Roller Chain Links 04C 05B 06B 06C 08A 08B 10A 10B - 32A #25 #35 #40 #50 - #160

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Roller Chain Links 04C 05B 06B 06C 08A 08B 10A 10B - 32A #25 #35 #40 #50 - #160

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Chain.No: 04C-1(#25) Full Links

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Roller Chain Connecting Links — Full & Half Links for ANSI and BS Chains #25 to #160

When a drive chain snaps mid-job or needs a precise length adjustment, sourcing the right connecting link fast is critical — whether you're a maintenance technician, agricultural equipment operator, or industrial machinery builder. These roller chain links are stocked across the most common ANSI (A-series) and BS (B-series) chain numbers, from the compact #25 (04C-1) up to the heavy-duty #160 (32A-1/32B-1), so you can get back running without waiting on a full chain order.

Each connecting link is a single-pitch master link assembly compatible with its corresponding roller chain standard. Full Links provide a complete closed-loop connection, while Half Links allow fine-tuning of chain length by adding a half-pitch increment. Available chain numbers span: 04C-1 (#25), 05B-1 (#35), 06B-1 (#35), 06C-1 (#35), 08A-1 (#40), 08B-1 (#40), 10A-1 (#50), 10B-1 (#50), 12A-1 (#60), 12B-1 (#60), 16A-1 (#80), 16B-1 (#80), 20A-1 (#100), 20B-1 (#100), 24A-1 (#120), 24B-1 (#120), 28A-1 (#140), 28B-1 (#140), 32A-1 (#160), and 32B-1 (#160). Pitch dimensions range from approximately 6.35 mm (1/4 in) for #25 up to 50.8 mm (2 in) for #160.

Typical applications include conveyor system repair, agricultural machinery chain replacement, industrial gearbox drive maintenance, go-kart and small engine drivetrain assembly, and roller chain length adjustment for custom fabrication projects. Whether you need a single replacement roller chain connecting link or a pack of 4 for a maintenance kit, select your chain number and quantity above.

🔗 Compatible with standard single-strand ANSI A-series and BS B-series roller chains. Match your chain number (e.g., #40, #50, #60) to the Chain.No option above. Full Links suit standard closed loops; Half Links suit odd-pitch length adjustments.

✅ Key Features of These Roller Chain Connecting Links

📐 Wide Size Range — #25 to #160
Covers 20 chain number variants across ANSI A-series and BS B-series standards, from the lightweight 04C-1 (#25) to the heavy-load 32B-1 (#160), eliminating the need to source from multiple suppliers.
🔩 Full Links & Half Links Available
Full Links close the chain loop at a standard pitch; Half Links add a half-pitch increment for precise chain length tuning — both types stocked for most chain numbers.
⚙️ ANSI & BS Dual-Standard Coverage
A-series (ANSI) and B-series (BS/DIN) variants are listed separately by chain number, ensuring dimensional compatibility with your existing drive chain without guesswork.
🏭 Industrial-Grade Construction
Manufactured to roller chain connecting link dimensional standards with hardened side plates and a spring clip or cotter pin retention system suited to the chain size.
📦 Single or Pack-of-4 Quantity Options
Order 1 piece for an immediate repair or 4 pieces to stock your maintenance kit — quantity options available for most chain numbers to reduce per-unit cost.
🔄 Drop-In Replacement Fit
Designed as direct replacement connecting links — no modification required. Match your chain number, select Full or Half Link, and install using standard chain tools.

📐 Technical Specifications — Roller Chain Connecting Links

Product Type	Roller Chain Connecting Link (Master Link)
Chain Standards	ANSI A-series / BS B-series (single strand)
Available Chain Numbers	#25, #35, #40, #50, #60, #80, #100, #120, #140, #160
Link Types	Full Links / Half Links
Pitch Range	6.35 mm (1/4 in) — 50.8 mm (2 in), varies by chain number
Material	See variant options
Surface Finish	See variant options
Retention Type	Spring clip or cotter pin (varies by chain size)
Strand Count	Single strand (1-row)
Weight	See variant options
Quantity per Order	1 piece or 4 pieces (select above)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I identify which chain number I need?

Locate the chain number stamped on the side plate of your existing chain (e.g., "40", "50", "60"), or measure the pitch — the center-to-center distance between two consecutive pins. Common pitches: #25 = 6.35 mm, #35 = 9.525 mm, #40 = 12.7 mm, #50 = 15.875 mm, #60 = 19.05 mm, #80 = 25.4 mm. Match that number to the Chain.No dropdown above.

What is the difference between a Full Link and a Half Link?

A Full Link (also called a master link or connecting link) joins two ends of a chain at a standard pitch interval, completing a closed loop. A Half Link adds exactly half a pitch to the chain length, which is useful when your required chain length falls between two whole-link counts. Use a Half Link when you need to fine-tune chain tension without replacing the entire chain.

What is the difference between A-series (ANSI) and B-series (BS) chain numbers?

A-series chains follow the ANSI/ASME B29.1 standard (common in North America), while B-series chains follow the BS/ISO 606 standard (common in Europe and Asia). Although they share the same pitch for a given chain number, the roller diameter, inner width, and plate dimensions differ. Always match the series letter (A or B) as well as the number — for example, 08A-1 (#40 ANSI) and 08B-1 (#40 BS) are not interchangeable.

How strong are these connecting links compared to the chain itself?

Connecting links manufactured to standard specifications are rated to match the minimum tensile strength of the corresponding chain. For critical load-bearing or high-speed applications, verify that the link's rated tensile strength meets your application's requirements. For the specific tensile rating of a given chain number, refer to the ANSI or BS chain standard tables or contact us to confirm.

Are these links corrosion-resistant? Can I use them outdoors or in wet environments?

Standard roller chain connecting links are manufactured from carbon steel and may have a surface treatment (such as zinc plating or black oxide) that provides moderate corrosion resistance for general indoor and light outdoor use. For continuously wet, marine, or chemically exposed environments, consider applying chain lubricant regularly or contact us to confirm whether a stainless steel or nickel-plated variant is available for your chain number.

Can I use one of these links to repair a chain on agricultural or conveyor equipment?

Yes. Roller chain connecting links are the standard repair method for agricultural machinery (combine harvesters, balers, augers) and conveyor drive systems. Select the chain number that matches your existing chain, choose Full Link for a standard repair, and install using a chain breaker tool and a pair of pliers to seat the spring clip. For heavy-duty conveyor chains running at high speed, ensure the cotter pin type link is used rather than a spring clip for added security.

Should I order 1 piece or a pack of 4?

Order 1 piece if you need an immediate single repair. Order a pack of 4 if you maintain multiple machines, run a workshop, or want to keep spares on hand — the pack of 4 reduces the per-unit cost and ensures you have links ready for the next breakdown without waiting for reorder. Packs of 4 are available for most chain numbers in the #25–#60 range.

How do I install a roller chain connecting link?

1. Thread the connecting link's pin plate through both open ends of the chain. 2. Place the outer plate over the pins. 3. For spring clip types: seat the clip with the closed end facing the direction of chain travel. For cotter pin types: insert and spread the cotter pins. 4. Check that the link moves freely and is fully seated before running the chain under load. Use a chain assembly tool for larger chain numbers (#80 and above).

🛒 Select your Chain.No and QTY above, then add to cart.