Section 1800 Index CHAIN LUBRICATION SHANK BRUSH DISPENSERS...22 Consist of a central oiler with single or multiple feed valves.

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SHNK RUSH ISPENSERS... onsist of a central oiler with single or multiple feed valves.

..0 utomatic electro chain lubricators are especially suitable for intermittent operation.

..6-7 HELPFUL HINTS ON OPERTION N MINTENNE...8 MNUL HIN LURITORS.

They are turned on and off with a toggle shut-off. STNR HIN LURITION SYSTEMS.

1 Section 800 Index HIN LURITION...8 General and engineering data helpful in determining your lubricating requirements. SHNK RUSH ISPENSERS... onsist of a central oiler with single or multiple feed valves. ELETRO HIN LURITORS...0 utomatic electro chain lubricators are especially suitable for intermittent operation. They are turned on and off automatically with a solenoid valve. SPRE PRTS N ESSORIES HELPFUL HINTS ON OPERTION N MINTENNE...8 MNUL HIN LURITORS... Manual chain lubricators are ideal for continuous operation. They are turned on and off with a toggle shut-off. STNR HIN LURITION SYSTEMS...9 entral reservoir dispensing oil to one or more points. VLVE RUSHES... Section 800 Index onsist of a metering valve with sight which is then connected to various styles of brushes. SHNKS RUSHES... onsist of brushes attached to holders. VLVE RUSH ISPENSERS... onsist of a central full flow dispenser. P. O. OX 07, MNITOWO, WI -07 (90) FX (90) Internet sales@oilrite.com 7

