Any suggestions for a quality chain breaker tool?

[cliftonbros89]

I'm trying to search for a couple good chain breakers for roller chains. I need a couple, one for size 40-50 chain and one that would work for 60-80 size chain. The couple I have are cheaply made and never grab the chain properly. The one I have for the bigger chain will never open wide enough to fit a size 80, even though it's made for it.

Just looking for some suggestions of a few good ones. Obviously something with a warranty and/or made in U.S.A. is always a plus.

Thanks in advance.

 

[HaroRider]

Im not much help here, but I can say the one at HF is junk, and I am not a HF hater.

 

[2oolhound]

I used to use a small angle grinder to grind the caps of the pins off then punch them through. Chain breakers didn't really make the job much simpler.

 

[cliftonbros89]

I used to use a small angle grinder to grind the caps of the pins off then punch them through. Chain breakers didn't really make the job much simpler.

Well in the shop a grinder can work. But in the field that's not always an option

 

[pacmktg]

Diamond Chain Company is the oldest USA manufacturer of roller chain. Made in Indy. They have the same one as UST. They all buy them from one company I do not know the name of. Sorry not much help