MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 75866 #60 Offset Link 4PK
A four-pack of #60 roller-chain offset links for mechanical power transmission
- #60 chain size fits standard roller chain drives
- Four offset links per pack for quick repairs
- Simple reliable power transmission for machinery
- New genuine Midwest Fastener hardware
- Manufacturer part 75866 ensures correct fit
Chain link for power transmission
The MIDWEST FASTENER 75866 is a #60 offset link supplied in a four-pack for roller-chain drives. It connects chain ends when an odd number of pitches is required on bicycles, motorcycles, or industrial and agricultural machinery. The link is a simple, reliable component for mechanical power transmission.
Behaviour under sustained load
The offset link transmits power continuously across the chain articulation without a master-link clip to loosen. Its pressed-fit pins maintain alignment through repeated tension cycles on drives that run for long periods. The four-pack provides spares so a worn link can be replaced without waiting for a new order.
Thermals noise and power draw
The steel link produces no heat, noise or electrical draw of its own; it simply transfers the load imposed by the drive system. Temperature and sound depend entirely on the sprockets, lubrication and motor driving the chain. The link adds no parasitic loss beyond normal roller-chain friction.
Highlights
- #60 chain size fits standard roller chain drives
- Four offset links per pack for quick repairs
- Simple reliable power transmission for machinery
- New genuine Midwest Fastener hardware
- Manufacturer part 75866 ensures correct fit
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
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Questions about this item
Does the #60 offset link generate noticeable heat or noise during continuous operation?
As a passive roller-chain component it has no moving parts of its own and produces no heat or noise; any sound or warmth comes from the surrounding drivetrain.
What existing chain size must I already have for this #60 offset link to fit?
It connects directly to ANSI #60 roller chain, so you need a matching #60 chain on the equipment.
Will this #60 offset link work with older roller-chain sprockets already on my machine?
Yes, it follows standard #60 dimensions and meshes with existing #60 sprockets without modification.
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