Industrial Transmission Chain

Learn how conveyor chain sprockets are engineered with innovative design solutions, encompassing tooth profiles, material selection, heat treatment, and surface finishing, to ensure durability, precision, and efficiency in conveyor systems.

Learn the key parts of roller chains, their functions, and the manufacturing process. CTS offers expert insights and quality roller chain solutions.

Explaining how to use the roller chain sizing chart step by step, how to measure your chain correctly, and when to replace it.

This blog tells about the Top Industrial Chain and Sprocket Brands in Japan, helping you know more about them.

Master roller chain sizing with our comprehensive guide. As an experienced roller chain manufacturer, we explain how to measure, choose, and apply the right roller chains.

Different roller types used on double-pitch roller chains—standard, oversized, outboard/side, top, plastic, stainless, and specialty rollers.

Dual-staked pins roller chains VS. Quad-staked pins roller chains, compare the differences.

CTS manufactures ISO 606 metric roller chains (DIN 8187/DIN 8188) and matching sprockets. View sizes(05B-32B), materials, selection tips, FAQs, and request a quote today.

We’ll cover everything you need to know about bucket elevator chains — from how they work, their structure and types, key specifications, materials used, common challenges, maintenance tips, and how to choose the right chain for your application.

Learn the difference between short pitch and double pitch roller chains, choosing the best that suits your machinery needs.

Comparison between standard and heavy-duty roller chains in strength, structure, and applications for industrial use.

Learn everything about ANSI (American National Standards Institute) roller chains—from their dimensional standards and numbering logic to material comparisons, practical application.

Learn what cast combination chains are, explore types like C55 and C188, and discover their industrial uses, features, and advantages in this in-depth guide.

C55 and CA550 chains are not interchangeable due to differences in design, application, and key dimensions.