Chain plate features include:

Strong load-bearing capacity

 It can bear larger weights and is suitable for conveying heavy-duty materials.

Good wear resistance

The surface of the chain plate is usually treated to have better wear resistance and extend its service life.

Smooth operation

The sprocket drive makes the chain plate movement stable, ensuring that there will be no bumps or slippage during material transportation.

Wide range of application

 It can be used for horizontal, inclined or vertical conveying, and is suitable for a variety of different working environments and material types.

Chain plates are widely used in material transportation in industrial production, such as mining, metallurgy, chemical industry, food, machinery manufacturing and other industries. They can transport various granules, powders, and block materials, and can also be used in assembly lines, automated production lines, and other fields.

Depending on the specific application requirements, the chain plate type, size, material and other parameters will vary. When selecting and using chain plates, factors such as the characteristics of the conveyed materials, working environment, and conveying speed need to be considered to ensure their normal operation and efficient work.