MILTON Manufacturing‘s 33-year master mechanic, Chuck Scott, is improving upon the already durable, powerful, dependable, and economical Murray tensioner. Help us name Chuck’s new design.Why choose the MILTON Murray Tensioner?
The catalog MILTON Murray tensioners have shafts ranging from 1/2 to 2-1/2 inches in diameter. The small tensioners can weigh as little as one pound, while the larger tensioners may weigh up to 50 lbs. MILTON can also produce custom-built Murray tensioners according to customer specifications
The simple straightforward design of the MILTON Murray tensioner allows the product to be used in a variety of applications to stop chains from stretching. The MILTON version extends the life of chain-driven equipment while reducing vibration, noise and maintenance.
Our competitors use cast iron in their tensioners. While cast iron is strong, it can be brittle. However, the structural steel in the MILTON version puts our product in a class of its own. You never have to worry about the MILTON Murray tensioner breaking!
MILTON’s effective lean manufacturing practices.
The MILTON Murray Adjusto-Screw Tensioner.
enclosure must be removed for drive adjustment. Yet, the MILTON Murray Adjusto-Screw, which is “slack-side” mounted, uses a screw to provide precise and easily-adjustable tension. The screw adjustment enables the user to set the precise tension necessary to provide maximum life for the sprocket and chain or belt. Adjusto-screw tensioners are useful on vertical drives, preventing lower sprocket disengagement. This patented tensioner is available in a wide range of capacities capable of handling up to RC 240 roller chain.
Now that you’ve learned something about Murray tensioners, let’s get back to our master mechanic, Chuck Scott.
Chuck Scott develops a “super special” tensioner.
Can you give the new tensioner an official name?

