chain all to "false knits": what's his name?

[reggio]

hi, I look for a chain formed all by shaped mesh type false mesh, i.e. on one side are wide and on the other narrow (see false mesh below to dx http://it.misumi-ec.com/pdf/fa/p2141.pdf) in this way the shirts are all equal (not internal and external as in the classic chains).
I usually saw them used in the agricultural sector. . .

I wanted to know their name in order to be able to search for them, for accuracy I look for a step 5/8" approximately and if possible to perforated pins.

Can you help me?

 

[radio]

I found something on the Queen catalog http://www.regina.it/comuni/letteratura/c11a00ei.pdf (page 32: heavy duty drive (chabelco) series
false knit chains for heavy transmissions)
I hope you're useful, even if you're talking about "big rock."

Bye.

 

[sampom]

hi, I look for a chain formed all by shaped mesh type false mesh, i.e. on one side are wide and on the other narrow (see false mesh below to dx http://it.misumi-ec.com/pdf/fa/p2141.pdf) in this way the shirts are all equal (not internal and external as in the classic chains).
I usually saw them used in the agricultural sector. . .

I wanted to know their name in order to be able to search for them, for accuracy I look for a step 5/8" approximately and if possible to perforated pins.

Can you help me?

cited by an old cator catalog (now englobed by queen):probe chains, tractors, excavators (disassembled with copulated pins)However, they only start by step 42.01.

greetings
Mar

 

[reggio]

thank you, in the radio attachment step 40,... there is but it would be cmq too big (heavy especially) and without perforated pins... :
I also searched through the marbettrexnord chains, but they're not good...
Uhmmm I thought I'd do it in the sheet and bushings and... but it gets too expensive... I'll have to change my way. .

thanks to all:d