drawing and detailed specifications, All-Ka has the products to suit any customer application.

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