
TSUBAKI RF06B-SS attachment chain
- Brand
- TSUBAKI
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Roller chains
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Description
TSUBAKI RF06B-SS belongs to attachment 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 RF06B-SS and any equivalents.
The TSUBAKI RF B-SS is a stainless steel roller chain with welded attachments that let you mount rakes, buckets or drag plates directly onto the links. It is intended for conveying or elevating materials where moisture, washdown or chemical exposure would quickly damage a standard chain. Typical applications include treatment plants, food processing and other corrosive processes.
The code breaks down as follows: RF denotes a metric pitch roller chain built to BS standard; the number that follows RF gives the pitch (RF06B-SS, for instance, is a 3/8" pitch); B means single strand; SS means stainless steel. What sets this variant apart is the attachments, which are welded to the links. Their number and placement vary with the pitch and link type. To pick the right chain, you first need to establish the pitch, the number of strands and the attachment style.
In US plants, this chain shows up in drag conveyors, bucket elevators, industrial washers, effluent treatment systems and food equipment that is washed frequently. It also fits chemical processes where carbon steel would rust through in short order. The stainless version handles humid conditions and moderate acids and alkalis, provided you stay within the material's limits. It is a practical way to replace standard chains in spots where corrosion cuts service life short.
Selection should account for pitch, working load, speed and the surrounding environment. Lubrication must suit both stainless steel and the process; in food applications, lubricants rated for incidental contact are the norm. Proper sprocket alignment and correct tension head off premature wear and chain jump. Attachments are secured with bolts or rivets, depending on the accessory being pulled. When washdowns are frequent, inspect pins and plates periodically for fatigue or corrosion.
Attachment chains come in various brands and standards. TSUBAKI's RF series follows BS standard, so its pitches line up with other equivalent BS chains. For replacement, confirm that pitch, inner width and roller diameter match the existing sprockets. Interchangeability across brands is not always complete: surface treatment, attachment strength or pitch tolerance can differ. If the original equipment uses an attachment chain, comparing critical dimensions before switching brands is the safest route.
If you need an attachment chain for a specific piece of equipment, send the code or model via WhatsApp to MR Industrial Accessories. With that information we can point you to the right variant and quote you promptly. You can also ask about other roller chains, sprockets or power transmission accessories.
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 the SS abbreviation mean in the RF B-SS chain?
- SS stands for stainless steel. This variant is made for corrosive environments or frequent washing, where a carbon steel chain would rust quickly. It does not indicate a particular grade of stainless steel; check the manufacturer's data sheet for that.
- How do I choose the number of attachments and their spacing?
- It depends on the accessory you will pull and the load. The number of attachments per meter and their arrangement are defined by the chain pitch and link type. If you have the equipment or the original chain code, send us that data and we will guide you.
- Can I replace an attachment chain from another brand with a TSUBAKI one?
- Often yes, if pitch, inner width and roller diameter match. But attachments or material may differ. Before buying, compare critical dimensions with the old chain or consult us with the code.

