ISO 6971:2002
ISO 6971:2002

ISO 6971:2002

September 2002
International standard Current

Cranked-link drag chains of welded construction, attachments and sprockets

ISO 6971:2002 specifies the characteristics of cranked-link drag chains of welded construction suitable for conveying bulk materials, together with associated attachments and chain sprockets. The chain dimensions specified in ISO 6971:2002 ensure interchangeability of both complete chains and individual links for repair purposes.ISO 6971:2002 is applicable to sprockets with between 5 and 20 teeth.Specifications are also given for five types of attachment for use with the conveyor chains conforming to ISO 6971:2002.

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Publication date

September 2002

Number of pages

14 p.

Reference

ISO 6971:2002

ICS Codes

21.220.30   Chain drives and their components

Print number

1 - novembre 2002
Sumary
Cranked-link drag chains of welded construction, attachments and sprockets

ISO 6971:2002 specifies the characteristics of cranked-link drag chains of welded construction suitable for conveying bulk materials, together with associated attachments and chain sprockets. The chain dimensions specified in ISO 6971:2002 ensure interchangeability of both complete chains and individual links for repair purposes.

ISO 6971:2002 is applicable to sprockets with between 5 and 20 teeth.

Specifications are also given for five types of attachment for use with the conveyor chains conforming to ISO 6971:2002.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 6971:1982
ISO 6971:1982
December 1982
International standard Cancelled
Welded steel type cranked link drag chains and chain wheels .

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