Value Collection 2341 Roller Chain Link 1/2 in Pitch Ansi 40

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 2341 is a roller chain connecting link designed for use with single strand roller chain at a 1/2 inch pitch. Conforming to ANSI Number 40 standards, this link provides a reliable method for joining or repairing standard single strand roller chain in mechanical drive and conveyor applications. The part ships in a package quantity of 20 links, making it practical for shops and service crews that maintain multiple chain-driven systems. Installation requires no specialized tooling beyond basic hand tools and is within the scope of any qualified maintenance mechanic or industrial service technician.

This connecting link is suited for single strand ANSI 40 roller chain found in light-to-medium duty mechanical drive systems, including conveyor lines, agricultural equipment drives, and general industrial power transmission assemblies. The 1/2 inch pitch specification is one of the most common in ANSI roller chain, making this link a standard replacement item for facility maintenance teams, OEM repair depots, and field service operations.

Key Features

• Conforms to ANSI Number 40 standard for 1/2 inch pitch single strand roller chain
• Package quantity of 20 links per order, suitable for stocking and bulk repair work
• Designed as a connecting link for joining chain ends or completing a chain loop
• Lightweight construction at approximately 0.01 pounds per link

Compatibility

Designed for use with ANSI 40 single strand roller chain with a 1/2 inch pitch. Verify chain pitch and strand count before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation of roller chain connecting links should be performed by a qualified maintenance technician. De-energize and lock out the drive system before performing any chain service in accordance with applicable LOTO procedures. Ensure the slip fit clip or cotter pin is fully seated after installation to prevent link separation under load. Do not exceed the rated working load of the chain assembly.