Liner "Silent" chain no.2525

Made:
1911 in Didsbury
Liner "Silent" chain no.2525

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Liner "Silent" chain no.2525, 1 3/4" pitch 12.2" wide, 6 links long; made by Renold and Coventry Chain Co.

Details

Category:
Mechanical Power Transmission
Object Number:
1911-143
Materials:
steel
Measurements:
overall: 305 mm x 315 mm x 50 mm,
: 1.378 x 11.2205 x 12.2047 in.; 35 x 285 x 310 mm
type:
chain drive
credit:
Renold and Coventry Chain Co. Ltd.; Hans Renold Ltd.

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