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INTRODUCING THE NEW PP AND PPV RANGE OF PENN- POWER INVERTED TOOTH POWER TRANSMISSION CHAIN


ennine Industrial is a major manufacturer of inverted tooth conveyor chains, used in the materials handling sectors, including the conveying of hot glass containers, conveyors on automotive assembly lines and robotic machine tools. The company is now pleased to announce the launch of its new range of Penn-Power inverted tooth power transmission chain. Pennine’s new PP and PPV range uses components manufactured in the company’s assembly facility in Yorkshire and its own press shop in the West Midlands. In fact, all manufacturing is undertaken in the UK, with all steel used in its new range of power transmission chains being sourced from either the UK or within Europe.


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A NEW BRITISH MANUFACTURED PRODUCT FOR A GLOBAL MARKET The new PP range is available in both half-inch and 3/8-inch pitch designs,


with standard widths between 3/4-inch (19mm) and six-inch (150mm). Typical applications for the new Pennine PP chains would be


chain drives with high loads and speed, where space is limited. The PPV range of chains and sprockets redefines high-performance for inverted tooth chains, capable of speeds in excess of 2,000m/min. The PPV chain is interchangeable with


its competitors’ type chains, and like the PP range, is available in both half-inch and 3/8-inch pitch. Both types of chain are available in centre and side guide assemblies. All the link plates used in these chains


include a number of special processes which increases the load bearing contact points and relieves material stress, giving uniformed components. Pennine can either supply


replacement chains and sprockets, or design and develop complete new drives. Its own in-house sprocket facility means the company is able to give its customers competitive service and deliveries.


Pennine Industrial sales@pennine.org


Direct replacement for other Manufacturers inverted tooth chains


 


DESIGN SOLUTIONS | FEBRUARY 2017 15

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