SKF PHC 80-1-WA2-C/L roller chain
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Roller chains
- Size
- ASA 80
- Series
- PHC
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Description
SKF PHC 80-1-WA2-C/L 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 PHC 80-1-WA2-C/L and any equivalents.
Part of the SKF PHC line, this roller chain handles the job of connecting toothed shafts so motion travels at a steady ratio. You will find it wherever a load has to be pulled, two mechanisms kept in step, or a conveyor driven. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line from Miami and helps buyers across the United States and Latin America pin down the right part number.
Reading the code takes a moment, but it pays off. After PHC comes a number that gives the pitch in eighths of an inch, so PHC 40 works out to half an inch and PHC 80 to one inch. The block that follows tells you the strand count, with 1 meaning single strand. Then come the WA1 or WA2 suffixes, which mark assembly or finish variants, and C/L, which means a connecting link ships with the chain. Put together, PHC 40-1-WA1-C/L and PHC 80-1-WA2-C/L are both single strand chains, differing in pitch and in variant.
Typical settings include food processing, cement, paper, textiles and material handling. Conveyors, bucket elevators, packaging machines, mixers and plant transmission drives all rely on chains of this kind, and the same holds in agriculture, where implements and dryers run in dusty conditions that call for a robust chain and good sealing.
Selection comes down to three things: pitch, strand count and connecting link type. Make sure the sprockets share the same pitch and that the shafts line up, since misalignment wears the chain unevenly. Regular lubrication and moderate tension go a long way toward service life. In dusty or humid locations, look at variants with surface treatment or sealing.
Roller chains from different brands can be swapped when pitch, strand count and roller dimensions line up. A similar part number alone proves nothing; the manufacturing standard and joint type also have to be checked. Our team can walk you through those compatibilities.
Have the chain part number, or just the pitch and strand count? Send the details by WhatsApp or email and we will quote it. The SKF PHC line is one of several we handle, so there is room to compare alternatives before you settle on the chain your machine needs.
Dimensions
- Standard
- ASA / ANSI
- Rows
- Single
- Packaging
- Unión (eslabón de conexión)
Frequently asked questions
- How do I determine the PHC chain pitch I need?
- Pitch is the distance between roller centers, written in eighths of an inch. PHC 40 equals 1/2" pitch and PHC 80 equals 1" pitch. The sprocket pitch or the equipment plate designation will tell you which one fits.
- What does the WA2 suffix indicate on a PHC chain?
- WA2 is an assembly or finish variant within the PHC series. Pitch and strand count stay as shown before it. Send the full part number and we will check the exact equivalence for you.
- Can a PHC chain replace one from another brand?
- It can, provided pitch, strand count and roller dimensions match. Standard roller chains are generally interchangeable when they follow the same standard. Comparing the full designation and the joint type before replacing is still the safe move.