2 hain Lubrication hain Lubrication hain Lubrication ll chains should be lubricated in order to protect a costly investment. You will profit by the recommendations made, since chain life will be increased many times. Even under dusty and abrasive conditions, lubrication is recommended. Only when it is impossible to lubricate should a chain be operated dry at a sacrifice in chain life. The primary purpose of chain lubrication is to provide a film of oil at all load carrying points where motion occurs. This will reduce friction, minimize wear, stretch, corrosion, and reduce power consumption. enefits obtained will pay for the lubricating equipment in a very short time. The proper selection of equipment for dispensing the lubricant to the wearing surfaces of the chain is of prime importance. Many factors influence the choice of equipment shown in this brochure. The selection of a suitable lubricant is equally important, and we suggest you consult your oil company. Helpful Engineering ata Power S= p= L= T P N P T. 000 H S T = of teeth driving sprocket N = RPM of driving sprocket p = Pitch dia. of driving sprocket S = hain speed in feet per minute P = hain pitch in inches H = Horsepower L = hain pull in pounds rive hains The amount and type of lubrication are governed by the type of chain and operating conditions. The lubrication needed will depend upon friction and heat. ll power drive chains create heat, some considerable, some little. Generally, the operating temperature should not exceed 60 F. Fig.. Proper lubricating methods for power drive chains can be divided into four areas, and selected from chart Fig... etermine pitch diameter in inches of the small sprocket.. etermine revolutions per minute of the small sprocket.. Extend lines from pitch diameter and RPM. The area in which these lines meet will indicate the lubricating method. The four recommended methods of chain lubrication are:. Slow speed area. Use brush lubricator with standard brushes.. Medium speed area. Use brush lubricator with either standard or nylon brushes.. High speed area. Use brush lubricator with nylon brushes for best wearing qualities.. Extremely high speed area. Use force feed oiling system to carry away heat. onveyor and Elevator hains The lubrication of these chains depends upon many factors, and operating conditions usually govern the method of lubrication. We will be glad to make specific recommendations for individual applications. Many methods of lubrication may be used which in most cases depend on the nature of the surrounding atmosphere. lean atmosphere may permit the use of brush type lubrication. The existence of lint or non-abrasive dust suggests the use of chain cleaners, followed by brush lubricating. hain cleaners are strongly recommended when abrasive conditions exist, and oiling even in these cases is considered advantageous as it will prolong chain life. hains operating at elevated temperatures (above 0 F) can be lubricated by brush oilers with stainless steel brushes, or with stainless steel wire wheel brushes, which are rotated by the chain, transferring oil from a pan to the underside of the chains. Spraying is also widely used to lubricate hot chains. Special methods of lubrication should be found, if possible, for chains which come in contact with material being handled. These problems are sometimes very difficult as the material itself might be very sensitive or prohibit the use of oil or grease. hain rush Lubrication The use of a brush is the most effective and reliable method of chain lubrication, avoiding excess oil, dripping and slippery floors. The bristles of a brush are flexible and will follow the contour of the moving chain thus spreading and distributing oil to essential high and low points. brush will also perform a cleaning action in addition to oiling. ccumulated dirt and old lubricants are wiped off automatically. rush type lubrication therefore accomplishes the dual function of oiling as well as cleaning. Oil-Rite s brush type lubricators are adaptable to most equipment. They may be selected from many styles, and if only a small space is available, components can be installed separately and connected with tubing. Standard brushes for general purpose use have specially selected bristles for oil retention and good wear. They are normally furnished with all regular catalog items. rimped black nylon brushes are available for greater wear resistance, longer life and are recommended for high speed chains. rimped stainless steel brushes can be used for lubricating high temperature chains (above 0 F) as well as for cleaning. Selection of brush size and mounting:. Select lubricator with a brush size wide enough to almost cover the chain width.. Whenever possible locate brush on the inside surface of the chain, so oil will penetrate chain links by centrifugal force.. rushes should ride the chain at a point where there is a minimum of sway to prevent damage to the brush.. Rotate brushes occasionally and adjust to compensate for wear. Provision is made on nearly all units for a minimum of ½ brush wear. hain leaning hains operating in dusty and dirty surroundings should be cleaned periodically. omplete removal of chains for cleaning purposes is not necessary as chains can effectively be cleaned automatically without removal. Stainless Steel rushes rushes with stainless steel bristles suitably mounted offer one method of chain cleaning. are should be taken to install the brushes at a point where chains sway is at a minimum. Wire Wheel rushes Wire wheel brushes are ideal for cleaning chains. They can be mounted on opposite sides of the chain and rotated by the chain itself, thus cleaning it automatically. Write us for recommendations regarding chain lubrication for your machinery. You can benefit from practical ideas tested and successfully used by others. 8 P. O. OX 07, MNITOWO, WI -07 (90) FX (90) Internet sales@oilrite.com

