Product matching
We help buyers compare model, pitch, bore, chain width, roller arrangement and sprocket fit for replacements and new conveyors.

Ever Power Transmission Chain supplies hollow pin chains for conveyor and automation projects where attachments, cross rods and product carriers need to be integrated directly with the chain.
Our product range on this site covers MC, FVC, ZC, short-pitch and stainless hollow pin chains. These families give buyers several starting points for compact packaging machines, food and beverage equipment, assembly fixtures and light material-handling conveyors.
We help buyers compare model, pitch, bore, chain width, roller arrangement and sprocket fit for replacements and new conveyors.
Send a cross-rod, slat, pusher or fixture drawing so the attachment interface can be considered with the chain dimensions.
Speed, load, start-stop duty, environment, lubrication and quantity are included in the quotation discussion rather than treated as afterthoughts.
Machine builders can start with a conveyor layout and attachment concept. Maintenance teams can start with an existing chain sample, model marking or measured dimensions. Distributors can use the model pages as a reference when consolidating an RFQ for their customer.
A useful inquiry normally includes the chain model or pitch, hollow bore, inner width, roller or bush size, required length, attachment details, sprocket information, operating speed and load, environment, material requirement and quantity. Clear photos help on replacement projects, especially when chain markings are worn or unavailable.
Send inquiries to [email protected]. Our listed contact address is 8~10 Ventura Place Dandenong South Victoria Australia 3175.
Send the model or dimensions and tell us where the chain will run. We will help you move from a general requirement to a quotable product configuration.
Ever Power Transmission Chain uses this site as a focused catalogue and RFQ channel for hollow-pin conveyor chains. Product pages organize chain families and model dimensions, while the application and technical sections help machine builders and maintenance teams prepare the information needed for a useful quotation. The goal is to reduce back-and-forth around chain identification, attachments and machine fit.
For a new conveyor, send the chain pitch or available sprocket envelope, attachment or cross-rod drawing, number of strands, speed, load and operating environment. We review the chain family together with the machine interfaces. When the attachment is custom, the drawing is especially important because the hollow pin must be checked against rod diameter, retention hardware and surrounding clearance.
For an installed machine, start with the original model or part number if available. Add photos and several-pitch measurements, hollow bore, inner width, roller size and overall width. Sprocket and guide photos help identify interchange risks. If the old chain has stretched or worn, a machine drawing is preferable to copying one worn dimension.
Once a chain configuration is confirmed, keep the model, finished length or pitch count, connection type, attachment drawing and sprocket reference with the machine documentation. This makes repeat orders clearer and helps maintenance teams distinguish similar chains used elsewhere in the plant.
Carrier, pusher and cross-rod arrangements for cartons, trays, pouches, bottles and components.
Dry and wet conveyor applications, including stainless options where moisture and cleaning matter.
Repeatable attachment positions for workpiece carriers, assembly fixtures and light transfer systems.
Dimensional identification for existing chains, sprocket-fit checks and repeat spare-parts records.
Questions from this site are directed to [email protected]. Include your destination country and preferred response information together with the product or machine details. For drawings, use a clear PDF or image with units and revision information so the technical discussion starts from the same dimensions on both sides.
Public product information on this site is intended to make initial selection easier; final supply should be based on the confirmed model and purchase drawing. If your project has a special material, inspection or documentation requirement, include it in the RFQ so it can be reviewed before order confirmation.
Request a Quote
Send the chain model or dimensions, attachment drawing, sprocket information, operating speed and load, environment and quantity. We will help you identify a suitable hollow pin chain configuration.