Browning 1298108 Offset Link 60 Chain 3/4 Inch Pitch

Product Description

The BROWNING 1298108 is a double-strand offset link designed for use with ANSI 60-2 roller chain. It provides the connecting half-link needed to join or shorten a double-strand 60 series chain run where a standard even-link connection is not possible. The link is constructed from steel with a pin-style attachment. It features a 3/4 inch pitch, a roller diameter of 0.468 inches, a roller width of 0.500 inches, and a pin diameter of 0.234 inches. It is installed by licensed mechanical technicians and industrial maintenance professionals working on drive, conveyor, and power transmission applications.

This offset link is intended for double-strand roller chain installations running ANSI 60-2 chain in industrial, agricultural, and commercial power transmission systems. Typical applications include conveyor lines, drive shafts, and machinery requiring precise chain-length adjustment. The steel construction is suited for standard-duty environments where a direct OEM-style replacement or field repair link is needed. Each package contains one offset link.

Key Features

• ANSI 60-2 rated for double-strand 60 series roller chain
• 3/4 inch pitch matches standard 60 chain dimensions
• Pin-style attachment for straightforward field assembly and disassembly
• Steel construction provides durability in standard-duty drive applications
• Roller diameter of 0.468 inches and roller width of 0.500 inches for proper seating in sprocket teeth
• Meets ANSI standards (ANSI Number 60-2)

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit offset link for double-strand ANSI 60-2 roller chain with a 3/4 inch pitch. Compatible with any standard 60-2 double-strand roller chain application meeting ANSI specifications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanical or industrial maintenance technician. De-energize and lock out the drive system fully before servicing any chain component. Use a proper chain press or pin driver tool to seat and secure the connecting pin. Verify chain alignment and sprocket condition before returning the drive to service.