U.s. Tsubaki 60OL Offset Link 3/4 in Pitch Ansi 60 Chain

Product Description

The U.S. TSUBAKI 60OL is a single-strand offset link designed for use with ANSI 60 roller chain. It connects two sections of chain when a standard connecting link cannot be used, typically when the total chain length requires an odd number of pitches. Built from carbon steel, it delivers the strength and wear resistance expected in industrial drive and conveyor applications. The pitch measures 3/4 inches, matching the ANSI 60 chain standard. Maintenance technicians and industrial mechanics install this link during chain assembly, adjustment, or replacement on sprocket-driven systems.

This offset link fits single-strand ANSI 60 roller chain commonly found in agricultural equipment, material handling conveyors, general industrial machinery, and power transmission drives. It is a standard maintenance part stocked by shops and facilities that service chain-driven equipment regularly. The 60OL conforms to ANSI standards, making it a direct fit wherever ANSI 60 single-strand chain is specified.

Key Features

• ANSI 60 chain designation with 3/4 inch pitch for precise fitment
• Carbon steel construction for durability in industrial drive environments
• Single-strand design for use with standard single-row roller chain
• Conforms to ANSI standards for interchangeability across compatible chain
• Compact form factor: 1.41 inches long, 0.71 inches wide, 1.15 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed for use with single-strand ANSI 60 roller chain with a 3/4 inch pitch. Suitable as an OEM-style replacement offset link for any ANSI 60 single-strand chain application.

Installation Notes

Installation of roller chain offset links is typically performed by industrial mechanics or maintenance technicians. Before servicing a chain drive, de-energize and lock out the equipment per OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Use a chain breaker or punch tool to remove the existing link or size the chain correctly before installing the offset link. Avoid applying side loads or bending force to the offset link during installation, as this can reduce fatigue life.