Value Collection MP2341 Roller Chain Link 1/2 in Ansi 40

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION MP2341 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. Connecting links serve as the removable master link that joins the two ends of a roller chain, allowing for installation, removal, and length adjustment without specialized tooling. This link is packaged in a quantity of 10, making it practical for shops and field technicians who service conveyor systems, drive assemblies, and other chain-driven mechanical equipment. Installation is performed by mechanical technicians and maintenance professionals working on industrial or light commercial machinery.

This connecting link is suited for single strand ANSI 40 roller chain applications across a range of mechanical systems, including conveyor drives, agricultural equipment, small machine drives, and material handling assemblies. The 1/2 inch pitch designation aligns with standard ANSI 40 chain, which is one of the most widely used roller chain specifications in light to medium duty industrial applications. Packaged in 10-count quantities, this link is well suited for stocking in maintenance parts inventories or service vans handling routine chain drive upkeep.

Key Features

• Conforms to ANSI Number 40 standard for single strand roller chain
• 1/2 inch pitch compatible with standard ANSI 40 chain
• Functions as a removable master connecting link for chain assembly and disassembly
• Packaged in a 10-count quantity for shop stock or field service use
• Lightweight design at approximately 0.01 pounds per link

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Disconnect and lock out all power to the drive system before servicing any chain drive components. Connecting links should be installed with the closed end of the retaining clip facing the direction of chain travel to prevent accidental disengagement. Use appropriate chain tools for link removal and installation; do not force components with impact tools. Inspect the surrounding chain for wear or damaged links before reassembly.