Liner "Silent" chain no.2522

Made:: 1911

Liner "Silent" chain no.2522 1" pitch 2.2" wide with 17 teeth pinion and 44 teeth spring wheel (part sectioned) to suit mounted on stand

Details

Category:: Mechanical Power Transmission

Object Number:: 1911-145

type:: transmission chain

credit:: Renold and Coventry Chain Co. Ltd.; Hans Renold Ltd.

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Parts

44 Tooth spring wheel part sectioned

44 Tooth spring wheel part sectioned

44 Tooth spring wheel part sectioned, belonging to silent chain drive unit

Measurements:: overall: 190 mm x 350 mm x 410 mm,

Object Number:: 1911-145/1

type:: transmission chain

Image ©: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

17 Tooth pinion of silent chain drive unit

17 Tooth pinion of silent chain drive unit

17 Tooth pinion of silent chain drive unit

Measurements:: overall: 340 mm x 140 mm x 190 mm,

Materials:: metal (unknown)

Object Number:: 1911-145/2

type:: transmission chain

Image ©: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Chain no. 2522

Chain no. 2522

Chain no. 2522 1" pitch 2.2" wide part of silent chain drive unit

Measurements:: overall: 65 mm x 920 mm x 60 mm,

Object Number:: 1911-145/3

type:: transmission chain

Image ©: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Cover plate for 17 tooth spring wheel

Cover plate for 17 tooth spring wheel

Cover plate for 17 tooth spring wheel cut away to reveal section. Part of silent chain drive unit

Measurements:: overall: 100 mm x 160 mm x 330 mm,

Object Number:: 1911-145/4

type:: transmission chain

Image ©: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum