TSUBAKI RS80-LMC attachment chain

TSUBAKI RS80-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 RS80-LMC and any equivalents.

The TSUBAKI RS-LMC series is a roller chain that comes with extended side plates known as attachments. These plates let you bolt scrapers, profiles or other accessories straight onto the chain. Typical uses include conveyors, elevators and linear motion systems where components must be pushed, pulled or guided. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this chain in the United States and Latin America, and can help you confirm pitch and attachment layout.

Reading the code is straightforward. The RS portion points to an ANSI-pitch roller chain. The number after it gives the pitch size, so RS35, RS40, RS50, RS60, RS80 and RS100 represent progressively larger pitches. The LMC suffix signals that the chain carries side attachments. Depending on the model, you may find one or two attachment plates per link; their job is to hold scrapers or guides. When you ask for a quote, include the full code plus the pitch and the number of attachments per link.

In plants across the United States and Latin America, RS-LMC chains appear in drag conveyors, bucket elevators, feed systems, packaging lines and part-handling equipment in automotive, food and metalworking operations. They also drive doors, gates and indexing devices. The construction handles dusty or chip-laden areas and moderate outdoor exposure, as long as you pick suitable lubrication and materials.

Selection depends on pitch, number of strands, required tensile strength and attachment style—single, double, with hole, and so on. For installation, sprockets must be aligned, tension set correctly and lubrication applied on a regular schedule. In corrosive settings, consider coated or stainless steel versions. Good lubrication cuts wear and extends service life; automatic lubricators or drip systems make sense for critical drives.

Chains with attachments from different makers often interchange when pitch, roller diameter, inner width and attachment arrangement line up. Tolerances and materials can differ, though, so check compatibility with your existing sprockets. During replacement, measure the key dimensions and talk to a specialist to prevent early wear or drive problems.

For an attachment chain on your equipment, send the code or model by WhatsApp or email to MR Industrial Accessories LLC. The team can suggest equivalents and help you choose the right TSUBAKI chain for the job, and replies promptly.