MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP #80 Offset Conn Link 3PK 38865
Pack of three #80 offset connecting links for roller-chain power transmission
- #80 offset link joins roller chain ends
- Three-pack supplies spares for maintenance or repair
- Compatible with standard #80 roller chain systems
- Simple pin design enables quick installation
- New genuine Midwest Fastener hardware ensures reliable power transmission
#80 Offset Connecting Link 3-Pack
This pack contains three #80 offset connecting links designed to join roller chain ends when an odd number of pitches is required. They suit industrial and agricultural machinery as well as motorcycle and bicycle drivetrains that use #80 chain.
Replaces a worn or damaged offset link
Swap out a stretched or corroded link to restore proper chain engagement without replacing the full strand. The upgrade is worth it when the existing chain still has service life but the offset link shows visible wear or deformation.
Verify chain size and condition before ordering
Confirm the drivetrain uses #80 roller chain and that the remaining links and sprockets are not excessively worn. Check that the application can accommodate an offset link rather than a standard connecting link.
Highlights
- #80 offset link joins roller chain ends
- Three-pack supplies spares for maintenance or repair
- Compatible with standard #80 roller chain systems
- Simple pin design enables quick installation
- New genuine Midwest Fastener hardware ensures reliable power transmission
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
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Questions about this item
Which roller chain size does the #80 offset connecting link fit?
The #80 offset connecting link is made for ANSI #80 roller chain, matching its pitch and roller dimensions so the pins seat correctly in the link plates.
How is the #80 offset connecting link installed, and what step is often missed?
Press the pins through the roller chain ends, fit the offset link plates over them, then secure the supplied cotter pins or spring clips — skipping the cotter pins leaves the joint free to work loose under load.
When should the #80 offset connecting link be replaced?
Replace the link when the pins show visible wear grooves, the plates elongate beyond the chain’s pitch tolerance, or the cotter pins are missing or deformed during routine chain inspection.
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