Browning 2722700 Heavy Series Roller Chain 60H 3/4 Inch

Product Description

The BROWNING 2722700 is a heavy series ANSI roller chain designed for demanding power transmission applications. Built to the 60H trade size standard, it features a 3/4 inch (0.7500 inch decimal) pitch and a 0.469 inch roller diameter with a 0.5 inch roller width. Constructed from steel throughout, this chain delivers the added durability of a heavy series design over standard single-strand 60 chain. At 10 feet in length and approximately 12.2 pounds, it is sized for direct installation or can be cut to length on the job. It is the choice of industrial mechanics, millwrights, and maintenance technicians working on conveyor systems, drive assemblies, and general power transmission equipment.

This roller chain is suited for industrial and commercial power transmission installations where a heavy series 60H chain is specified. Typical applications include conveyor drives, agricultural equipment, material handling systems, and industrial drive trains that require the reinforced side plates characteristic of heavy series chain. The 10-foot length makes it practical for single-run replacements or spare stock in a maintenance environment. Installation is performed by qualified mechanics or maintenance personnel following the equipment manufacturer's chain drive specifications.

Key Features

• Heavy series (60H) construction with reinforced side plates for higher load capacity versus standard 60 chain
• 3/4 inch pitch (0.7500 inch decimal) per ANSI standards
• 0.469 inch roller diameter and 0.5 inch roller width for accurate sprocket engagement
• All-steel construction for strength and wear resistance
• ANSI-compliant chain for broad sprocket compatibility
• 10-foot length at 12.2 pounds — ready for single-run replacement or cut-to-length use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for ANSI 60H heavy series roller chain applications using sprockets with a 3/4 inch pitch.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or millwright. Disconnect and lock out all power to the drive system before removing or installing chain. Use a proper chain breaker tool to size the chain and a connecting link rated for 60H heavy series service. Consult the equipment manufacturer's drive design specifications for recommended chain sag, tensioner settings, and lubrication intervals.