428E Drive Chain
428E Drive Chain Components
Links：Links are the main parts that make up a drive chain, connecting together to form a continuous loop. Each link usually has two outer plates and two inner plates held together by pins. These links give the chain its length and flexibility, allowing it to bend around sprockets.
Rollers：Rollers, situated between the inner plates, help reduce friction when the chain meshes with sprocket teeth. They rotate around the pins, enabling smooth operation and reducing wear on both the chain and the sprockets.
Bushings：ushings are round tube-like parts placed between the pins and rollers. They work like small bearings, helping to cut down friction and wear between the chain’s moving parts. In some types of chains, the bushings are built directly into the inner plates.
Sprockets：Sprockets are wheels with teeth that catch and move the chain, helping to push or pull it forward. How fast and strong the system runs depends on the size of the sprockets and how many teeth they have.
Pins：Pins are the parts that connect the chain links together. They go through the holes in both the inner and outer plates and act as pivot points, letting the chain bend and move smoothly around the sprockets.
428E Drive Chain Product data information
| Model | unit | 219H |
| Pitch-（P) | mm | 7.774 |
| Roller Link width（Min.)-(W) | mm | 5.00 |
| Roller Dia(Max.)-(D) | mm | 4.59 |
| Pin Link Plate Thickness-(T1) | mm | 1.00 |
| Inner link plate Thickness-(T2) | mm | 1.20 |
| Inner Link Plate Heinght-(H) | mm | 7.50 |
| Pin Dia-(d) | mm | 3.01 |
| Overall Width Riv-(L) | mm | 11.70 |
| Minimum Tensile Strength | kgf | 750 |
| Average Tensile Strength | kgf | 850 |
Durable Drive Chains Made with Advanced Metal Materials
Our drive chains are crafted using a variety of high-quality metals and advanced heat treatment processes to meet the toughest transmission and operational demands. Whether you need a small or large chain, we offer a wide range of sizes and types to fit your specific needs. Trust our drive chains for long-lasting, reliable performance in any condition.
High-Quality Drive Chains for Every Requirement
We specialize in producing drive chains made from the finest metals and treated with precision heat processes. Designed to withstand even the harshest environments, our chains come in various sizes and types to meet the most demanding transmission requirements. No matter your application, we’ve got a drive chain that fits.
Precision Engineered Drive Chains for Heavy-Duty Applications
Our drive chains are engineered to handle the most rigorous operating conditions. Made from premium metals and heat-treated for extra strength, these chains are built to deliver unmatched reliability. Available in different sizes and styles, our chains are perfect for everything from small machines to large, industrial applications.
Where to Use the 428E Drive Chain
- Motorcycles
Why Choose The 428E Drive Chain
● Large reduction ratios
●Flexible shaft-to-shaft distances
●Multi-axis transmission (dual-side capability)
●OEM
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Frequently Asked Question
Our drive chains are made from a variety of high-quality metals, including steel and stainless steel, and are treated with advanced heat processes to ensure strength and durability in tough operating conditions.
We offer a wide range of drive chains, including roller chains, silent chains, multi-strand chains, and custom options. Each is designed to meet specific performance and load requirements.
To determine the right size, consider your application’s specifications, including load, speed, and operating conditions. Our product guides and customer service team can help you select the perfect chain for your needs.
Yes! Our drive chains are designed to handle heavy-duty applications, including machinery in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and construction. We offer heavy-duty chains made to withstand harsh conditions.
Yes, our drive chains are suitable for outdoor use. We offer options that are resistant to corrosion and wear, making them ideal for outdoor environments, including construction sites, agricultural equipment, and more.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the chain, ensuring proper lubrication, and checking for wear or damage. We also recommend periodic tension adjustments to keep the chain operating smoothly.
