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Engineering Information<br />

Conveyor Chain Selection (Continued)<br />

Example 2. A horizontal conveyor 25 Ft. long is to move a<br />

product weighing 200 Lbs. per Ft. at 20 FPM. Two FT2060<br />

Flat-Top chains will be used, if possible, with the thermoplastic<br />

plates supported on metal ways without lubrication.<br />

Chain Pull,<br />

W = (M + 2m) Cf<br />

M = 200 Lbs. per Ft.<br />

m = 1.41 x 2 = 2.82 (two chains)<br />

C = 25 Ft.<br />

f = .25 + .15 = .40 (for starting with load)<br />

W = (200 + 5.64) 25 x .40 = 2056 Lbs.<br />

The maximum working load of FT2060 chain at 20 FPM is<br />

1170 Lbs. (see table) and this will be adequate if the product<br />

cannot become stalled.<br />

Note: Whenever two strands of chain are used, the total chain<br />

weight will be double the single strand weight, (per foot).<br />

COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION FOR CONVEYOR CHAIN<br />

Plate<br />

High<br />

Material Stainless Carbon Density Impreg-<br />

Delrin Nylon<br />

nated<br />

Stainless Steel Steel<br />

Poly-<br />

Steel ethylene Wood<br />

Dry .41 .41 .30 .35 .15 .11<br />

Water .35 .35 .25 .30 .12 .11<br />

Soap & Water .20 .20 .25 .20 .08 .11<br />

Carbon Steel<br />

Dry .41 .39 .30 .35 .15 .11<br />

Water .35 .35 .25 30 .12 .11<br />

Soap .20 .20 .15 .20 .08 .11<br />

Acetal Plastic<br />

Dry .30 .30 .20<br />

Water .25 .25 .20<br />

Soap & Water .15 .15 .10<br />

Nylon<br />

Dry .35 .35 .25<br />

Water .30 .30 .25<br />

Soap & Water .20 .20 .12<br />

Single<br />

Pitch<br />

Double<br />

Pitch<br />

Velocity<br />

of<br />

Chain<br />

(FPM)<br />

*No. 35 Chain is a Rollerless Chain.<br />

CHAIN LOAD RATING CHART<br />

Chain Numbers<br />

35* 40 50 60 80 100 120 160<br />

C2040<br />

†For Hollow Pin chains, the working load (chain pull) should be multiplied by<br />

1.3 to obtain the proper value for use in selecting the chain pitch required.<br />

Flat Top Conveyor Chain<br />

C2050 C2060 C2080 C2100 C2120 C2160<br />

Maximum Working Load or<br />

Chain Pull (Lbs.)<br />

25 250 443 690 995 1770 2760 3990 7100<br />

50 243 432 675 970 1730 2690 3880 6900<br />

75 233 414 645 930 1660 2580 3720 6630<br />

100 220 391 610 880 1570 2440 3520 6250<br />

125 206 366 570 820 1460 2280 3290 5850<br />

150 190 338 528 760 1350 2110 3040 5400<br />

175 175 311 485 700 1240 1940 2800 4970<br />

200 160 284 444 640 1140 1770 2560 4550<br />

225 146 259 405 584 1040 1620 2340 4150<br />

250 133 236 368 530 940 1470 2120 3770<br />

275 120 214 333 480 855 1330 1920 3310<br />

300 110 195 305 440 780 1220 1760 3120<br />

Standard Pitch <strong>Boston</strong> Sprockets To Operate<br />

With Above Chain<br />

Pitch 3/8” 1/2” 5/8” 3/4” 1” 1-1/4” 1-1/2” 2”<br />

MAXIMUM WORKING LOAD OR CHAIN PULL (LBS.)<br />

Chain<br />

Chain Velocity — Feet Per Minute<br />

Type 0-10 20 30 40 50 70<br />

FT2060 1070 1045 1035 1030 1025 1015<br />

MAXIMUM WORKING LOAD OR CHAIN PULL (LBS.)<br />

Chain<br />

Chain Velocity — Feet Per Minute<br />

Type 100 150 200 250 300 400<br />

FT2060 1005 960 915 855 670 435<br />

G<br />

SINGLE PITCH<br />

ROLLER CHAIN WITH<br />

ATTACHMENTS<br />

DOUBLE PITCH<br />

ROLLER CHAIN WITH<br />

ATTACHMENTS<br />

To select the proper chain, the working load or chain pull and<br />

the chain speed in feet per minute must be known. Using this<br />

information find the proper chain in the chart.† These load<br />

ratings are based on proper installation, lubrication and<br />

steady load conditions.<br />

The minimum permissible number of sprocket teeth is 15 for<br />

single pitch, and 24 for double pitch chain. For smoother<br />

operation, sprockets with greater numbers of teeth than the<br />

minimum are recommended.<br />

LUBRICATION - To assure maximum chain life, carbon and<br />

stainless steel chains should be lubricated wherever possible.<br />

Soap lubrication is recommended. Several detergent and<br />

nonalkali fluid types are on the market. Water lubrication<br />

should be used when no other lubricant can be tolerated.<br />

Drip-type systems and wheel-type and sponge-type<br />

applicators are on the market.<br />

Delrin chain tends to be self-lubricating, although wear life can<br />

be extended with the use of a lubricant, such as soap and<br />

water.<br />

P-1930-BG 04/10 <strong>Boston</strong> <strong>Gear</strong> 800-825-6544 247

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