3 HIN LURITORS dispense oil by gravity from a reservoir to an integral brush through an adjustable needle valve. vailable with manual or electro shutoff. These units have an adjustable oil feed rate which is observed through the lower sight chamber. Flow to brush is controlled by either the manual shutoff or by wiring a solenoid valve across the line of the drive motor, providing automatic operation. The flexible bristles of the brush follow the contour of the moving chain and spread oil to all load-bearing points. rushes can be adjusted for wear and can be readily replaced. Reservoirs are transparent, breakresistant, high temperature plastic which allows quick visual check of oil supply. - 8 threaded mounting shank is provided with each unit. SINGLE LINE SYSTEMS manually or solenoid actuated, these systems are designed to operate with a central reservoir. onnected in series with a single line or pipe, it dispenses oil by gravity from a full flow dispenser to a valve brush, Style SFG. Shutting off oil supply on dispenser will immediately stop the flow of oil to the valve brush eliminating danger of reaching into drives in hazardous quarters. Remote mounting of brushes permit installation in narrow quarters. single dispenser for gravity feeding will feed up to valve brushes. Pressure dispensers can feed as many as 60 valve brushes from a single line. rushes can be adjusted for wear and can be readily replaced. MULTIPLE LINE SYSTEMS release oil from a centralized dispenser through multiple needle valves. These systems supply oil to widely separated points. They are controlled, observed and filled from one central station which eliminates danger of reaching into drives or hazardous quarters. Shutting off of oil supply at central dispenser will immediately stop oil flow to valves. However, the oil which remains in the tubing will dispense to brushes. entral dispensers can be equipped with to sight feed valves. Oil-Rite s new manifold multiple feed valve systems are very versatile and sturdy in construction. This exclusive and unique feature allows for the first time, the option of changing the manifold arrangement in the field by merely stacking them together. Each feed valve can be separately adjusted and the setting retained. Manual and solenoid controlled models are available. hain, Single & Multiple Systems Single hain Lubricators onsist of:. omplete System External piping is not required. Simply mount lubricator at a position where there is a minimum amount of chain sway. (ccessories shown on Page 6.) Single Line System onsists of:. entral ispenser Select capacity in Style EF or FF to suit. Example: at. No. -7-, (Shown on Page ).. Valve rush, Style SFG Select any one or combination Specify: Standard, Nylon or Stainless Steel ristles.. Tubing and Fittings To connect dispenser to valve brushes. (ccessories shown on Page 6.) Multiple Line Systems onsists of:. entral ispenser Select capacity in Style E or M to suit. Example: Electro Oiler, at. No. -9-, (Shown on Page ) Qt. ap., 0 Volts, 60 Hz. Feed Outlets. Shank rush, Style SFL(Page ). Select any one or combination Specify: Standard, Nylon or Stainless Steel ristles. Tube Fittings To connect multiple feed outlets of central dispenser to each shank brush. (ccessories shown on Page 6.) P. O. OX 07, MNITOWO, WI -07 (90) FX (90) Internet sales@oilrite.com 9

hain Lubricators ELETRO HIN LURITORS WITH RUSHES are especially suitable for intermittent operations.

The solenoid can also be operated by a separate switch or timer for intermittent use Oil is fed to brushes by gravity through a solenoid valve.

rop feeding can be observed through the viewing window in the mounting shank. The flexible bristles of the brush follow the contour of the moving chain and spread oil to all load-carrying points.

SPEIFITIONS: Pressure Temperature Metering Reservoir Valve ody Seals Sight overs tmospheric Pressure Gravity Feed Only Reservoir and Sight re Vented 60 F. Max.

4 hain Lubricators ELETRO HIN LURITORS WITH RUSHES are especially suitable for intermittent operations. They are turned on and off automatically with a solenoid valve which is wired across the line of the chain drive motor. The solenoid can also be operated by a separate switch or timer for intermittent use Oil is fed to brushes by gravity through a solenoid valve. It is then fed to an adjustable precision needle valve with a friction lock, which guards against loosening from vibration. rop feeding can be observed through the viewing window in the mounting shank. The flexible bristles of the brush follow the contour of the moving chain and spread oil to all load-carrying points. This results in a reduction of chain wear which prolongs the life of costly chains. Oiling occurs only when the chain moves through the brush riding on the chain. For typical installation, see page 9. SPEIFITIONS: Pressure Temperature Metering Reservoir Valve ody Seals Sight overs tmospheric Pressure Gravity Feed Only Reservoir and Sight re Vented 60 F. Max. crylic F. Max. Pyrex or Polycarbonate djustable Needle Valve with Solenoid Shutoff crylic,polycarbonate or Pyrex luminum lloy una-n Glass luminum lloy or Polypropylene Electro hain Lubricator with rush Style E Style E Voltage and Frequency rush Type, Size and Material (Natural, Nylon or Stainless Steel) Voltage and Frequency rush Type, Size and Material (Natural, Nylon or Stainless Steel) Polycarbonate OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL /6 7 /6 8 / 7 crylic Pyrex / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. GL. / / / / 9 /6 6 / /6 7 /6 6 7 /6 0 ia Round rush ia /6 ia / ia Flat rush Roto rush ia. Wide 7 ia Round rush ia ia / ia /6 Special - Please onsult Factory Flat rush Roto rush ia. Wide 7

MNUL HIN LURITORS WITH RUSHES are ideal for continuous operation. They are turned on and off with a toggle shutoff and oil is dispensed through a brush riding the chain.

