
TSUBAKI RF2050-LMC attachment chain
- Brand
- TSUBAKI
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Roller chains
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Description
TSUBAKI RF2050-LMC 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 RF2050-LMC and any equivalents.
Conveying, elevating and pulling duties often call for a chain that carries its own mounting points. The TSUBAKI RF-LMC series answers that need: a roller chain in which attachment plates are welded to the links, so buckets, rakes or crossbars can be bolted on directly. It suits conveyors, elevators and linear movement systems found in industrial plants. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line to customers throughout the United States and in several Latin American countries.
Reading the code is straightforward. RF points to an ANSI-pitch roller chain, the figure after it sets the pitch size together with the tensile capacity, and LMC marks the attachment version. Five pitches make up the family: RF2040-LMC, RF2050-LMC, RF2060-LMC, RF2080-LMC and RF2100-LMC. Larger figures mean a longer pitch and a stronger chain. Should the number on your machine not match any of these, share the measured dimensions or the existing model and the fit can be confirmed.
Typical applications include drag conveyors, bucket elevators, packaging lines, food processing plants, ceramics and aggregate handling. Because the attachments are already part of the chain, a rake, crossbar or bucket mounts straight onto the links and the chain's travel becomes the product's travel. Accumulation systems and machines that push components along a guide are further examples.
Selection comes down to pitch, strand count, attachment type and position, plus the conditions on site. The LMC version runs without added lubrication, which helps where access is limited or where oil drips would be a problem. Even so, sprocket alignment, tension and roller wear deserve regular checks; a chain running out of line will wear faster no matter how good it is.
ANSI-pitch chains follow a shared standard, so products from different manufacturers can match on dimensions and performance. That is not a green light for any chain: confirm pitch, strand count and attachment layout before substituting. If you want an equivalent from another make, send the original part number and the team will help you compare options.
Have the part number ready? Send it by WhatsApp or email, together with the quantity and the attachments required. The team replies promptly, identifies the correct version and can suggest equivalents or assist with the selection.
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 LMC indicate in the TSUBAKI RF-LMC chain code?
- It marks the attachment version of the RF series. The attachments are welded to the link plates, letting rakes, crossbars or buckets be mounted directly on the chain instead of through separate hardware.
- How do I decide between RF2040-LMC and RF2100-LMC?
- The figure in the code reflects both pitch and tensile capacity, so a higher number means a longer pitch and a stronger chain. The right pick depends on the load being moved, the running speed and the sprockets already fitted. Send those details and the team can advise.
- Is it possible to swap a chain from another brand for a TSUBAKI RF-LMC?
- ANSI-pitch chains are built to common dimensions, so equivalents often exist across brands. Check the pitch, strand count and attachment arrangement first. With the original part number, the team can help you compare and suggest a match.

