Universal Chain Connector ##❗️❗️
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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RUD UKS - Universal Chain Connector
Easy and quick installation by one person
A single connector that can be used for all conveying tasks involving round link chains.
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I would like to see a strain test before I buy that contraption
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Forgot about the strain test . You will lose the entire product if the tension screw goes missing. There are too many separate parts... This looks cool but is a risky product.
You're the first comment I've seen that's actually critical. I too would like to see a working load and shock load tests on this. Pretty cool design if it meets a safe load limit.
@@danielgoetz7821 if it’s strong enough to hold engines or people with ease it would have great potential
Pretty cool, but I really hope they made that out of a suitable alloy. Exploding metal shrapnel is no fun.
Gotta give it that "this aint going nowhere" shake at the end for good measure
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You don't want to be the guy who didn't give it the shake and then it goes somewhere.
@@petoperceptumfacts, must shake. Mandatory.
Famous last words
How else will you simulate the force of 30 tons pulling on the chain connector, it's necessary
Allen key will be everywhere you look until the moment you actually need to use this contraption 😂😂😂
For real had a number 10 socket always saw it and then when I needed it I could not freaking find it 😂
If I lose a tool, expecially a cheap one like a screwdriver or an Allen wrench I rage buy about 10 of the same thing.
Those 5 in 1 orange screwdrivers? I have 10 and I know where about 8 of them are at any given time lol.
U never heard of a tool belt
@@AG-en5y Allen keys are rarely kept in a tool belt. Mechanics keep them in a drawer, tradesmen keep them in a tool tote until they are need. Tool belts are for tradesmen doing something repetitive like putting in hangers and supports, none need Allen keys.
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Its hilarious that the chinese factory stamped "Germany" into it as though it was a sacred rune that imbues strength.
The Germans can be trusted to make high quality things.
Rud is a German company founded in 1875 that had just been making chains since lol
Your comment is funny but it's not chinese
What do you mean
It IS a rune that imbues strength
Rud is german but the manufacturing was indeed from China
When it fails it becomes a fragmentation grenade. The embodiment of the phrase the weakest link.
Good thing they have trained engineers doing the math.
Thats why you only seeing it on the internet and you cant find it in real life 😂😂😂
Weakest link is the first thing I thought about
No it won't....
@james.1980 and your source is?
Oh, so you always know where the weakest leak in the chain is! Now I get it…
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A weak link in a chain is better then no chain deep in the bush
@@yoshizack7737 you might as well have no chain if its going to break lmao
How do you know it’s the weakest link?
@@ricasiogaming7873 Because it’s a coupler. Not a link! Couplers are designed to be uncoupled. Links are welded for permanence. It does not take a great deal of mental gymnastics to figure out. You just gotta think about it for a half a second…… Essentially all that’s required is the competency of a goldfish.
I just found their Website. Its called the UKS chainlock by RUD. The Idea was to have a chainlock that doesn't get destroyed when you drive over it. And you could probably run a linked chain through a hoist.
Unbelievable, the guy who invented the chain connecter is a genius.
Awesome. I don't know if I'd trust my life with making sure the guys I worked with remembered to torque it down enough
that is a very good temporary repair. That's all these are for anyway, better looking mechanical lock, more surface area and self tightening.
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Крутая но стремная идея много мест для трещин)
If that has a high load rating it's a very smart piece of equipment
Me imagino que esta contemplado que es el eslabón más débil, muy útil y muy ingenioso , un aplauso al creador de ese invento
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I can say having a weakest link is better than a missing one, especially if you know which one it is.
В мороз это очень трудно! 😢😢
Почему ?
Клепать в мороз лучше?
This is one of those products where the engineer behind it thought “Wow, this could be great! I bet this’ll be very useful” and then the person that actually gets stuck testing / using it carries the burden.
there are a lot of comments knocking this thing, but it has applications in the field. typically this type of linkage reduces the load rating of the chain by about 50% however. Just remember to read your documentation when doing anything involving rigging or lifting.