The toggle shutoff is used to start and stop oil flow, but will not affect the metering adjustment. rop feeding can be observed through the viewing window in the mounting shank.

This results in a reduction of chain wear which prolongs the life of costly chains. ny desired amount of oil will be spread evenly on the chain assuring positive lubrication.

5 MNUL HIN LURITORS WITH RUSHES are ideal for continuous operation. They are turned on and off with a toggle shutoff and oil is dispensed through a brush riding the chain. Oil is fed to brushes by gravity through an adjustable precision needle valve with a friction lock, which guards against loosening from vibration. The toggle shutoff is used to start and stop oil flow, but will not affect the metering adjustment. rop feeding can be observed through the viewing window in the mounting shank. The flexible bristles of the brush follow the contour of the moving chain and spread oil to all load-carrying points. This results in a reduction of chain wear which prolongs the life of costly chains. ny desired amount of oil will be spread evenly on the chain assuring positive lubrication. For typical installation, see page 9. SPEIFITIONS: Pressure Temperature Metering Reservoir Valve ody Seals Sight overs tmospheric Pressure Gravity Feed Only Reservoir and Sight re Vented 60 F. Max. crylic F. Max. Pyrex or Polycarbonate djustable Needle Valve with Toggle Shutoff crylic,polycarbonate or Pyrex luminum lloy una-n Glass luminum lloy or Polypropylene Style OS Style OS Manual hain Lubricator with rush rush Type, Size and Material (Natural, Nylon or Stainless Steel) rush Type, Size and Material (Natural, Nylon or Stainless Steel) Polycarbonate OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. 7 7 / / 7 /6 6 /6 8 crylic Pyrex / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. GL. / / / / / 6 7 /6 7 7 / ia Round rush ia /6 ia / ia Flat rush Roto rush ia. Wide 7 ia Round rush ia ia / ia /6 Special - Please onsult Factory Flat rush Roto rush ia. Wide 7

Shank rush ispensers SHNK RUSH ISPENSERS consist of a central oiler with single or multiple feed valves and copper or plastic tubing which connects to

Remote mounting of brushes permit installation in extremely narrow quarters.

Shutting off oil supply on central oiler will immediately stop drop feeding of valves.

Manual or automatic solenoid valve controlled models are available.

Material vailable) Model or atalog Voltage and Frequency (If pplicable) of Feeds ( -, If pplicable) Shank rush ispensers Feeds L M /6 Style E /6 7 /6

7 For dditional information See Section 000 / 6 /6 6 / 6 /6 onnector Kit -67-7 /6 9 /6 0 /6 7 /6 0 0 7 /6-76- -76- -76- -76- -76- -76-6 -76-8 OZ. / OZ.

