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Note: For heat transfer only — not suitable for lifting.
4 Proof Coil Kiln Chain is available i: various alloy and high-carbon steels, as well as the popular low-
carbon steel. While not possessing the same heat-transfer properties as Spira-Loop and Loop Chain,
4 it can, nevertheless, be effectively used in kilns where severe temperatures are not encountered. Furnished
: in ready-to-install or continuous lengths, with or without end links. Can be heat-treated (400+ Brinell) or
: = Es carburized (500+ Brinell) for greater wear-resistance as required.
i ' Chain Si dT Link Dimensions Weight, Foot Surface Area,
: se Mat. Dia. x IW. x LL. (Carbon Steel) Foot
Ea ‘3 on : 5 /8°" (21 /32) Proof Coil 21 /32"" x 1" x 1-7/8” |6.42 | 4.101bs. | -636 Ft.2
; : : 3/4” (25/32) Proof Coil 25 /32°’ x 1-1/8” x 2-1/8” | 5.66 | 5.95 Ibs. | -770 Ft.?
, zs 7/8" (29/32) Cement Chain} 29/32” x 2-1/4" x 4” 7.35 Ibs. .790 Ft.?
it 7/8" (29/32) Proof Coil 29/32” x 1-3/8" x 2-1/2” | 480 | 8itibs. | 893 Ft
*. d 1° (1-1/32) Proof Coil 1-1/32" x 1-1/2” x 2-3/4" 10.77 Ibs. 1.030 Ft.?
ei Weights and dimensions are approximate and subject to plus or minus tolerance of 4%.
: NOTE: for carbon steel — wt. based on sp. gr. of .283 Ib/in?.
Items shown in bold type normally carried in stock.
Note: For heat transfer only — not suitable for lifting.
Provides a new high standard in heat transfer — assuring low chain
costs, longer life! Available in Type K (Carroll Alloy), AISI 8620 Increased surface area and weight per foot intensify scraping action
Alloy, and various carbon steels. and help eliminate mud-ring formations. Greater surface area per foot
. . decreases number of pieces required, thereby lowering installation
Spira-Loop, the original overlapped circular chain, has approximately costs. Spira-Loop Chain is furnished in ready-to-install lengths,
50% more heat-transfer area than Ring Chain, and almost 100% more requiring no enlarged end links. Can be heat-treated (400+ Brinell)
than Proof Coil. The round-link design, with long overlapping section, or carburized (500+ Brinell) for greater wear-resistance as required.
assures maximum surface area, and permits the flow of slurry or
work-load through the links, creating Spira-Loop’s remarkable heat-
transfer properties. The link shape, and double thickness which also
acts as an eccentric, provide for link rotation, maximum flexibility,
and even wear distribution. Self-cleaning. Non-kinking. : . CC
HEART-SHAPED U-SHAPED SPIRA-LOOP
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HANGERS
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individual wear-prevention of stainless steel. alloy steel, and warious types connecting to various kiln
pockets for double: hung chain. of stauniess steel shell anchoring waits
Weights and dimensions are approximate and subject to a plus or minus tolerance of 4%.
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< | ‘: 4 ‘a fy) F | 7 ‘ a Provides excellent heat transfer — assures long chain life, low costs!
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iF Se y 9 v | ») @-: of sizes; and configurations designed for highest necessary thermal
R * i wh s ¥ é % {, oh. oY efficiency.
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be 2 ( { E 7 ie ee ae A sd Sis surface area than Proof Coil Chain. Circular shape, which permits
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UY 9 At ; @i reducing fuel costs. Circular design also facilitates link rotation,
A: Teer een ea ~ ensuring maximum flexibility, minimum kinking, self-cleaning, and
>) 4 By okey te ety: even distribution of wear. Flash-welding provides controlled, high-
He } Bayes Te SE ¢ : quality welds, free of foreign materials.
*f Greater surface area and weight increase the scraping action on kiln
Px. ee . ité a wall, helping to prevent the formation of mud rings. Less expensive
i < =e Pe - Ames than Proof Coil per sq. ft. of surface area, Ring Chain
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N or - sy > a ¥ ny sane Bo AF, > same amount of surface area. Available in ready-to-install lengths,
— e@ *7, om me Vy i - requiring no enlarged end links. Can be heat-treated (400+ Brinell)
- WV ww 8 > ~ — < 4 @ orcarburized (500+ Brinell) for greater wear-resistance as required.
j RING-TYPE CARBON & ALLOY STEEL KILN CHAIN
Link Dimensions Links Weight Surface Area Surface Area Surface Area
#. Mat’'l. x Per Per Foot Per Link Per Foot Per Weight
ae — Inside Dia. Foot (Ibs) (in?) (ft?) (in? /Ib)
| pr [evserxsy [400 | tn99 | avoo [uta | 1400
f 1-1 /32” x 3-9/16" 11.81 46.70 14.00
\ y 1-1/8" | 1-1/8" x 3-1/2" 14.04 51.30 13.00
he 2 1-1/4" | 1-1/4" x 4" 17.19 64.83 11.00
ij TAY-LOOP RING-TYPE STAINLESS STEEL KILN CHAIN
ied Ze Link Dimensions Links Weight Surface Area Surface Area Surface Area
S ie Mat'l. x Per Per Foot Per Link Per Foot Per Weight
Inside Dia. Foot (Ibs) (in?) (ft?) (in? /Ib)
; g Weights and dimensions are approximate and subject to a plus or minus tolerance of 4%.
NOTE: A. Following Stainless Steels are available: Type A.I.S.I. 304, 309.
B. Other Stainless Steel materials available upon request.
C. Weights are based on sp. gr. of .29 Ib/in? for stainless, and .283 |b /in? for carbon and alloy.
D. Items shown in bold type normally carried in stock.
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BETTER PRODUCTS BETTER PRODUCTS
GREATER EFFICIENCY GREATER EFFICIENCY
LOWER COST LOWER GOST
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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2. POSITION SHACKLE OVER HANGER
3. PUSH PIN THROUGH SHACKLE AND HANGER
4. PLACE LOCKING PLATE IN ITS RECESS
5, STRAIGHTEN LOCKING PLATE WITH
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