Проще обычной серьгой воспользоваться
Вот на АВИАНОСЦАХ-то не в курсе, когда якорные цени подобной приблудой удлиняют...
I think that's pretty slick.
В -50 градусов по Цельсию, бесполезная вещь.
And who would be foolish enough to be fixing broken chains at minus 50°?? Better to work in the summer, eh?
Аргумент прям достойный 😂😂
@@richardmccann4815 А зимой что делать? Из дома по несколько месяцев не выходить? Что за бред?
@@richardmccann4815 In some places there is no summer... just a not very warm spring
Довольно надежное соединение. В шахтах применяется на скребковых конвейерах ( 4 -е двигателя на 110 кВт каждый ) и на тяговых цепях комбайнов .
No one could or will ever beat GERMAN ENGINEERING THEY WERE & ARE & WILL REMAIN THE BEST ENGINEERS
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You know engineering is a huge field though
Sometimes rate of production outdoes the best engineering.
Она может выскользнуть, в центе сделать углубления нужно что бы в бок не выскальзывала
Отличная проверка. На АвтоВАЗе так же надёжность проверяют.
I like that the keeper is a cam although I hope it relies on more than just friction and has a locking flat or something
It's fine, until the chain vibrates and that small thing keeping the link together gets loose and the whole thing falls apart.
Or when those small teeth break...
Other than that, it's great.
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For field repair of conveyor chains. It should say this in big letters in the video so we aren’t assuming it’s a dumb invention for more common chain applications like tying down heavy loads to trailers.
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Great idea!
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Uau,tem muita física envolvida,energias opostas que se anulam, incrível 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
If that thing is made in Germany you know it's going to be good quality
I would like to see a strain test from a channel that mainly does straintests
I guess it could be good in an emergency situation but if you're in a situation where your chain broke and you needed to use that chances are you're in a lot deeper than that could get you out.
Neat paperweight the first time that small pin falls in gravel.
I've always heard :
" A chain is only as strong as it's weakest link "
I like the concept.
Im a machinist. id like to try it but being completely honest with some of the weights i work with id probably latch it and then run away screaming because id be scared sh*tless.
It's made by Rud who deal in lifting equipment. Their gear is good.
В самом тонком месте может щека согнуться или лопнуть. И вся конструкция рассыпится.
Кроме того, центральная деталь мягче остальных и может всать наискось. Всё это ведет к выроботке, которая приведет к люфту
Rated to "ehhh it's probably fine"
Very cool concept and design but I feel like if I’m using that size chain I’m not gonna trust that link
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As the saying goes “you’re only as strong as your weakest link”
interesting chain connector. :)
Tanks 😊😊
Strongest gripping chain than Superman. 😮😮
Someone said strain test and i agree, that steel does not look like solid core
If it's metal I can just imagine absolutely whailing it with a hammer when it's even slightly rusty
That’s pretty cool
Pretty darn cool
Looks awesome. Just don't like how the weakest part joins with the strongest
That conector thing looks like foam, I thought it was gaminicky toy until they used it on a real chain
I would only use this in lockout tagout operations and static loading. Not for dynamic loading.
It‘s good enough i think. As long as the stress only comes from site to site 😉
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I'm not convinced. But it does say made in Germany, so at least it's built well (assuming China didn't just write Germany on it)
Made in Germany, you know its quality
(Lets not talk about auto industry)
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Locking pin will be dropped somewhere where you can't find it. It better be sold with plenty of extra locking pins. 😂
Выглядит надежно! Поднимай!
There should be a stronger connection that gives some horizontal strength so that is can handle twists better, also I feel like a way stronger brace could g between but also around them so it could be hammered in or at least wasn't such a small easy to drop piece
Be a good chain for the wife 😂
Awesome 👍🏻🦾
самое смешное даже когда у тебя гараж со всем инструментом найти шестиграник это то ещё испытание
Looks really cool, but I am unsure if it would be practical (tho I don't really have any technical knowledge to say)
Na akutní problém , parádní nouzové řešení!👍
Tanks ❤️ ❤️
Interesting device and it sure has many uses. But this part will always be the fail point on any chain. I wonder how much stress it can bear and what happens when it fails. Like, would it explode and fragment?