6 Shank rush ispensers SHNK RUSH ISPENSERS consist of a central oiler with single or multiple feed valves and copper or plastic tubing which connects to shank brushes. This system allows single or multiple chain oiling from one reservoir. Remote mounting of brushes permit installation in extremely narrow quarters. rop feeding is controlled by feed valves directly beneath central oiler, thus eliminating danger of reaching into drives in hazardous quarters. Shutting off oil supply on central oiler will immediately stop drop feeding of valves. The oil which remains in the tubing, however, will dispense to brushes. entral oilers can be equipped with to feed outlets. Manual or automatic solenoid valve controlled models are available. onnector Kit -67- SPEIFITIONS: Pressure Temperature Metering Reservoir Valves Seals Sight overs ody onnector Kit tmospheric Pressure Gravity Feed Only Reservoir and Sight re Vented F. Max. djustable Needle Valve with Solenoid or Toggle Shutoff Polycarbonate Steel, Plated or luminum lloy una-n Glass Polypropylene luminum lloy una N (Other Material vailable) Model or atalog Voltage and Frequency (If pplicable) of Feeds ( -, If pplicable) Shank rush ispensers Feeds L M /6 Style E /6 7 /6 dditional Valves Specify Part PT. QT. / GL. 7 For dditional information See Section 000 / 6 /6 6 / 6 /6 onnector Kit /6 9 /6 0 /6 7 / / OZ. / OZ. Outlet Thread Size -8 N.F. FOR OZ. REMOTE 7 MOUNTING 7 WITH PT. FEMLE QT. / GL. N.P.T. OUTLET For dditional information See Section 000 Special - Please onsult Factory Style E 9 /6 6 9 /6 6 9 /6 7 /6 9 / PT. QT. / GL. 7 For dditional information See Section 000 Feeds L M /6 Style M /6 7 /6 dditional Valves Specify Part / 6 /6 6 / 6 /6 7 /6 9 /6 0 /6 7 / / OZ. Style OSF Outlet Thread Size / OZ. -8 N.F. FOR OZ. REMOTE 7 MOUNTING 7 WITH PT. FEMLE QT. N.P.T. OUTLET / GL. For dditional information See Section 000 /6 6 / P. O. OX 07, MNITOWO, WI -07 (90) FX (90) Internet sales@oilrite.com

7 Shank rushes SHNK RUSHES consist of brushes attached to holders. Mounting means are provided. rushes can be adjusted for wear on most models and can easily be replaced at low cost. ll shank brushes can be supplied with natural, nylon, or stainless steel bristles. Shank rushes ristle Material SPEIFITIONS: Temperature dapters rackets rushes bove 0 F. use Stainless Steel rush luminum lloy Steel, Plated Natural, Nylon or Stainless Steel Style SFL Style SFL No. of Inlets / 6 9 Special - Please onsult Factory ½ djustment for wear Figure Style SFL Style SFL Shank rushes ia. ia. ia. / ia. ia. 9 /6 / ia. ia. ia. / ia. /6 /6 / ½ djustment for wear Style SFL Figure ia. ia. ia. / ia. ia. 7 /6 P. O. OX 07, MNITOWO, WI -07 (90) FX (90) Internet sales@oilrite.com

Valve rush ispensers VLVE RUSH ISPENSERS consist of a central full flow dispenser and copper or plastic tubing which is then connected to valve brushes.

Shutting off oil supply on dispenser will immediately stop drop feeding to valve brush.

single dispenser for gravity feeding will feed up to valve brushes. Manual or solenoid controlled models are available.

is Vented F. Max. Full Flow with Solenoid or Toggle Shutoff ¼ ia.

8 Valve rush ispensers VLVE RUSH ISPENSERS consist of a central full flow dispenser and copper or plastic tubing which is then connected to valve brushes. These systems allow single or multiple chain oiling from one reservoir. Remote mounting of brushes permit installation in narrow quarters. Shutting off oil supply on dispenser will immediately stop drop feeding to valve brush. The valve brushes can be fed at an extremely slow rate for application demanding a minimum oil film on chains. single dispenser for gravity feeding will feed up to valve brushes. Manual or solenoid controlled models are available. SPEIFITIONS Full Flow ispensers: Pressure Temperature Metering Port Reservoir Seals Shank over Filler ap tmospheric Pressure Gravity Feed Only Reservoir is Vented F. Max. Full Flow with Solenoid or Toggle Shutoff ¼ ia. Polycarbonate una-n luminum lloy Polypropylene Steel, Plated Model or atalog Voltage and Frequency (if pplicable) SPEIFITIONS ir Operated ispensers: Pressure 0 P.S.I. Max. Temperature 60 F. Max. for crylic F. Max. for Steel ir.f.m. at 0 P.S.I. Liquid G.P. H. at 0 P.S.I. omponents Externally Mounted Reservoir lear crylic or Steel, Painted overs luminum lloy Seals una-n atalog Valve rush ispensers Style EF OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. 7 7 For dditional information See Section 000 /6 /6 6 7 /6 /6 /6 atalog -8- QT. -8- / GL. -8- GL. -8- GL. For dditional information See Section 000 Style HP Manual Shutoff Style FF atalog OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. 7 7 For dditional information See Section 000 /6 /6 6 7 /6 /6 /6 atalog / OZ. GL. For dditional information See Section 000 Special - Please onsult Factory Style HP / 0 / P. O. OX 07, MNITOWO, WI -07 (90) FX (90) Internet sales@oilrite.com

