Browning 1297977 Offset Link 41 Chain 1/2 Inch Pitch

Product Description

The BROWNING 1297977 is a steel offset link designed for use with single strand roller chain in ANSI No. 41 chain applications. With a 1/2 inch pitch, this link provides a reliable means of connecting chain ends where a standard connecting link cannot achieve an even number of pitches. The pin attachment design and steel construction make it suitable for light-duty mechanical drive and conveyor applications. Installation is straightforward but requires attention to proper orientation and pin retention. Licensed mechanics and maintenance technicians working on chain drive systems will find this a standard service component.

This offset link fits ANSI No. 41 single strand roller chain with a 0.5 inch pitch. It is used in residential and light commercial mechanical drive assemblies, conveyor systems, and equipment drives where chain length adjustment requires a half-link solution. The 41 chain designation is common in small equipment, agricultural implements, and light-duty power transmission applications. Verify chain pitch and strand count before installation to confirm fitment.

Key Features

• ANSI No. 41 compliant single strand offset link
• 1/2 inch pitch matches standard 41 chain roller chain dimensions
• Steel construction for durability in mechanical drive environments
• Pin attachment type for secure chain end connection
• Roller diameter of 0.306 inches and roller width of 0.25 inches match 41 chain specifications
• Pin diameter of 0.141 inches consistent with ANSI 41 chain standard

Compatibility

Designed for use with ANSI No. 41 single strand roller chain with 1/2 inch pitch. Confirm chain trade size and strand count match before installation.

Installation Notes

Offset links are installed by maintenance technicians and mechanical service professionals working on chain drive systems. Relieve all tension and de-energize the drive before servicing the chain. Ensure the offset link clip or pin retainer is fully seated after installation. Do not use an offset link as a permanent substitute where a full-link connection is possible, as offset links reduce the rated chain strength.