Posted by Tsubaki Of Canada Ltd.
Since 1973, the Canadian market has trusted Tsubaki of Canada Limited, a division of Japan’s Tsubakimoto Chain Co.... Read more
Tsubaki of Canada manufactures a range of asphalt chains and sprockets.
During road-paving season, machinery must always perform at its utmost ability. This means every component must be engineered for asphalt operations – able to withstand hard aggregates, shock loads, intense heat, and continuous service. Tsubaki of Canada knows this. This is why the company manufactures lines of asphalt chains and sprockets that can handle the tough demands of paving applications, with critical benefits to boot.
Maximum strength and longevity
Tsubaki produces the strongest, longest-lasting asphalt chains on the market, including incline conveyor chains with pitches of four or six inches and with K-style or slotted M-style attachments. For maximum strength and longevity, the sidebars have been through-hardened to withstand high-impact loads, while the company has heat-treated the rollers specifically to resist abrasion in even the harshest operation conditions.
Tsubaki has built these asphalt chains with such critical advantages as tight press fit, higher strength, precise pitch control, and extended service life. Paving organizations are wise to choose Tsubaki chains for high quality, long-lasting operations, reliable performance even with high shock loads, durable operation in tough working conditions, and minimal downtime with few unplanned stops.
But using proper chains is not the only solution for asphalt applications. Tsubaki also designs and manufactures asphalt incline conveyor sprockets and related parts, built out of the finest materials and heat-treated for protection. Styles include the following:
Tsubaki recommends adding the Smart Tooth solution to asphalt sprockets, to eliminate guesswork on wear and extend chain life.
To learn more, contact Tsubaki.
Posted by Tsubaki Of Canada Ltd.
Since 1973, the Canadian market has trusted Tsubaki of Canada Limited, a division of Japan’s Tsubakimoto Chain Co.... Read more