ASA 100 roller chain

Read the pitch from the ASA number: the first digit (or first two) counts eighths of an inch, so ASA 40 works out to 4/8 = 1/2" and ASA 80 to 8/8 = 1". The final digit tells you the type: 0 for standard roller chain, 1 for lightweight chain (ASA 41) and 5 for rollerless bushing chain (ASA 25 and 35).

A quote only needs the part number stamped on the link plates. If you can't read it, measure the pitch (center to center between two neighboring pins) and the inside width, then tell us the number of strands and how many pitches or meters you need.

Besides the brands below, we manufacture our own ANSI roller chains with up to six strands.