Description

When a chain breaks on your grain elevator, conveyor, or other farm equipment, this Diamond connecting link can get you back up and running without having to replace an entire expensive chain section. This #80 connecting link provides the reliable connection you need to join chain ends or repair a broken section, restoring your equipment to full operation when downtime during harvest or busy seasons can cost you time and money. Whether you’re dealing with a broken conveyor chain or need to adjust chain length, having the right connecting link on hand turns a potential disaster into a quick fix.

What You’re Getting

Carbon steel construction built to handle the loads and stresses of farm work
1-inch pitch design that matches standard #80 roller chain specifications
Standard link plate configuration for reliable strength and durability
Precise dimensions including 0.625″ roller diameter and 5/8″ roller width for proper fit
Direct replacement that installs without special tools or modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This connecting link works with #80 roller chain commonly found on grain handling equipment, conveyors, and other farm machinery where reliable power transmission is critical. You’ll find #80 chain on everything from grain elevators and conveyor systems to feed mixers and material handling equipment around the farm.

Made to Last

Diamond chain components are built to meet the demanding conditions of agricultural use. The carbon steel construction provides the strength needed to handle heavy loads while resisting wear from dust, moisture, and the constant cycling that farm equipment endures season after season.

Installation Notes

Installing a connecting link requires proper safety procedures, as chains under tension can cause serious injury if handled improperly. Always relieve chain tension before working on chain systems and follow lockout procedures for equipment safety. The link should fit snugly without forcing, and all pins should be properly seated and secured. Keep spare connecting links on hand for emergency repairs, as chain failures often happen at the worst possible moments during busy farming seasons.