German Standard DIN Chains: A Complete Guide
There are four common types of German standard DIN chains: DIN 763, DIN 764, DIN 766, and DIN 5685. The main differences between them are link length and application. As a professional supplier, SMEOCEAN helps you understand each type at a glance.
Quick Summary: Choose DIN 763 long link chain for hooking and wrapping. Choose DIN 764 extra long link chain for large loop hanging and conveyors. Choose DIN 766 short link chain for marine and heavy pulling. Choose DIN 5685 short link chain for sprocket drives and lashing.
DIN Chain Comparison
Which DIN Chain Has the Highest Search Demand?
Based on B2B platform data, DIN 763 and DIN 5685 have the highest search volumes, followed by DIN 766. DIN 764 is more niche. These are exactly the series that SMEOCEAN focuses on supplying.
SMEOCEAN Supply Capability
We can also supply CM490 or stainless steel according to customer requirements. Material certificates are available upon request.
Why Choose SMEOCEAN as Your DIN Chain Supplier?
No MOQ – We serve small and medium enterprises. Sample orders are welcome.
Flexible Lead Time – As a flexible manufacturer with mass production capability, lead time is negotiable.
Quality Assurance – Dimensional inspection, proof load testing, and material certificates available.
One-Stop Supply – All four DIN chain types from a single supplier.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the difference between DIN 763 and DIN 5685?
DIN 763 has longer links and is designed for hooking and wrapping around irregular loads. DIN 5685 has shorter links and is better for sprocket drives and lashing applications.
Q2: Can you supply stainless steel or CM490?
Yes. We can customize according to your requirements, including CM490 and stainless steel.
Q3: What is your minimum order quantity?
No MOQ. We accept sample orders and small quantity orders.
Q4: Can you provide test reports?
Yes. Dimensional inspection reports, proof load test reports, and material certificates are available upon request.
Q5: Can DIN 766 chain be used for overhead lifting?
DIN 766 chains are not recommended for overhead lifting unless specially certified. For safety-critical lifting, we recommend DIN 5685 or higher grade chains.
Need DIN Chains? Contact SMEOCEAN
DIN 763 · DIN 764 · DIN 766 · DIN 5685
Alloy steel · No MOQ · Flexible lead time · Material certificates
More Links:
DIN 763 Long Link Chain – A Complete Guide
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