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Get to know Transport Chains/Lashing Chains
by admin on 25-06-26
Transport chains (also called lashing chains, tie-down chains, or binding chains) are high-strength alloy steel chains used to secure heavy, irregular, or high-value cargo during road transportation. Paired with hardware like binders, hooks, and shackles, they form a cri...
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Introduction to Lifting Chain of Grades: G80, G100 & G120
by admin on 25-06-17
Lifting chains and slings are critical components in all construction, manufacturing, mining, and offshore industries. Their performance hinges on material science and precise engineering. The chain grades of G80, G100, and G120 represent progressively higher strength ca...
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A Deep Analysis Regarding Round Link Chains and Shackles for Bucket Elevators in Cement Factories
by admin on 25-04-21
I. Importance of Choosing the Right Chains and Shackles In cement factories, bucket elevators are critical for transporting heavy, abrasive bulk materials such as clinker, limestone, and cement vertically. The round link chains and shackles bear s...
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Professional Introduction to Aquaculture Mooring Systems with Round Link Chains
by admin on 25-03-19
SCIC’s expertise in round link chains positions it well to address the growing demand for robust mooring solutions in deep-sea aquaculture. Below is a detailed breakdown of key considerations for mooring design, chain specifications, quality standards, and market opportu...
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What is the Key Considerations of the Flight Bars in Longwall Coal Mining？
by admin on 25-03-04
1. Material Considerations 1. High-Strength Alloy steel: Typically use high-carbon steel (e.g., 4140, 42CrMo4) or alloy steels (e.g., 30Mn5) for flight bars durability and wear resistance. 2. Hardness & Toughness: Case hardening (e.g., carbur...
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Slag Scraper Conveyor Chain (Round Link Chain) Materials and Hardness
by admin on 25-02-04
For round link chains used in slag scraper conveyors, the steel materials must possess exceptional strength, wear resistance, and the ability to withstand high temperatures and abrasive environments. Both 17CrNiMo6 and 23MnNiMoCr54 are high-quality alloy steels commonly ...
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How To Choose the Quality of Mining Chain Connectors?
by admin on 25-01-14
As a key component of the chain connection, the quality of the connector is directly related to the operational reliability and safety of the entire chain system. Whether it is a heavy-duty conveyor chain in mining or a variety of transmission chains, the importance of t...
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SCIC-AID D-class Vertical Chain Connector: Code for Reliable Connections
by admin on 25-01-14
SCIC-AID Class D vertical chain connector (chain lock) are guided by strict standards and follow the "MT/T99-1997 Flat Connector for Mining Round Link Chain", "MT/T463-1995 Inspection Code for Flat Connector for Mining Round Link Chain" and DIN22258-3 for design and manu...
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Some Guidelines on How Lashing Chains are Applied for Securing Cargo in Lorry Trucks
by admin on 24-12-31
The industrial standards and specifications for transport chains and lashing chains ensure safety, reliability, and compliance with regulatory requirements. Key Standards - EN 12195-3: This standard specifies the requirements for lashing chains used to secure cargo in ro...
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Some Aspects of Controlling Mining Chain Length Tolerances
by admin on 24-12-25
Key Techniques for Mining Chain Length Tolerance Control 1. Precision Manufacturing of mining chains - Calibrated Cutting and Fabrication: Each steel bar for a link is to be cut, formed & welded with high precision to ensure consistent lengths. SCIC has developed rob...
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A General Review of Longwall Coal Mine Conveying Chain Fatigue Life
by admin on 24-12-25
Round link chains for longwall coal mines are typically used in Armoured Face Conveyors (AFC) and Beam Stage Loaders (BSL). They are made of high alloy steel and to withstand the very harsh conditions of mining/conveying operations The fatigue life of conveying chains (...
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How to Ensure the Longevity and Accuracy of Round Link Conveyor Chains
by admin on 24-12-16
Hardness Requirements and Strength Round link chains for bucket elevators and Submerged Scraper Conveyor typically require a high hardness level to resist harsh wear and tear. Case-hardened chains, for example, can reach surface hardness levels of 57-63 HRC. The tensile ...
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