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What is chains?

Chains are sequences of connected links, typically made of metal or other durable materials. They are used for a wide variety of purposes, including lifting, pulling, securing, transmitting power, and ornamentation. Their strength and flexibility make them valuable in construction, transportation, and various industrial applications. They are also commonly used in jewelry and as restraints.

What other technologies are related to chains?

chains Competitor Technologies

Belting (e.g., V-belts, timing belts) is an alternative technology for power transmission, competing with chains in some applications.
mentioned alongside chains in 80% (127) of relevant job posts
Belts are a competing technology for power transmission, similar to belting.
mentioned alongside chains in 24% (249) of relevant job posts
Gears provide an alternative mechanical power transmission solution.
mentioned alongside chains in 22% (191) of relevant job posts
Hydraulic systems offer an alternative means of power transmission, which may replace the need for chain drives.
mentioned alongside chains in 1% (274) of relevant job posts
Hydraulic systems offer an alternative means of power transmission, which may replace the need for chain drives.
mentioned alongside chains in 1% (76) of relevant job posts

chains Complementary Technologies

Sprockets are used with chains in conveying and power transmission applications.
mentioned alongside chains in 32% (362) of relevant job posts
Bearings are used to reduce friction in rotating parts, including those used in conjunction with chains and sprockets.
mentioned alongside chains in 15% (483) of relevant job posts
Bearings are used to reduce friction in rotating parts, including those used in conjunction with chains and sprockets.
mentioned alongside chains in 53% (114) of relevant job posts

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