63 Flexible Chain
The 63A flexible chain supports the product on flat POM plates with intermeshing edges. Central joints beneath the carrying face let adjacent links follow the route.
- Link Version
- 63A flat fingered
- Pin Material
- SUS201
- Chain Mass
- 0.78 kg/m / 0.52 lb/ft
Use the actual 63A plate and underside reference when replacing the chain. Keep the required joint geometry with the order.
Matching Sprocket
For 63-series chains. Confirm the tooth count and shaft opening.
Matching Sprocket
For 63-series chains. Confirm the tooth count and shaft opening.
Support the Base Above an Articulated Joint
The 63A's fingered edge pattern allows neighboring plates to turn relative to one another. The flat carrying region supports the base while the central link follows the track below. Small feet must stay over supported areas through that motion.
This 63A configuration has a mass of 0.78 kg/m, with PA6 joint components and SUS201 pins. Keep the exact link reference with a replacement order. Compare other 63-family versions using their own samples and drawings.
Specifications
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Converted Value |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Value: 63A | |
| Weight | Value: 0.78 kg/m | Converted Value: 0.5241 lb/ft |
| Colour | Value: White | |
| Body Material | Value: POM | |
| Joint Component Material | Value: PA6 | |
| Pin Material | Value: SUS201 | |
| Conveyor Length | Value: ≤12 m | Converted Value: ≤39.3701 ft |
| Speed | Value: ≤50 m/min | Converted Value: ≤164.042 ft/min |
Dimensions & Fit
Compare the drawn plate outline and underside seating surfaces with the installed chain. Measure link spacing and show the drive reference for an engagement check.
Review product support through the curve with the intended guide setting. At discharge, inspect the smallest base as it crosses the gap. Show the return route separately so joint articulation can be checked beyond the carrying run.
Link Small-Product Handling Stations
A flat fingered chain can provide a narrow carrying path between small-product processing or packaging stations. The track routes the links while the side guides determine the product's position on the top face.
With frequent starts and stops, product contact and chain pull change over the cycle. Check both spaced conveying and any downstream queue. The base must also remain supported where the lane turns or passes onto the receiving conveyor.
Request a 63A Quote
Provide the 63A reference, required length and quantity with a link sample or underside photographs. Include product footprint, stopping pattern and the conveyor route.