MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 64248 No. 41 Roller Chain Offset Link 5PK
Five-pack of No. 41 roller chain offset links for repairing or extending power-transmission chains on motorcycles, bicycles and industrial equipment
- No. 41 chain fits standard power-transmission drives
- Offset link enables odd-length chain assembly
- Five links per pack covers typical repair needs
- Simple roller design delivers reliable mechanical power transfer
- New Midwest Fastener stock ready for industrial or agricultural use
Product identity
This MIDWEST FASTENER offset link pack contains five No. 41 roller chain links. It is intended for repairing or adjusting roller chain drives on bicycles, motorcycles and industrial or agricultural machinery.
Suitable uses and limits
The links suit anyone needing to join or shorten a No. 41 chain without a master link. They do not suit drives that require a different chain pitch or buyers who need a complete chain rather than individual offset links.
Pre-order checks
Verify that your existing chain is No. 41 pitch before ordering. Confirm the link count required for the repair or adjustment. Ensure you have the appropriate chain tool to install the offset links correctly.
Highlights
- No. 41 chain fits standard power-transmission drives
- Offset link enables odd-length chain assembly
- Five links per pack covers typical repair needs
- Simple roller design delivers reliable mechanical power transfer
- New Midwest Fastener stock ready for industrial or agricultural use
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
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Questions about this item
Which roller chain size must I already have for the No. 41 offset link to connect properly?
You need an existing ANSI No. 41 roller chain; the offset link is sized to match that pitch and roller diameter.
Will the No. 41 offset link mesh with worn sprockets on my older equipment?
It will engage if the sprockets are still within ANSI No. 41 wear limits; excessively hooked teeth can cause skipping or accelerated link wear.
How can I confirm the offset link is installed correctly after assembly?
The link plates should sit flush with the adjacent chain plates, the pin ends must be fully seated, and the chain should articulate smoothly by hand without binding.
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