9 Valve rushes VLVE RUSHES consist of a metering valve with sight which is then connected to various styles of brushes. mounting means is provided. rushes can be adjusted for wear and are easily replaceable at low cost. ll valve brushes can be supplied with natural, nylon, or stainless steel bristles. SPEIFITIONS: Temperature dapters rackets rushes Valve ody Seals bove 0 F. use Stainless steel rush luminum lloy Steel, Plated Natural, Nylon or Stainless Steel Steel, Plated una-n Valve rushes ristle Material ½ djustment for wear Figure ia. ia. ia. / ia. ia. W. Style SFG 6 /6 6 7 /6 /6 7 9 /6 ½ djustment for wear W/rip Tube Without ia. ia. ia. / ia. Style SFG 7 /6 Valve rushes ½ djustment for wear Style SFG Style SFG Straight ngled E / ia. ia. ia. / ia. /6 /6 / P. O. OX 07, MNITOWO, WI -07 (90) FX (90) Internet sales@oilrite.com

10 Spare Parts and ccessories Round rush rass Fittings Straight onnector Plasitc Fittings Straight onnector atalog Round rush Material / Natural Nylon Stainless Steel Natural Nylon Stainless Steel Natural Nylon Stainless Steel Natural Nylon Stainless Steel atalog -7- T onnector N.P.T. O.. Tube atalog -77- Straight onnector N.P.T. arb Spare Parts & ccessories Roto rush atalog With Holder Without Flat rush Roto rush Material Natural Nylon Stainless Steel atalog L onnector atalog -7- N.P.T. N.P.T. O.. Tube O.. Tube atalog -77- Straight onnector atalog arb N.P.T. to arb to /6 arb Tubing atalog With Holder Without Flat rush Material lear Flexible Polyurethane Tubing 90 L onnector Natural Nylon Stainless Steel Solenoid atalog O.. I.. atalog arb to arb to opper Tubing T onnector Solenoid Operator(Specify voltage Frequency) -7 6 Spare oil (Only) atalog Voltage and Frequency Volts - 60 Hz Volts - 60 Hz Volts - 60 Hz. Other Voltage and Frequency vailable. atalog -07- O.. I.. atalog -77- arb to arb to

11 Spare Parts and ccessories Polycarbonate Reservoirs No Hole With Hinge Lid Polypropylene Enclosure aps No Hole atalog Used On OZ. to PT. to / GL. atalog atalog With enter Hole OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. 7 /6 / OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. 7 /6 /6 8 9 atalog Used On OZ. to PT. to / GL. Polycarbonate Reservoir Filter atalog Mesh Filter 00 Mesh una-n Gaskets For Polycarbonate Reservoirs Wall atalog OZ. to PT. to / GL. O.. I.. / / Wall / crylic and Pyrex Reservoirs Spare Parts and ccessories crylic and Pyrex Reservoir Filter 00 Mesh una-n Enclosure Gaskets for crylic and Pyrex Reservoirs. I.. O.. Wall Reservoirs Pyrex atalog OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. / / / / Reservoirs crylic atalog / /6 /6 7 / 7 7 atalog OZ. PT. QT. / GL. GL. / 7 / 7 / 7 /6 7 7 /6 7 /6 atalog No Seals OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. /, & GL. O.. 7 / / 7 / / 7 / 9 /6 /6 I / / 7 Wall / OZ. / OZ. OZ. PT. QT. / GL. GL. GL. / / / / /6 7 7 P. O. OX 07, MNITOWO, WI -07 (90) FX (90) Internet sales@oilrite.com 7

