Connector Link 16A-1 KÖBO (ASA 80-1, DIN 8188) - Straight
Roller Chain
Price without VAT: 28,90CZK
Price including VAT: 35,00CZK with VAT
Catalogue price excluding VAT:
29,00CZK
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Chain Parameters
Multiple belts: profile – no. of ribs. Caution! The number of ribs refers to the number of belt protrusions = the number of teeth on the pulley!
Li - inside lenght, Ld - pitch length, La - outside length, Le - effective length. Timing belts z = no. of teeth.
In the TYMA Product Catalogues you can find this material also described with the abbreviation ST.
Chain Description
Connector Link 16A-1 KÖBO (ASA 80-1, DIN 8188) - Straight is intended for the most common type of simplex drive chain, which is standardized according to ISO 606 (DIN 8188), i.e. the chain of the US A-series.
The chain consists of outer links with pins and inner links with bushes on which rotating rollers are mounted. The chain is made of steel.
Chain Construction
- Inner link
- Outer link
- Pin
- Bush
- Roller
Chain Fields of Use
Roller chains 16A according to DIN 8188 are designed for general use in light and heavy industry.
They are used in drives, but they can be fitted with attachments to transport material.
Chain Material
Steel.
Documents for Download
Dimensions and Parameters of DIN 8188 ASA/ANSI Roller Chains
TYMA CZ Data Sheets
Czech and English (PDF 374.73 kB)
Manufacturer Profile
KÖBO manufactures high-performance simplex, duplex and triplex roller chains, conveyor chains, sprockets, plate wheels and also special chains and accessories. Using their large production facilities they can manufacture sprockets and sprocket plates in nearly any exacting variation up to a diameter of 1700 mm.
KÖBO has been producing sprockets and chain wheels since 1894. In 1899, Emil Köhler and Hermann Bovenkamp developed a new standardization process for chain wheels that is still in use at KÖBO today. They were truly ahead of their time. KÖBO has used this type of innovative thinking for a lasting success across multiple industries. Innovation coupled with a deep customer understanding allows the company to see the bigger picture - and it still characterizes the company today.