Value Collection C86700 Roller Chain Link Ansi 40 10 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C86700 is a roller chain link designed for use with single strand roller chain. It provides a reliable connecting link for joining or repairing ANSI 40 roller chain in light to medium duty drive applications. Constructed from carbon steel, this link delivers the strength and wear resistance expected in industrial and mechanical power transmission setups. Each package contains 10 links, making it a practical choice for shops and field technicians who need replacement hardware on hand. Licensed mechanics and maintenance technicians typically install these links in conveyor systems, drive assemblies, and general machinery.

This connecting link is sized to the ANSI 40 chain standard, which corresponds to a 0.5-inch pitch roller chain. It is commonly used in light industrial equipment, agricultural machinery, conveyor lines, and general mechanical drive systems. The carbon steel construction suits both indoor and covered outdoor applications where moderate loads and standard operating environments are present. Sold in a 10-count package, the C86700 is well suited for maintenance inventories and repair kits where multiple links may be needed across a service run.

Key Features

• Conforms to ANSI 40 chain standard for consistent fit and interchangeability
• Carbon steel construction provides solid tensile strength and wear resistance
• Designed for single strand roller chain applications
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for efficient stocking and field use
• Compact and lightweight for easy transport and storage in service kits

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or repair connecting link for ANSI 40 single strand roller chain used in standard light to medium duty mechanical drive and conveyor applications.

Installation Notes

Roller chain links are typically installed and serviced by maintenance mechanics or field technicians. Before installing or removing a chain link, de-energize and lock out the drive system in accordance with OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Use a chain breaker tool appropriate for ANSI 40 chain to seat and secure the link clip properly. Confirm the link orientation and clip direction follow the chain manufacturer guidelines to prevent premature disengagement under load.