Value Collection 2387 Offset Link 1/2 Inch Pitch 20 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 2387 is an offset link designed for use with single strand roller chain at 1/2 inch pitch. Offset links, sometimes called half links, allow technicians to connect or shorten a chain run without a standard even-link count. This link conforms to ANSI Number 40 chain standards, making it a direct-fit component for properly sized drive systems. It is commonly installed by industrial maintenance technicians, equipment mechanics, and facilities personnel working on conveyor, drive, or power transmission assemblies that use ANSI 40 chain. Each package contains 20 links.

This offset link is suited for single strand chain drive applications across light industrial, agricultural, and general mechanical equipment. Typical installations include conveyor drives, small machinery power transmission, and equipment where chain length adjustment is required. The ANSI 40 designation ensures dimensional conformity with standard 1/2 inch pitch single strand chain components from compatible manufacturers. Having multiple links per package supports replacement stocking for service vans and shop toolrooms.

Key Features

• ANSI Number 40 compliant for 1/2 inch pitch single strand chain
• Offset link design allows chain length adjustment without full link disassembly
• Packaged quantity of 20 links per unit for stocking and service use
• Lightweight construction suitable for standard ANSI 40 chain drive loads

Compatibility

Designed for use with single strand roller chain conforming to ANSI Number 40 specifications at 1/2 inch pitch. Consult your chain manufacturer's documentation to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Offset links should be installed by qualified mechanics or maintenance technicians familiar with roller chain drive systems. De-energize and lock out the drive equipment before performing any chain service in accordance with applicable LOTO procedures. Use the appropriate chain breaker and connecting link tools to seat the offset link properly. Do not reuse offset links that show signs of wear, deformation, or corrosion.