Value Collection A661029 Connecting Link Ansi 41 5 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION A661029 is a stainless steel connecting link designed for use with single strand roller chain conforming to ANSI Number 41 specifications. Connecting links serve as the joining hardware that closes a chain loop or splices two chain ends together, making them a routine service component in conveyor, drive, and mechanical linkage applications. Fabricated from stainless steel, this link offers corrosion resistance suitable for wet, washdown, or chemically active environments where carbon steel hardware would degrade. Each package contains five links, supporting both initial installation and ongoing maintenance stock.

This connecting link is intended for mechanical and industrial applications where ANSI 41 single strand chain is already in service. Typical installations include light-duty conveyor systems, agricultural equipment, and small mechanical drive assemblies. The stainless steel construction makes it well suited for food processing environments, marine-adjacent settings, or any location subject to moisture and mild chemical exposure. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, and industrial mechanics are the primary installers of this hardware type.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance in wet and chemically active environments
• Conforms to ANSI 41 chain specifications for dimensional interchangeability
• Functions as a closing or splice link for single strand roller chain
• Packaged in a quantity of five to support stocking and repeat service needs
• UNSPSC Code 31151609 for procurement system classification

Compatibility

Designed for use with stainless steel ANSI 41 single strand roller chain.

Installation Notes

Connecting links should be installed by qualified mechanical technicians following relevant machinery safety lockout and tagout procedures before any chain service is performed. Ensure the drive system is fully de-energized and motion has ceased before opening or closing a chain loop. Use appropriate chain breaker and link-press tooling to seat the clip or cotter pin securely; an improperly seated retaining clip is a common cause of link failure under load. Verify the completed connection for correct orientation and full clip engagement before returning the system to service.