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A bush chain is a type of low-speed bush chain that lacks the roller. These chains are not suitable for high peripheral speeds. The purpose of having a bush chain is to make the drive more efficient and reduce friction. This type of chain is often used in applications where a small amount of power is needed to move heavy loads. A bush chain uses a series of rollers to transfer power from one pulley to another, which helps increase efficiency and reduce friction by eliminating the need for a roller’s friction. Discover more on bush chains here! Low speed bush chains (also called transfer chains) have a similar construction to roller chains. But it lacks the roller. These chains are not suitable for high peripheral speeds. It provides an advantage by using it in difficult facilities in terms of temperature and humidity, where it is not possible to operate belt drives. It has quieter operation features. What is a Bush Chain? Bush chains have a similar structure to roller chains, but they lack the roller. They are also known as transfer chains because they transfer power from one side of the vehicle to another by means of an axle connected to a connecting device (or “bush”) on each side of the vehicle’s frame. Therefore, maintenance of bush chains is important because all chain parts should be inspected and lubricated as needed. The most common reason that a chain fails is a lack of lubrication. Lubrication will help keep the bushings in proper working order by keeping them well-oiled so they can function properly. If the bushings become dry or stiff, they will not be able to do their job when you need them to.