Double Chain

A double chain  is a component of a chain that is designed to connect two adjacent together. It is commonly used in heavy-duty industrial chains, such as those used in mining, construction, and agricultural machinery. A double chain is a component of a chain that is designed to connect two adjacent together. It is commonly used in heavy-duty industrial chains, such as those used in mining, construction, and agricultural machinery. A double chain is typically larger and more robust than a single chain , with two sets of pins, rollers, and plates. The two sets of pins are aligned parallel to each other and extend through the center of the, connecting it to the adjacent on either side. The rollers are positioned between the two sets of pins and rotate freely, allowing the chain to move smoothly over sprockets or other components. The plates provide the necessary strength and rigidity to transmit torque. Double chain are designed to withstand high loads and resist wear and fatigue, making them ideal for heavy-duty applications. They are typically made of high-strength steel or other durable materials and may be heat-treated or surface-hardened to further enhance their strength and durability.