
Bruckner Stenter Chain Type 2
Bruckner stenter chain in our second pattern, for machines with the oil-free guide. Black finish, metal construction, 0.65 kg reference weight, available with grease or without grease. This is one of four Bruckner patterns we hold, and the right one is identified by pitch rather than by machine model.
Key Benefits
- Second Bruckner chain pattern, held as a standard line
- Metal construction built for chamber heat and fabric tension
- Supplied with grease or without grease to suit your guide
- Cut to your rail length with the joining links counted in
Application Scenarios
- Bruckner rails on the second chain pattern
- Chain overhauls where both rails are replaced together
- Mills running more than one Bruckner generation
Who It Is For
- Dyeing and finishing mills running Bruckner stenters
- Maintenance teams planning a chain overhaul during a shutdown
- Textile machinery service companies rebuilding rails on customer sites
Problems It Solves
- A stretched chain drops fabric tension, so the cloth leaves the machine narrow even with good pins.
- Bushes that seize on the pin make the chain snatch on the guide and wear the rail.
- Waiting on an OEM chain order keeps the whole finishing line out of production.
Technical Features and Specifications
Every figure below comes from the part itself. Where a dimension is not listed, it is because we match it against your sample rather than publish a number we cannot stand behind.
Technical Features
- Application: Monforts stenter (Oil-free guide)
- Material: metal
- Type: with grease and without grease
- Colour: black
- Weight: 0.65kg
- Brand: YH
Specifications
| Application | Monforts stenter (Oil-free guide) |
|---|---|
| Material | metal |
| Type | with grease and without grease |
| Colour | black |
| Weight | 0.65kg |
| Brand | YH |
| Origin | Zhejiang, China |
| Delivery Time | Within 7 days |
Quality Control
- Dimensions gauged against the reference part on every production batch
- Fit checked on a rail or chain section before packing
- Material certificate held for the stock used
- Parts packed in matched sets from one batch so wear is even along the rail
Customisation Options
- Chain matched from your sample link
- With grease or without grease
- Supplied with matching pin plates and clips
How It Compares
| Compared With | What Changes |
|---|---|
| Bruckner chain types 1, 3 and 4 | The four patterns differ in pitch and mounting. Measure the pitch over ten links before ordering. |
| Bruckner pin plate and chain assembly | Order the assembly when the plates and holders are being replaced with the chain. |
Fitting and Replacing This Part
Step 1
Stop the machine and let the assembly cool before stripping it
Step 2
Note how the old part sits before removing it
Step 3
Clean the seat completely before fitting the new part
Step 4
Turn the rail by hand for one full pass and check free movement
Step 5
Replace in complete sets so grip and wear stay even across the machine
Related Solutions
- Chain Customisation for New Fabric Types — Change the chain and the machine can work for other types of fabric, without buying another stenter.
- Complete Stenter Rail Rebuild — Chain, pin plates, holders, clips, sliders and graphite strip quoted and shipped as one matched package.
Industries Using This Part
Guides That Mention This Part

Oil-Free or Lubricated Stenter Guides
An oil-free guide keeps lubricant away from the fabric using graphite strips and PEEK sliders. A lubricated guide uses a grease film. The chain is different for each, and mixing them is a costly mistake.
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Why Fabric Leaves the Stenter Narrower Than It Should
Width loss is almost always a grip problem, not a setting problem. Work through the rail in order: brush, pins or clips, holders, chain, guide.
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Stenter Chain Maintenance and Lubrication
Clean the guide and chain at least once a year, use a high temperature grease, and measure pitch over ten links before you decide to replace anything.
Read GuideBruckner Stenter Chain Type 2 Questions
Which Bruckner chain pattern is mine?
Send us the pitch over ten links and a photo of a link. We match it against the four patterns we hold.
Do I need to replace clips and plates at the same time?
Not always. If the clips and plates are within wear limits, replace the chain only. If the chain has stretched badly, check the plates too.
How is the chain packed?
By rail side so the two sides do not get mixed on site.
What is the reference weight?
0.65 kg for this pattern. Use it as a shipping guide, not as a fitment check.
Get a Price on This Part
Tell us the machine brand, the quantity and your rail length. If you are not sure the part matches, send a photo with a ruler across the mounting and we will confirm before you pay.



