Measures for Chains in High Temperature and High Wear Environments

Chains used in high-temperature and high-wear environments, such as those in industrial applications like chain conveyors, have to be specifically designed to ensure durability, reliability, and performance. The following types of chains are tailored to perform well under extreme conditions:

1. Chain for Grate Preheaters

Grate preheaters are designed to operate in ultra-high temperature environments, where the chain remains flexible and functional despite the extreme heat. The chain is engineered to:

• Maintain flexibility at high temperatures to prevent accidents.
• Avoid bending and poor roller rotation.
• Provide high resistance to corrosion and wear. This specialized chain is an ideal solution for environments with elevated temperature conditions, ensuring safe and efficient operation.

2. Chain for Material Handling Machines

Chains used in material handling machines, such as those in environments with high wear and corrosion, are designed with specific measures to withstand harsh conditions. The chain:

• Is engineered to handle highly abrasive and corrosive materials.
• The design anticipates the severe working conditions, ensuring that the chain performs reliably even under extreme wear and corrosion.
• It is built to offer excellent resistance to both high abrasion and corrosion, making it suitable for challenging applications in industries like mining, cement, or steel.

3. Bucket Elevator Conveyor Chain

Bucket elevator chains are used for vertical or inclined transport of bulk materials. The chain’s design allows it to:

• Operate effectively even at steep inclines.
• Prevent the conveyed materials from falling off the chain during transport.
• Ensure smooth and reliable transport of granular or powdery materials in industries like cement, mining, and agriculture. The chain’s durability and anti-wear properties make it suitable for heavy-duty vertical conveying systems.

4. Traction Chains

Traction chains are designed for high-impact environments and are capable of transporting large, coarse materials. They:

• Provide exceptional resistance to shock loads.
• Are ideal for transporting larger particles or rough materials.
• Offer broader compatibility with various bulk materials. Traction chains are used in applications where shock resistance and the ability to handle heavy, abrasive materials are essential, such as in mining, construction, and heavy machinery industries.