SpanTech® 50mm PillowTop Chain with 6mm Left Hand Guide
SpanTech® 50mm PillowTop Chain with 6mm Left Hand Guide
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Enhance efficiency with SpanTech® 50mm PillowTop Chain with 6mm Left Hand Guide for precise handling of delicate products.
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Upgrade your conveyor system with the durable and sanitary SpanTech® 50mm PillowTop Chain featuring a 6mm moving side guide in the left-hand direction. This chain offers a tight turning radius, ideal for food industries handling delicate products like tortillas and cookies. With a design that reduces chordal action, this chain ensures smooth transfers close to the chain, making it perfect for cooling applications and cost-effective small product transfers.
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Handles the most delicate of products with ease and precision.
Chain Options Chain Options
Plain (White or Blue)Moving Side Guide (White or Blue)
Specifications Available Width Ranges
3.76 to 46.28 in | 95.6 to 1205.6 mm
Specifications Durable
50 mm PillowTop Chain is very lightweight yet very strong.
Specifications Material Options
Acetal
Specifications Moving Direction
Left Hand
Specifications Moving Side Guide Size
6 mm
Specifications Pitch Size
1.97 in | 50 mm
Specifications Sanitary
The open design concept improves cleanability and makes it perfect for cooling applications.
Specifications Tight Turning Radius
50 mm PillowTop chain has one of the tighter turning radii that Span Tech offers.
What Is Chordal Action What Is Chordal Action
The rising and lowering of an individual chain link as it enters a sprocket is known as chordal action. The reason it happens is simply due to geometry. When a chain is "wrapped" around a sprocket, the pins of the chain form a polygon shape. When you look at this polygon shape traveling around a sprocket, it is bumpy - not smooth. When a conveyor chain enters a drive sprocket, it goes from a flat line to this polygon shape and results in a rise/lowering of the pin. This effect can be lessened only by using a smaller pitch chain, or increasing the sprocket size - it cannot be prevented. That being said, depending on the elevation of the chain (in relation to the sprocket), we can control whether the chain "rises" or "lowers" to match this polygon shape.