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ANSI (ASME B29.1) · 3/8″ pitch

ANSI 35 roller chain

3/8″ pitch (9.525 mm), minimum breaking load 806 kgf (7.9 kN), cut to your exact pitch count with the connecting link fitted, from our Malvern warehouse.

At a glance
9.525 mm pitch · 806 kgf

Held in UK stock as simplex; same-day dispatch on stocked variants ordered by 1pm.

Engineering data

ANSI 35 dimensions

Standard minimums and nominal dimensions: the same figures as our ANSI roller chain range table. Duplex and triplex share the pitch, roller and plate dimensions of the simplex chain.

ChainPitch (mm)Inner width (mm)Roller Ø (mm)Plate height (mm)Pin Ø (mm)Min breaking load kgfWeight (kg/m)
35-19.5254.685.089.053.60806 (7.9 kN)0.33

Availability by variant

VariantAvailability
SimplexUK stock
DuplexTo order
TriplexTo order
Stainless steelTo order
Heavy series (H)Enquire
Hollow pinEnquire
Hollow pin, stainless steelEnquire

Sizes marked "Enquire" feed our bespoke service — special requirements are normal work here.

Beyond the standard chain

ANSI 35 variants and builds

Not sure it's ANSI 35?
Three measurements settle it

Pitch, roller diameter and inner width name almost any roller chain: the identification guide shows where to measure, and the BS–ANSI cross-reference catches lookalike sizes.

Common questions

Straight answers

Will ANSI 35 chain run on my existing sprockets?

Yes: ANSI 35 is a standard ANSI (ASME B29.1) size, so any chain made to the standard runs on ANSI 35 sprockets. Simplex, duplex and triplex share the same pitch and roller diameter; a multi-strand chain just needs the matching multi-strand sprocket, which we supply machined to our specification.

What length can I order ANSI 35 chain in?

Any length: we cut to your exact pitch count and fit the connecting link, with a cranked link for odd counts, so the chain arrives ready to fit. Your made-up spec stays on file, so a reorder is a phone call.

How do I check a chain I have is ANSI 35?

Measure the pitch (pin centre to pin centre, 9.525 mm for ANSI 35), the roller diameter (5.08 mm) and the inner width (4.68 mm). Our chain identification guide shows the three measurements, and a photo with a tape measure in shot settles anything unusual.

Is there a British Standard equivalent of ANSI 35?

Sometimes chains of the two standards share a pitch but differ in roller diameter or width, so they are not automatically interchangeable. Check the BS–ANSI cross-reference guide before substituting, or send us both designations and we will confirm.

Need ANSI 35 chain cut to length?

Send the pitch count or the old chain's length and we'll quote it made up, links fitted, with sprockets to match.

Based in Malvern
Supplying UK industry from our own warehouse
Order by 1pm
Same-day dispatch and next-day delivery on stocked items, UK mainland
Cut to your length
Made to measure from bulk coil, links fitted, spec kept on file
Assembled in Malvern
Bespoke chain built up and modified in our own workshop