MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 38863 #60 Heavy Offset Connecting Link 3PK
Three heavy-duty offset connecting links join #60 roller chain for mechanical power transmission
- #60 heavy offset link fits standard roller chain
- Three-link pack supplies spares for quick repairs
- Simple pin-and-roller design transmits power efficiently
- New Midwest Fastener stock ensures reliable performance
- Direct-from-manufacturer shipment guarantees authentic parts
Chain Size & Application
This pack supplies three #60 heavy offset connecting links for roller chain assemblies. They join chain ends on bicycles, motorcycles, industrial drives and agricultural equipment where mechanical power must be transmitted reliably. The links suit maintenance crews and machine shops that keep spare hardware for quick repairs.
Critical Specification
Each link is stamped #60, which identifies the chain pitch and roller dimensions the part must match. Using a different size will prevent the rollers from engaging the sprockets and cause immediate drive failure. Verify the existing chain is marked #60 before fitting these links.
Durability & Maintenance
The heavy offset design adds material at the stress points so the link withstands repeated loading cycles in dirty or outdoor environments. No lubrication system is included, so regular chain oiling remains the installer’s responsibility. The three-pack format lets technicians replace a worn section without opening a full chain reel.
How it compares
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- Price $10.99
- Cheaper than about 87% of the 397 comparable items (median $91.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | MIDWEST FASTENER |
Questions about this item
What does the #60 chain size mean when I install this link?
It identifies the link as matching ANSI #60 roller chain, so it fits the same pitch and roller width used on many industrial and agricultural drives.
Which chain standard does this connecting link follow?
The link is made to ANSI #60 dimensions, which caps the pitch at 3/4 inch and sets the pin and roller diameters for that series.
What do I need on the chain to mount this offset link?
You need an open pin and roller on one end of the #60 chain so the offset link can bridge the gap and close the loop.
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