Roller Chains According to DIN 8187
B-series roller chains are the most common type of drive chains. They are standardized 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 bushes, on which freely rotating rollers are mounted. The chains are made of steel. The exact grade of steel, production method and heat treatment of the steel of the individual parts vary by chain type, size and manufacturer.
The standard design of B-series chains includes simplex, duplex or triplex variants.
05B (8 mm × 3 mm)
06B (3/8″ × 7/32″)
08B (1/2″ × 5/16″)
10B (5/8″ × 3/8″)
12B (3/4″ × 7/16″)
16B (1″ × 17 mm)
20B (1 1/4″ × 3/4″)
24B (1 1/2″ × 1″)
28B (1 3/4″ × 1 1/4″)
32B (2″ × 1 1/4″)
40B (2 1/2″ × 1 1/2″)
48B (3″ × 1 3/4″)
Chains Construction
- Inner link
- Outer link
- Pin
- Bush
- Roller
Chains Fields of Use
The roller chains according to DIN 8187 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.
Chains Material
Steel.
Chains Code Description
Example:
08B-1 KettenWulf (1/2 × 5/16, DIN 8187) - 5m Roll
Code Part | Description |
---|---|
08B |
Type of chain |
1 |
Simplex |
KettenWulf |
Manufacturer |
1/2 × 5/16 |
Pitch in inches × internal width in inches |
DIN 8187 |
European standard (B-series) |
5m Roll |
Standard package |
Documents for Download
Dimensions and Parameters of DIN 8187 Roller Chains
TYMA CZ Data Sheets
Czech and English (PDF 371.93 kB)