Ca & a type agricultural chains
SHWARTZ CA and A type roller chains designed for agricultural machinery – combines, headers, corn headers, balers and pickers. These chains have a longer pitch and stronger plates than industrial chains, so they withstand shock loads, dust and outdoor operation.
Chains in stock
- Plain chains – CA550, CA555, CA620, CA624, A557 and others, for drives and conveying
- With vertical and horizontal attachments – CA39 with K42, K69 and F45 attachments, for conveyors and elevators
- For round balers – e.g. CA650/F3
- Gathering and special chains – C2060H, 38.4R and 38.4VB
How to read the designation
The first part of the designation is the chain type (e.g. CA39 or CA550), and the following parts describe the attachments and their spacing along the chain, e.g. CA39/K69/4. When replacing, compare the full designation from the old chain or the machine catalogue, as chains of the same type with different attachments are not interchangeable.
| Code | Product Name | Designation | Brand | Catalogue Number | Pitch P (mm) | Pitch P (zoll) | Width between Inner plates b1 (mm) | Roller diameter d1 (mm) | Pin diameter d2 (mm) | Pin length L max (mm) | Pin length Lc max (mm) | Price | Add To Cart | |
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1006789 | CL 610589.0 FEED RAKE CONVEYOR CHAIN | CA624/K70-103/6 | SHWARTZ | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | 0,00 RSD | |
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1012522 | CA624/K70/2/4 chain | CA624/K70/2/4 | SHWARTZ | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | 2.158,00 RSD |
What is the difference between a CA chain and a standard roller chain?
CA chains are made for agricultural machinery: they have a longer pitch and stronger plates, so they handle shock loads, dust and moisture better. A standard industrial roller chain of the same size is not a replacement.
What do K and F mean in a chain designation, e.g. CA39/K69?
They indicate the type of attachments fixed to the chain, on which slats or conveyor fingers are mounted. The new chain must have the same attachment type and spacing as the old one.
How do I find the chain for my machine?
Enter the designation from the old chain or the machine catalogue in the site search, or choose the chain type (plain, with vertical or horizontal attachments, for round balers) in the filter above the list.