- simplex chain
- A chain with only one row of rollers.See
Dictionary of automotive terms. 2015.
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chain — Linked, flexible metal rope that connects two sprockets (e.g., the chainwheel to the back wheel cogs, sized differently for different types of bikes.) The teeth of the sprockets fit inside the spaces between the links. Also called a roller chain … Dictionary of automotive terms
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roller chain — A power transmitting chain in which each link consists of two free moving rollers located by pins connected to sideplates. Compare double roller chain, duplex chain, simplex chain, single roller chain, and triplex chain … Dictionary of automotive terms
duplex chain — A chain with two rows of rollers, used especially for timing chains. Also see simplex chain triplex chain … Dictionary of automotive terms
triplex chain — A chain with three rows of rollers. See duplex chain simplex chain … Dictionary of automotive terms
single roller chain — See simplex chain … Dictionary of automotive terms
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