What is the caterpillar chain?
Caterpillar is an endless drive with a drive without a certain end. This means that the string is connected at each end and creates a circle. The string is produced with arranged teeth or "dogs" that are used to properly align and involve the continuous transport system.
These types of chains are often used in vehicles that are driven by the track, which means that the transport system acts as wheels. In fact, this allows greater contact with the surface to the surface that increases the vehicle control and stability. Caterpillar has a wide range of uses in various types of transport systems, but most often used in what is referred to as Caterpillar chains.
Because Caterpillar chains are often placed in intensive and constant use, there must be a material from which one of these chains is made, able to handle the numerous tasks required by the machine it controls. Such chains must also be usually resistant to rust because many of them are used in the outdoor elementsand exposed to humidity, air, heat and cold. As a result, most Caterpillar chains are made of different types of treated steel or alloys, which, even if it is expensive, is also very durable. Those who are used in transport systems that help in the automatic processing of food products must be made of stainless steel to prevent rust and allow sanitary cleaning.
TheCaterpillar string has so many difficult use requirements that, in addition to being made of durable materials, the chain itself must be created in a way that allows it to be met or in most cases exceed the determined load. As a result, the way most caterpillar chains are made of rivets excludes, because the rivets allow you to wear over time and lead to irregularities in the timing of the teeth to the conservatory. Rather, Caterpillar chains are used to use different stylesCases that are attached by high -firm sprayed steel pins and prevent any undesirable adjustments in the chain connection pitch.
Most often devices used by a caterpillar string are also used by dental rivers that are directly connected to the drive shaft of the engine that turns them. The string is driven by the engine. This connects the caterpillar string with the teeth of the chain wheels, which in turn connects the caterpillar string that uses its own teeth to connect the transport belt it controls.