Material handling operations need conveyor solutions that are safe, reliable, quiet, and flexible enough to support modern production environments. The new uni USC chain is designed to meet those needs.
Built with operator safety, product stability, and long-term performance in mind, the uni USC chain gives manufacturers a modular conveyor option that supports smooth product handling, easy upgrades, and efficient use of space.
It is an ideal solution for modular conveyors with extended-length configurations, such as spirals, alpines, and buffers, and comes with complete drive solutions available, including moulded and machined sprockets, horizontal sprockets, and turn discs.
Designed for safer handling
Safety is central to the uni USC chain design. Its finger-protection concept and small gap between links help reduce pinch points, protecting operators and supporting safe movement of small products and components.
Quiet, stable performance
The chain’s design helps minimize vibration, supporting quieter operation and reduced wear over time. Flat flights help keep products stable during high-speed operation, making the chain a strong fit for production environments where consistency matters.
Built for flexibility and upgrades
The uni USC chain fits 880-tab and 879-tab tracks, making it easier to upgrade existing conveyor layouts. It also supports straightforward assembly, rearrangement, and low-maintenance operation.
Compact design for space-conscious layouts
With a compact 196 mm turn radius, the uni USC chain helps teams make better use of available floor space while maintaining reliable conveyor performance.
Who it’s for
The uni USC chain is built for material handling applications that require safe operation, product stability, low noise, layout flexibility, and dependable performance under demanding conditions.
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