Browning 2622736 Connecting Link 25 Chain 1/4 Inch Pitch

Product Description

The BROWNING 2622736 is a stainless steel connecting link designed for use with single strand roller chain sized to ANSI No. 25 with a 1/4 inch pitch. Connecting links serve as the removable master link that joins two ends of a roller chain, making chain installation, removal, and length adjustment possible without specialized tooling. This link is manufactured to ANSI standards, ensuring dimensional compatibility with standard No. 25 chain assemblies. The stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet, washdown, and chemically exposed environments where carbon steel chain hardware would degrade prematurely.

This connecting link is suited for light-duty power transmission and conveyor applications that use ANSI No. 25 single strand roller chain. Common installation scenarios include small conveyors, appliance drives, light industrial machinery, and mechanical assemblies where frequent chain removal or adjustment is required. The 1/4 inch pitch and single strand configuration make this link appropriate for compact drive systems with limited space envelopes. Technicians and maintenance professionals typically use this link when servicing or assembling chain-driven equipment in industrial, commercial, or OEM settings.

Key Features

• ANSI No. 25 standard connecting link for single strand roller chain
• 1/4 inch pitch matches standard No. 25 chain dimensions
• Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance in washdown and wet environments
• Removable link design allows chain installation and length adjustment without cutting
• Manufactured to ANSI standards for dimensional consistency

Compatibility

Designed for use with ANSI No. 25 single strand roller chain with a 1/4 inch pitch.

Installation Notes

De-energize and lock out the drive system before servicing any chain assembly per applicable LOTO procedures. Seat the connecting link side plate fully and verify the retaining clip is secured in its groove before returning the drive to service. Inspect the mating chain for wear or elongation any time the connecting link is removed, and replace worn chain before installing a new link.