Surely at this point it would be better making the ultimate carabiner.
Conflicted about the comments' opinions and the chain's engraving that clearly says 'Germany'
Omg when I drove for Halliburton we had to chain up all the time. The first setup was always close but one loop short. Roll forward and tighten. Roll forward and tighten. Etc…
Because quick links and shackles aren’t complicated enough. You need to add more parts and require more tools.
If they made it a bit larger then others it would be strongest link after
Look at all these mechanical engineers with degrees in material physics in the comments lmao
I want to know the specs on this before i make any judgements. im guessing its made of a better steel than most chain links, and it could be a handy peice of hardware in a pinch.
I have no need for this, but I want it.
Looks good longitudinally but Im not sure I would want to see it under a side load...
The second clip is of a differently designed product. Looks to be an older design with the teeth oriented in a weaker way and without the nodules to keep them from sliding past one another as the link deforms under stress.
車くらいの重量なら支えられそうだけど、工業用には向かないんじゃないかな？
引きには強いだろうけど捻じれには極端に弱そうな気がします
Chains are for securing things. Get a big padlock instead of this. They require a key or lockpicking skills to open, whereas this device only requires an allen wrench to be rendered useless.
This the new type of what it is called
Genius idea
Давным давно,придумали карабин на разный разрыв.5 тн для человека за глаза.
Thanks!
The sharkbite of chains
Seens to have good tensile strength but amount of sheer force would unhook it
ホームページには、用途について以下の記載がありました。
• Vertical Conveyors (e.g. bucket elevators)
• Horizontal Conveyors (e.g. scraper conveyors for de-ashing or other applications)
• For multipurpose use in Round Link Chains
• Replacing VK, RSP, FL
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Witness the invention of...a wedge.
People giving this product crao for being the weakest link are missing the point. This is most likely meant to be a temporary fix, to allow finishing a job until they get a chance to properly fis the chain.
Always have that size Allen wrench in tour pocket.
静荷重だけが必要な場合ならいい方法だと思います
Для сцепки буксировки машин пойдет 👍
me and the hommie locking in
No way I'm trusting something like this under heavy load
"Germany" , nuff said
It needs to be tested to failure and if it can match or exceed the strain of a normal link then it’s good
It's not as strong, but it looks cool
I can't help but feel like this is a complex solution when there are just simpler ones that work really reliably. 😅 Honestly, I feel like simplicity on something like a chain link could be really valuable since simple designs have less to go wrong with them most of the time.
What is your simpler and more reliable solution to connect two chain links in such a short amount of time?
I got a feeling if my bodyweight pulls rope and joint sideways then I'll fall to my death.
Just what i want to do is search for all 5 pieces i need to this contraption in the dark and mud.
Sometimes things dont need to be redesign3
A shackle has 2 pieces and you can use it by hand or pretty much any tool you have, be that a hammer, screwdriver, adjustable wrench or any thongs. This has 3 pieces and needs an allen bit. How is this innovative again?
Nếu các "khớp răng "có hình dạng "đuôi cá" đảo ngược nó sẽ khoá cả hướng vuông góc với hướng kéo ! Phải ko nhỉ!?
The bolt in the middle is going to get misplaced, rendering it useless. Trust me😂
на растяжение может и крепкая, а на боковое смещение нет, зацепы минимальные.
Why are all the comments on this so extremist? Either your application is within the product's specs and it also offers a practical benefit in which case get some, OR one of those things aren't true in which case don't...if those details aren't known and planned for out ahead of time, you shouldn't be using any form of that kind of chain in any capacity.
Looks like a bolt that's going to wiggle loose
Genius