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Specialist tool for opening and disassembling accumulation roller chains. Turning the thread mandrel pushes out the chain bolt cleanly, while precision locating grooves hold the chain links securely in position throughout. Driven with a standard SW13 hex wrench.

Chain Breaker for Accumulation Roller Chain - Bosch Rexroth 8981010511

BOSCH REXROTH Original product
Net price (excl. VAT)
€728.63
Item BRR-8981010511
Manufacturer no. 8981010511
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Manufacturer no.8981010511
Country of originUnited States
Customs tariff number82060000
ConditionNew
Article
BRR-8981010511

The chain breaker simplifies the disassembly of accumulation roller chains in conveyor and assembly systems. A threaded mandrel with a hex socket for a SW13 wrench transfers force in a controlled manner, pushing the chain bolt out without damaging adjacent links. Machined locating grooves ensure precise alignment of the chain links during the entire operation.

  • Controlled bolt extraction without link damage
  • SW13 hex socket - works with any standard hex wrench
  • Hardened steel construction for repeated use in production environments
  • Locating grooves for accurate chain positioning

Technical data

PropertyValue
Article number8981010511
ApplicationChain breaker for accumulation roller chain
MaterialSteel, hardened
Hex socketSW13
Weight0.9 kg
DeliveryFully assembled
More Information
ESD version TEC
Manufacturer Nr. 8981010511
Manufacturer Bosch Rexroth
Country of Manufacture United States
Weight 0.009900
HS-Code 82060000
GPSR manufacturer information Bosch Rexroth AG, Zum Eisengießer 1, DE-97816 Lohr am Main, www.boschrexroth.com
Article authenticity Original product
Condition of article New
Position sensing No