EK CHAIN

EK CHAIN (Enuma Chain Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) is a Japanese manufacturer of drive chains founded in 1941. The specialization covers chains for motorcycles, industrial equipment, and agricultural machinery. The company develops torque transmission components with a focus on component wear resistance. Production is focused on ensuring the service life of chain drives under heavy operating conditions. The brand's products are used for both original equipment and the aftermarket.

Country

Japan

Brand History

1. 1941: Foundation of Enuma Chain Manufacturing in Japan. 2. 1974: Invention and introduction of the world's first O-ring sealed chain. 3. 1997: Development of Quadra-X Ring technology to reduce friction and retain lubrication. 4. 2000s: Expansion of production of colored chains for motorcycle sports.

Key OEM Customers

Moto OEM (supply to assembly lines: Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha)

Type

Manufacturer/OEM Supplier

Ecology

No information available.

Brand Authentication

The outer links of the chains are marked using an impact stamping method, containing the brand name and model specification. Quadra-X sealing rings have a specific cross-sectional shape that distinguishes them from standard O-rings. Link surfaces undergo electrolytic deposition to create a colored layer.

Certificates

ISO 9001, ISO 14001.