Conveyor belts; Conveyor lines; Conveyor belt cleats; Assembly line conveyor machinery; Bushing assembly for conveyor pulleys; Belt conveyors; Roller conveyors; Belts for conveyors; Conveyors being machines; Tracks being parts of conveyors; Pulleys being parts of machines; Machine parts, namely, roller bearings; Machine parts, namely, bearings and bushings; Bearings, as parts of machines; Bearing housings for machines; Machine parts, namely, bearings; Bushings for use as parts of machines; Idling pulleys being parts of machines; Belts for machines; Belt pulleys being parts of machines; Roller chains being parts of machines; Cam sprockets; Roller bearings for machines
Bracket assemblies for securing a conveyor roller to a conveyor support frame are disclosed. The bracket assembly is adjustable by an operator to change the position of the roller to better align a conveyor belt supported by the roller.
In a preferred embodiment, there is provided an adjustable roller bracket assembly for a belt conveyor system, and which comprises a first end portion, a second end portion, and an adjustment mechanism connecting the first and second end portions, the first end portion being for attachment to a system frame, the second end portion being for rotatably engaging a roller at an axial end thereof, and the adjustment mechanism being operable to permit selective movement of the second end portion relative to the first end portion against frictional resistance therebetween to effect adjustment of a rotational axis of the roller.
Bracket assemblies for securing a conveyor roller to a conveyor support frame are disclosed. The bracket assembly is adjustable by an operator to change the position of the roller to better align a conveyor belt supported by the roller.
A split sprocket for use in a modular conveyor belt is disclosed. The split sprocket includes first and second portions that may be selectively arranged in a first configuration in which the sprocket maintains a fixed axial position on the shaft and a second configuration in which the sprocket can axially float along the shaft.
F16H 55/12 - Toothed membersWorms with body or rim assembled out of detachable parts
F16D 1/08 - Couplings for rigidly connecting two coaxial shafts or other movable machine elements for attachment of a member on a shaft or on a shaft-end with clamping hubCouplings for rigidly connecting two coaxial shafts or other movable machine elements for attachment of a member on a shaft or on a shaft-end with hub and longitudinal key
A split sprocket for use in a modular conveyor belt is disclosed. The split sprocket includes first and second portions that may be selectively arranged in a first configuration in which the sprocket maintains a fixed axial position on the shaft and a second configuration in which the sprocket can axially float along the shaft.
In a preferred embodiment, there is provided an adjustable roller bracket assembly for a belt conveyor system, and which comprises a first end portion, a second end portion, and an adjustment mechanism connecting the first and second end portions, the first end portion being for attachment to a system frame, the second end portion being for rotatably engaging a roller at an axial end thereof, and the adjustment mechanism being operable to permit selective movement of the second end portion relative to the first end portion against frictional resistance therebetween to effect adjustment of a rotational axis of the roller.
Conveyor rollers that include a bearing that may float axially relative to the shaft are disclosed. In some embodiments, the conveyor roller includes an elastic member (e.g., o-ring) that resists rotation of the inner race of the bearing from rotating relative to the shaft. The floating bearing may accommodate expansion and/or contraction of the roller tube relative to the shaft.
Conveyor rollers that include a bearing that may float axially relative to the shaft are disclosed. In some embodiments, the conveyor roller includes an elastic member (e.g., o-ring) that resists rotation of the inner race of the bearing from rotating relative to the shaft. The floating bearing may accommodate expansion and/or contraction of the roller tube relative to the shaft.
Conveyor rollers that include a bearing that may float axially relative to the shaft are disclosed. In some embodiments, the conveyor roller includes an elastic member (e.g., o-ring) that resists rotation of the inner race of the bearing from rotating relative to the shaft. The floating bearing may accommodate expansion and/or contraction of the roller tube relative to the shaft.
