AL/AN Series Leaf Chain
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ANSI AL Series Leaf Chains – Strong & Trusted Load-Bearing Chains Discover the durability and precision of ANSI AL Series Leaf Chains, purpose-built for lifting and balancing applications. At Bolton Engineering Products Ltd, we offer a wide range of leaf chains, leaf chain assemblies, and matching leaf chain anchor bolts, trusted across industries for high-performance reliability. These chains consist solely of link plates and pins—no rollers—delivering exceptional tensile strength and compact design, making them a top choice for rugged applications. What Makes ANSI AL Series Leaf Chains Special? Light-duty yet robust: Designed for compact applications like forklifts, lift trucks, and elevator masts—balancing space constraints with high tensile capacity. Superior construction: Fabricated from hardened, shot-peened materials using ANSI G8 components, ensuring longevity and load consistency. Compact, efficient design: They run over sheaves rather than sprockets, enabling smoother, quieter motion transfer compared to roller chain applications. Key Benefits & Applications Lifting & balancing: Commonly used in forklift masts and hoist systems. Space-efficient operation: Ideal where compact drive systems are required. High tensile strength: A lightweight alternative to traditional roller chains. Custom assemblies available: Chain constructed as per application specifications with optional anchor bolt integration. Chain Numbering & Specifications ANSI AL chain sizing follows a structured system: the first digits indicate pitch (in 1/8"), while the latter digits represent plate counts. For example, AL322 translates to a ⅜" pitch with 2×2 link pattern. Our product range includes popular variants like AL322, AL544, AL666, and beyond—each offering defined tensile strength, plate thickness, and pin dimensions to match your engineering needs. ANSI AL Series vs. BL Series Leaf Chains AL Series: Compact, lighter-duty ANSI chains—well-suited to space-sensitive lift