Value Collection WS-MH-CHN-108 Machine Chain 215 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-CHN-108 is a welded straight link machine chain sold in 1-foot increments from a 100-foot coil. Constructed from steel with a Grade 20 rating, this chain carries a working load limit of 215 pounds per the manufacturer specification. At 0.11 pounds per foot, it is a lightweight but capable option for general industrial and mechanical applications. The chain features an inside length of 0.551 inches and an inside width of 0.208 inches, making it well suited to standard machine chain hardware and sprocket configurations. Licensed trade professionals and maintenance technicians are the typical end users for this chain product.

This straight link machine chain is designed for general-purpose industrial, mechanical, and light lifting applications. The 1-foot increment pricing structure allows buyers to purchase only the footage required for a given job, minimizing waste on variable-length installations. The 100-foot coil provides ample supply for larger jobs or repeat service calls. Applications include conveyor drives, counterweight systems, hand chain assemblies, and light-duty power transmission setups in commercial and industrial environments.

Key Features

• Welded straight link construction for consistent dimensional accuracy and reliable load transfer
• Grade 20 steel chain with 215 lb working load limit
• Sold in 1-foot increments, allowing precise quantity ordering with a minimum order of 100 feet
• Inside length of 0.551 inches and inside width of 0.208 inches for compatibility with standard machine chain hardware
• Lightweight at 0.11 pounds per foot, reducing added load in suspended or moving assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Grade 20 straight link machine chain for use with compatible sprockets, hooks, and fasteners sized to 0.551-inch inside length and 0.208-inch inside width. No specific OEM system compatibility data was provided for this product.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified maintenance technician or millwright familiar with chain drive and rigging applications. Always de-energize and lock out any machinery before removing or installing chain. Verify that sprockets, hooks, and connecting links are rated to at least the working load limit of the chain before placing the assembly into service. Inspect chain ends for burrs or sharp edges before handling and use appropriate cutting tools to achieve clean, square cuts when sizing to length.