Welded steel mill chains are designed for rugged, abrasive and demanding environments.

Traveling water screen chains are specifically designed for water filtration. These chains are typically 24″ pitch but are available in other sizes. They are designed to each application with a variety of stainless steel and plating options.

Welded steel 720 offset chains are designed for sewage and water treatment plants. They have more strength and water resistance compared to their cast equivalents. Their rugged welded construction suits the environment and the sidebars are easily modified for application specific attachments.

700 class pintle chains are of one-piece cast offset link construction joined together by steel clipped head pins. They are extensively used in water and wastewater treatment installations.

H class mill chains are of one-piece cast offset link construction joined together by steel clipped heads. They are used primarily for drag conveyor service in the lumber, pulp and paper industries. They are also desirable for transfer and conveying purposes.

400 class pintle chains are of one-piece cast offset link construction joined together by steel pins. When furnished with attachments, they are normally used for conveyors and elevators where much slower speeds are recommended.

Webster manufactures chain sprockets from steel plate or cast iron. Steel plate sprockets are flame cut and flame hardened, while cast iron sprockets have chilled rims for maximum wear resistance.