12 Helpful information Helpful Information 8 HELPFUL HINTS FOR OPERTION N MINTENNE OF HIN ONVEYORS N ELEVTORS EXESSIVE NOISE Possible auses. Misalignment. Too little or too much slack. Improper lubrication. Loose casing or sprockets. Worn chain or sprockets What to o. heck alignment and correct. djust take-up. Lubricate properly (follow instructions in lubrication section). raw up all bolts...brace housings if necessary. Replace chain and sprocket WER ON HIN SIE RS N SIES OF SPROKET TEETH Possible auses. Misalignment. Obstruction in guides, ways or troughs What to o. orrect alignment of sprockets and shafts. Remove obstruction...repair or replace damaged guides, ways or troughs HIN LIMS SPROKETS Possible auses. Poorly fitting sprockets. hain worn long in pitch...or worn out. Insufficient chain wrap or excessive slack. Material build-up in sprocket tooth pockets. Loose or broken buckets What to o. Replace sprockets... and chain if necessary. Replace chain. Increase chain wrap with idler or adjust center for proper slack. Remove material build-up. Tighten, repair or replace buckets ROKEN PINS N ROLLERS Possible auses. onveyor speed too high for chain. Shock or suddenly applied loads. Inadequate lubrication. Material build-up in sprocket tooth pockets. uckets striking casing What to o. Use chain of shorter pitch or sprocket with more teeth. Reduce shock loads...easy starts give long life. Lubricate properly (follow instructions in lubrication section). Remove material build-up. heck bucket clearance with casing and tighten loose buckets PULSTION Possible auses. hain tension too low. hain speed too slow. Obstruction. Heavy or tacky lubricants. Sprockets with too few number of teeth, resulting in large amount of chordal action What to o. djust take-ups to restore proper tension. Increase size of sprocket or increase conveyor speed. Remove obstruction and be sure lower strand is not striking foreign obstruction, ways or trough. Lubricate correctly (follow instructions in lubrication section). Replace with sprockets having correct number of teeth HIN GETS STIFF JOINTS Possible auses. Misalignment. Material in chain joint. Improper lubrication. orrosion. Peening of side bars 6. Excessive overloads What to o. heck sprocket and shaft alignment, and correct replace damaged chain if necessary. Remove foreign material. Lubricate properly (follow instructions in lubrication section). Protect chain from corrosion with case...clean and lubricate more often. heck for interference between chain and another member, and correct ROKEN SPROKET TEETH Possible auses. Excessive shock loads. Objects wedged between chain and sprocket. hain climbing sprocket teeth What to o. void shocks...easy starts give long life. Remove and protect from foreign objects...alter trough at discharge point to prevent dropping of objects onto sprocket teeth. (Refer to hain limbs Sprocket) RPI WER ON TROUGHS, WYS OR SINGS Possible auses. brasive material or obstructions in troughs, ways or casings. ent or damaged flights, attachments or links. Insufficient trough lubrication What to o. Remove obstructions and try to avoid accumulation of abrasive material. Replace or repair damaged flights, attachments and links. Lubricate properly where lubrication is permitted MGE TO ONVEYE RTILES Possible auses. ent or damaged flights, attachments or links. Obstruction in troughs, ways or casings. Improper timing What to o. Repair or replace damaged parts. Remove obstruction. heck timing sequence, chain elongation, chain selection HIN LINGS TO SPROKETS Possible auses. Incorrect or badly worn sprockets. Heavy or tacky lubricants. Material build-up in driver sprocket tooth pockets What to o. Replace chain and sprockets. lean and lubricate properly. Remove material build-up...protect from contact with foreign material, or use sprockets with mud relief, pitch line clearance.

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