Tsubaki chain products meet the demands of the automotive sector

The automotive sector is another important industry that Tsubaki serves.

Tsubaki of Canada’s chains are strong and versatile enough to suit applications in a variety of industries; they are highly useful in forestry, food processing, mining, and general manufacturing. The automotive sector is another industry that relies heavily on robust chain products, and Tsubaki is a top source of automotive chains.

With its complete technical development and quality-control systems, Tsubaki has what it takes to meet the automotive industry’s strict demands.

Helping provide hassle-free operations

With its range of automotive chains, Tsubaki serves this sector as a partner in providing hassle-free operations. Chain breaking or wear can interfere with production and result in unnecessary downtime and maintenance, which leads to lost money. So it is vital to use the suitable, high-quality chains and sprockets at all times.

Tsubaki offers a wide variety of chain sizes, types, and configurations, including standard and custom made-to-order chains that suit multiple applications. These products deliver added value and longer operational life for heavy-duty automotive applications, while resulting in higher productivity, reduced downtime, and higher profits. This is why auto plants across North America trust Tsubaki for first-rate, reliable chains and sprockets.

Tsubaki’s lineup of automotive chains includes the following:

• Accumulating conveyor chains. These products allow users to stop conveyed objects with a stopper as the chains run continuously. Sometimes referred to as free-flow chains, they were created to prevent damage to conveyed objects during accumulation mode. These conveyor chains have rollers that support conveyed objects; during accumulation, freely rotating rollers contact the bottom sides of conveyed goods, making operation smoother.
• Bearing roller chains. Designed for large conveyance, these chains have cylindrical roller bearings installed between the bushing and roller to reduce friction.
• Metric roller conveyor chains. Built for many continuous and intermittent handling applications in which belt, screw, and pneumatic conveyors are inappropriate. These chains allow a smooth, stable flow of raw materials and heavy bulk items, even in extreme conditions.
• Side roller chains. These double-pitch roller chains are designed for free-flow conveyance, typically in sets of two. They include standard or oversized side rollers.

To learn more, contact Tsubaki.

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