In corrosive environments such as chemical plants and marine environments, the surface of the chain may undergo electrochemical corrosion due to contact with acidic or alkaline media or salt spray, leading to a decrease in chain strength.

In practical applications, pre-stretching treatment needs to form a closed loop with the design, manufacturing, use, and maintenance of the stainless steel 304 transmission chain.

The polygonal effect is an inherent characteristic of chain drives, which manifests as the periodic changes in speed and acceleration of the chain as it winds around the sprocket, resulting in additional dynamic loads.

Stainless steel 304 transmission chain also possess unique and significant advantages in wear resistance, especially under certain working conditions, where their performance is even superior to ordinary carbon steel chains.

Contamination or aging of the lubricant in stainless steel 304 transmission chain can also affect its lubrication effect, and it needs to be replaced regularly to maintain optimal lubrication.

The chain plates of stainless steel 304 transmission chain are usually processed by cold bending or hot bending.