EVER POWER · HOLLOW PIN CHAIN SOLUTIONS
Hollow Pin Chains for Packaging, Automation & Conveyor Equipment
Specify MC, FVC, ZC and stainless hollow pin chains for cross-rods, fixtures, carriers, flights and machine-specific conveying assemblies.
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Choose a Hollow Pin Chain Family
MC Series Hollow Pin Chains
MC series hollow pin conveyor chains are catalogue dimensional families for attachment-ready conveying. The supplied catalogue shows MC28, MC56, MC112 and MC224…
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FVC Series Hollow Pin Chains
FVC series hollow pin conveyor chains cover larger conveyor-chain geometries with dedicated pitch, bush/roller, plate and hollow-pin dimensions. Catalogue families include FVC63,…
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ZC Series Hollow Pin Chains
ZC series hollow pin conveyor chains use their own pitch progression and roller/bush geometry. Catalogue models include ZC21, ZC40, ZC60, ZC150 and…
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Stainless Steel Hollow Pin Chains
Stainless steel hollow pin chains combine attachment-ready hollow pins with corrosion-resistant construction for humid, washdown-prone or chemically exposed machinery. The supplied catalogue…
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Where Hollow Pin Chains Add Design Flexibility
Hollow pins create attachment points through the chain joint, allowing designers to connect cross-rods, product carriers, flights and fixtures without relying only on external attachment plates.
Packaging Machinery
Cross-rods, flights and carrier fixtures for cartoners, wrappers, case packers and transfer modules.
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Food & Beverage Processing
Corrosion-aware hollow pin selections for filling, processing and washdown-prone conveying equipment.
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Light Conveyor Systems
Attachment-ready chains for indexed transport, guided carriers and compact conveyor assemblies.
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Warehouse Automation
Tote, parcel and transfer handling where repeatable fixture locations and service access matter.
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Material Handling
Cross-rods and machine-specific fixtures for industrial parts handling and transfer equipment.
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Engineering Support for Global Machinery Markets
Start with geometry
For replacements, measure pitch, roller or bush diameter, inside width, plate height and the hollow-pin bore. Compare these values with the catalogue model rather than relying on an old chain marking alone.
Then confirm operating duty
Share speed, load direction, shock, temperature, cleaning, corrosion exposure and the function of every rod or attachment that passes through the hollow pin. These details determine whether a catalogue geometry is a suitable starting point.