Why CNC is the toughest application
Chips landing at 500 °C on a plastic link burn straight in. Coolant emulsion creeps into every opening and attacks poorly chosen polymers. Add accelerations of 10 m/s² or more and a badly filled chain starts whipping, pushing cables against the side walls. The cause of failure is almost never the chain itself, but an open design in a chip-rich environment or a bend radius that is too small for the power cables inside.

