U.s. Tsubaki 5018CC Roller Chain Ansi 50 5/8 Inch Pitch

Product Description

The U.S. TSUBAKI 5018CC is a solid roller chain built to ANSI standards for use in industrial power transmission applications. It runs on a 5/8 inch pitch with a 0.400 inch roller diameter and a roller width of 0.375 inches. The overall width measures 1.595 inches and the overall thickness is 1.524 inches. With a rated load capacity of 8,240 pounds, this chain is suited for demanding drive and conveyor applications. Licensed HVAC technicians, millwrights, and industrial mechanics specify ANSI 50 trade size chain for medium-duty mechanical drives where dimensional consistency and load rating are critical.

This chain is a fit for general industrial power transmission setups requiring ANSI 50 trade size roller chain with a 5/8 inch pitch. Typical applications include conveyor drives, machine tool drives, and agricultural equipment. The solid roller construction provides consistent roller engagement across the full load range. It ships as a single unit and is ordered individually, making it practical for single-link or short-run replacement needs.

Key Features

• ANSI 50 trade size with 5/8 inch pitch for standardized sprocket compatibility
• Solid roller construction for uniform engagement and reduced wear
• 0.400 inch roller diameter with 0.375 inch roller width
• Rated load capacity of 8,240 pounds for medium-to-heavy duty applications
• Overall width of 1.595 inches and overall thickness of 1.524 inches
• Meets ANSI standards for dimensional interchangeability

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for ANSI 50 trade size roller chain applications requiring a 5/8 inch pitch solid roller chain. The coupler number is 5018.

Installation Notes

Roller chain installation should be performed by a qualified millwright or industrial mechanic. 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 install the connecting link securely before returning the drive to service. Follow applicable ANSI and equipment manufacturer guidelines for chain tension and lubrication intervals.