DIAMOND 35MS BR roller chain
- Brand
- DIAMOND
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Roller chains
- Size
- ASA 35
- Series
- Multi-Service
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Description
DIAMOND 35MS BR belongs to roller chain, part of our Power transmission range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for 35MS BR and any equivalents.
A roller chain from the Diamond Multi-Service line links two sprockets so that motion and torque move from one shaft to another. Drives that need the chain to stay in step and hold up under friction are the usual places it shows up: conveyors, mixers, compressors and production equipment. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to buyers in the United States and Latin America, and can help work out which chain fits the job.
The code on a Multi-Service chain tells you two things. The leading figure is the pitch, sized to the ANSI standard, and the letters after it describe the chain type, covering the Multi-Service family and a particular way the chain is built or lubricated. Take 35MS BR: 35 is the pitch and MS BR is the ending, with MS standing for Multi-Service and BR for that build variant. Before ordering, know both the pitch and the ending you need.
These chains handle a broad range of duties. Food and beverage plants run them on belt and roller conveyors; chemical and petrochemical operations use them on mills, mixers, pumps and compressors. Automotive plants, cement works and material handling systems rely on them too. Dust, humidity and fluctuating loads are manageable as long as the pitch and strength suit the drive.
When picking a chain, look at the power being transmitted, the shaft speed, the distance between centers and the conditions around the drive. Sprocket alignment and correct tension matter, since either one being off shortens chain life. Lubrication can be manual, by drip or in an oil bath, and it quiets the drive as well as reducing wear. Where contaminants are a concern, consider versions with seals or surface treatments. Use the right tools during assembly so the rollers and plates are not damaged.
Roller chains follow ANSI standards, so chains from different makers that share the same pitch and dimensions can be swapped. On a replacement, check pitch, strand count and ending type. If the code you have does not line up with Diamond nomenclature, a conversion table can point to an equivalent. MR Industrial Accessories LLC can help you identify a chain that keeps your equipment running as it did before.
To get a quote, send the exact code or size through WhatsApp or email. The team replies promptly and can suggest equivalents or assist with selection. If a reference is not listed, send the model or the chain details and a quote will follow.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- What does 35MS BR tell me about a Diamond chain?
- The 35 is the ANSI pitch size, and MS BR marks the Multi-Service series plus a build variant. Reading the code this way lets you match pitch and ending to your drive.
- How do I pick the right roller chain for my equipment?
- Look at power, speed, center distance and the environment, then confirm the pitch and strand count on the existing sprocket. Send us your equipment details and we will help you choose.
- Do Diamond Multi-Service chains interchange with other brands?
- They do, as long as the other chain follows ANSI and matches the same pitch and dimensions. Compare pitch, strands and ending when replacing, and we can help find the equivalent if the code differs.