#35 chain dimensions

#35 Chain: Typically seen on small wheeled mini-bikes and dead axle karts. This smaller chain is lightweight and comes with more racing options than it’s bigger counterparts. We stock a variation of clutches and sprockets to fit this chain.

How strong is #35 roller chain?

The #35 roller chain looks like nice quality heavy-duty chain but it is only rated at 2,420 tensile strength & not very strong at all.

What uses a #35 chain?

#35 chain has been used since karting began, and is still used today. 99.9% of four cycle racers generally use #35 chain. Two cycle racers are probably the greater users of #219 chain.

How do I know my chain size?

To determine the pitch (chain size), you’ll need to measure the distance between any three consecutive rivets, then divide the result by 2. The rivets are the small, round pegs/studs that hold the chain segments together. Measure from the first to the third, then divide that number in half to get your chain pitch.

How do I know what size chain I need for my sprocket?

To measure the chain size, if you have just the sprocket, use calipers to measure between the teeth. Measure from center to center of where the chain roller would set between the teeth that will give you the pitch. Once you know the pitch you can determine what chain size you would need.

Is #40 chain bigger than #35?

The main difference between the 35 and the 40 chain is that one is rollerless and the other has rollers. The two chains also have different pitches and diameters, which will limit their interoperability. Additionally, the 40 chain is rated for a significantly higher tensile strength and working load than the 35.

Will a 35 chain fit a 219 sprocket?

Because 35 pitch chain has a larger pitch (9.525mm), less links occupy a given diameter of sprocket. That means a 35 sprocket with the same number of teeth as a 219 pitch sprocket will be larger in diameter.

What is the difference between #40 and #41 roller chain?

41 Roller Chain Size and Strength

The differences between 41 roller chain and 40 roller chain are the roller width and diameter, plate height and thickness, overall width, and tensile strength.

What is a #25 chain?

#25 roller chain is a 1/4″ pitch ANSI Standard roller chain designed for light-duty or space confined applications. It’s the smallest size roller chain on the ANSI spectrum of roller chains but offers ample performance, strength, and durability for its small form factor.

Is #35 chain a bike chain?

#35 chain is the most common type of chain used on mopeds, mini bikes, and full size go karts.

What is the standard bike chain size?

All modern bicycle chains are made to the “one-half inch pitch” standard, meaning from rivet to rivet is nominally 0.5 inches. The sprocket teeth are cut for this same one-half inch standard to accept bicycle chains.

How big is a 25H chain?

Dimensions: Chain #: 25H. Pitch (P): 0.250″ Bushing Width (W): 0.125″

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