Saw Chains

If one speaks of S chains, then it is to be understood as an endless chain with appropriate cutting contour as part of a chain ge. This serves to remove the excess material when machining a material and is available in various lengths. The S chains themselves are also found in Kettenfr sen. The chain has the sections cutter, link and drive link. These are firmly riveted together. The individual sections of such an endless chain have different functions. The drive member ensures that the driving force of the chains is transmitted to the chain. It should be noted here which drive link strength is used. For solid material, the drive linkage should have a higher durability factor. Available link strengths are: 1.1 mm, 1.3 mm, 1.5 mm, 1.6 mm and 2.0 mm. In the teeth, a distinction is made between the half-chisel and the full-circle. Half-chisels with rounded side edges are more likely to be found in low-performance chains, whereas full-line chains are reserved due to their larger cutting width. Since material removal is less at half-measures, they have a significantly lower recoil effect. Crucial for the cutting behavior of the S ge is also the shape of the cutting element. While the cutting member is responsible for the machining of the material this is combined with the driving member through the connecting member. Since S chains are produced in a wide variety of variations, you should pay attention to the chain pitch and width and length. The chain pitch describes the distance between the rivet pins in the connecting link from center to center. In order to determine the chain pitch, the distance of 3 consecutive rivets must be measured. This then divided by two gives the output value. The dimension of the chain width is equal to the chain strength of the drive link. There are different lengths of endless chains. For example, 52TG describes a chain with 52 drive links. Among other things, the endless chain finds its use in chains in sculpture. It is also used for timber harvesting and tree care. Other applications include sawing, as a so-called cutting tool in a chipping plant, in stone processing or within stone pits, to break stone blocks into smaller pieces or to remove large blocks from the rock. Special form of the endless chain is among other things the special chain, which is used with smaller American chains gene (eg McCulloch or Poulan). It has a different incisor and is unscrewed by a fixed and manually operated grinding block. Also rare to find is the Steins genkette. This has so-called double-cone Schneidk rper, which are each connected to a steel cable. Individual cutting elements are separable so that the chain can be shortened as required and individually. The chain is threaded around the block to be dropped or through a hole. During the sanding process, it is indispensable that the cut is cooled with water in order to simultaneously remove the removed rock from the cut.