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Chain Tops

Chain Tops

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UHMW weld on chain tops for the lumber industry, non-marking low friction, soft high grip
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Chain Tops Details

Chain Tops

Weld-on chain tops are used widely in the lumber industry and have many advantages. The orange UHMW Chain Tops are great for applications where non-marking and back-up loads are a concern. The low friction surface is used in areas such as planed lumber conveyors, transfer conveyors, stackers/unstackers, etc. The softer high grip chain tops are again non-marking and have a grip surface for areas with incline and decline. These chain tops are all manufactured with a large carrying surface and thick 12 gauge steel for easy welding. Many different standard styles are available and customer sizes can be accommodated upon request.

Materials

Monprene

Nylon

UHMW

Urethane

Diversified Manufacturing

Diversified Plastics continually innovates and looks for ways to improve the life of a product and reduce procurement and maintenance costs. We help you choose the best process to maximize your investment.

MultiFab™ Technology

We combine the capabilities of Fabrication, Machining, Injection Molding, and PolyUrethane Casting under one roof to create an innovative solution for our customer. We call this MultiFab Technology.

Custom Fabrication

From design, to prototyping to process engineering, our experience with the wide range of plastic solutions allows us to solve any plastic component challenge.

Machining

Machining out of solid engineered plastic stock is the ideal way to create parts for applications that require tight tolerances and uniform finish in low- to mid-quantity runs.

Injection Molding

Injection molding and overmolding is an extremely flexible process that dramatically reduces waste and cost when creating parts especially in mid- to high-volume runs.

Urethane Casting

Pouring liquid urethane into molds and allowing it to cure is a proven method for creating parts in a multitude of shapes, sizes and durometers.

Thermoforming

Forming plastic sheet material with heat and pressure is a very cost-effective and versatile process with low set-up and tooling costs, making it efficient for low volume runs.

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