Browning 1298009 Offset Link 60 Chain 3/4 Inch Pitch

Product Description

The BROWNING 1298009 is a steel offset link designed for use with single strand roller chain in ANSI number 60 applications. With a 3/4 inch pitch, this offset link allows technicians and mechanics to adjust chain length by adding or removing a single link without disassembling the full drive. The pin attachment design keeps the connection secure under load. It is commonly installed in industrial drive systems, conveyor assemblies, and mechanical equipment where standard even-number link counts are not possible or practical. The part weighs 0.07 pounds and meets ANSI chain standards.

This offset link fits ANSI 60 single strand roller chain with a 3/4 inch pitch. It is suited for maintenance and repair scenarios in industrial, agricultural, and mechanical drive applications where a chain must be shortened or lengthened by one link. The roller diameter is 0.468 inches and the roller width is 0.500 inches. Installations are typically performed by millwrights, industrial mechanics, or maintenance technicians working on drive train assemblies.

Key Features

• ANSI 60 chain standard compliance for consistent fitment across 60-series roller chain
• 3/4 inch pitch matches standard ANSI 60 single strand chain geometry
• Steel construction provides strength in mechanical drive and conveyor applications
• Pin attachment type for straightforward installation and removal
• 0.234 inch pin diameter and 0.468 inch roller diameter match ANSI 60 specifications
• Lightweight at 0.07 pounds — minimal added weight to the drive assembly

Compatibility

Designed for use with ANSI 60 single strand roller chain with a 3/4 inch pitch. Verify chain series and strand count before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation of an offset link should be performed by a qualified mechanic or millwright with the drive system fully de-energized and locked out per applicable LOTO procedures. Use a chain breaker tool to press the pin in and out without damaging the link plates. Avoid using an offset link in place of a standard connecting link where chain geometry or load ratings require a full-pitch connection. Confirm that the clip or cotter retention method is fully seated before returning the drive to service.