24B Reinforced and Corrosion-Resistant Roller Chains According to DIN 8187 (B-Series)
24B reinforced and corrosion‑resistant roller chains (1 1/2″ × 1″), also known as high‑strength corrosion‑protected or anti‑corrosion chains, are a special type of drive chains. Like standard roller chains, they are manufactured according to ISO 606 (DIN 8187), meaning they belong to the European B‑series.
The chains consist of outer links with pins and inner links with enhanced bushes, on which freely rotating rollers are mounted. The chains are made of steel with a special surface treatment that provides enhanced corrosion resistance. The specific method of corrosion protection (such as galvanizing or nickel‑plating) varies by chain type and manufacturer.
Thanks to their design and the materials used, they offer significantly higher fatigue strength than standard series chains. They also provide excellent wear resistance, ensuring a long service life.
The standard design of 24B reinforced and corrosion-protected chains includes simplex and duplex variants.</p
24B-1 (Simplex)
24B-2 (Duplex)
Chains Construction
- Inner link – high-precision, wide-waisted profile with a special corrosion-resistant coating
- Outer link – high-precision, wide-waisted profile with a special corrosion-resistant coating
- Pin made of special alloy steel with an additional layer of chrome plating (case-hardened or through-hardened, depending on the type)
- Seamless special steel bush, optimally cylindrical, with high wear resistance and a corrosion-resistant coating
- Through-hardened seamless roller with a corrosion-resistant coating
Chains Fields of Use
24B reinforced and corrosion-resistant roller chains according to DIN 8187 are intended for applications with higher mechanical load in environments with an increased risk of corrosion, such as humid areas, outdoor operations, or applications where standard roller chains do not meet the requirements for strength and sufficient corrosion resistance.
Typical fields of application include agriculture, the construction industry, the chemical industry, or wastewater treatment plants.
They are most commonly used as drive chains in demanding operating conditions but can also be fitted with attachments or other auxiliary components for material handling and lifting applications.
Chains Material
Steel with a special surface treatment.
Chains Code Description
Example:
24B-1 KettenWulf TGI (Reinforced, Corrosion-Resistant, 1 1/2″ × 1″, DIN 8187) - 5 m Pack
| Code Part | Description |
|---|---|
| 24B |
Chain type (ISO 606 / DIN 8187, B-series) |
| 1 |
Simplex roller chain |
| KettenWulf |
Manufacturer |
| TGI |
Chain type according to the manufacturer's designation |
| Reinforced, Corrosion-Resistant |
Chain design |
| 1 1/2″ × 1″ |
Pitch × internal width |
| DIN 8187 |
European chain standard (B-series) |
| 5 m Pack |
Standard pack length |
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