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
07 - Machines and machine tools
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
Metal medicine vats, metal industrial storage tanks, metal
catwalks, metal staircases, prefabricated metal elevated
platforms, metal grain chutes and grain bins. Food processing machines comprised of conveyors and air
cleaners; machine parts, namely, vibratory drives and
horizontal motion drives for conveyors and shakers;
vibratory separators; auger and screw conveyors; dough
handling conveyors; dewatering vibratory conveyors; bulk box
equipment, namely, dumpers and elevated dumpers; product
mix/blend systems comprising vibratory conveyors, horizontal
motion conveyors, weighing equipment, hoppers, feeders, and
portioning equipment; mechanical spreaders; mechanical
shakers for separating solids; size length graders for food;
vibratory conveyors; conveyor belts; mechanical gravity
sorting machines and air sorting machines for foods;
trimming machines for foods; sorting machines for handling
and processing food products; equipment for use primarily in
the dry food and chemical manufacturing and processing
industries, namely, industrial conveyors, pulleys being part
of the machines, food washing machines featuring wash tanks,
bulk handling conveyors, conveying elevators, bucket
elevators, vibratory tables being machines for the visual
inspection of granular material, pneumatic separators,
mechanical feeders being machine parts, mechanical
discharging hoppers, feeder/hopper combinations being
machine parts, power-operated continuous and batch
extractors, power-operated nut meat piece breakers, spiral
and ladder letdown chutes being parts of machines, machines
in the nature of automatic edible nut crackers, machines in
the nature of in-shell nut graders, machines in the nature
of edible nut shellers, casebearer worm removal machines,
vacuum tanks being parts of machines and vacuum pumps;
horizontal or slide motion conveying, bucket elevator
conveying, retracting/repositioning conveying machines,
dough processing machines, kibbler machines for grinding and
milling, guillotines being machines for food processing,
curve conveying machines, namely, curved conveyor, curve
belt conveyors, 90-degree conveyors, and 180-degree
conveyors, spreaders being machines and sanitary conveying
equipment, namely, spreading conveyors, chain spreaders or
chain spreading conveyors, wire belt spreading conveyors;
sorting machines for food and pharmaceutical products. Inspection machines for the physical inspection and weighing
of food and pharmaceutical products; scanners for monitoring
bulk articles moving past a monitoring station; scanners in
the nature of high resolution cameras for monitoring product
quality; inspection and sorting apparatus for imaging across
conveyors, namely, scanners, computer hardware, computer
software for operating sorting equipment; computer software
for operating inspection equipment; and micro-processor
based intelligent controllers for conveyors.
Stub shaft conveyor pulleys that may be used as a tail pulley and/or head pulley in a belt conveyor system are disclosed. The conveyor pulley includes first and second stub shaft assemblies connected to a center tube. Each stub shaft assembly includes an inner bearing and an outer bearing. In some embodiments, the outer bearing has a diameter larger than the inner bearing. Alternatively or in addition, the inner bearing may be within the center tube and the outer bearing may be exterior to the center tube.
Stub shaft conveyor pulleys that may be used as a tail pulley and/or head pulley in a belt conveyor system are disclosed. The conveyor pulley includes first and second stub shaft assemblies connected to a center tube. Each stub shaft assembly includes an inner bearing and an outer bearing. In some embodiments, the outer bearing has a diameter larger than the inner bearing. Alternatively or in addition, the inner bearing may be within the center tube and the outer bearing may be exterior to the center tube.
Stub shaft conveyor pulleys that may be used as a tail pulley and/or head pulley in a belt conveyor system are disclosed. The conveyor pulley includes first and second stub shaft assemblies connected to a center tube. Each stub shaft assembly includes an inner bearing and an outer bearing. In some embodiments, the outer bearing has a diameter larger than the inner bearing. Alternatively or in addition, the inner bearing may be within the center tube and the outer bearing may be exterior to the center tube.
A method for winding can include positioning a multi-sided object on a winding component in a first position. The method can include dereeling a wire from a dereeler and winding onto the multi-sided object in the first position. The method can include rotating the winding component to position the multi-sided object in a second position without removing the multi-sided object from the winding component. The method can include dereeling the wire from the dereeler and winding onto the multi-sided object in the second position.
B65H 59/38 - Adjusting or controlling tension in filamentary material, e.g. for preventing snarlingApplications of tension indicators by regulating speed of driving mechanism of unwinding, paying-out, forwarding, winding, or depositing devices, e.g. automatically in response to variations in tension
B65H 54/64 - Winding of ballsForming hollow objects by winding on to fusible or soluble cores, e.g. forming pressure vessels
(1) High performance conveyor components, namely, pulleys, sheaves, bearings, bushings, reducers, idlers, belts, hubs, shafting, roller chains, keyless locking assemblies, sprockets, and pulley laggings for use in industrial machines or machine power transmission units.
High performance conveyor components, namely, pulleys,
sheaves, bearings, bushings, reducers, idlers, belts, hubs,
shafting, roller chains, keyless locking assemblies,
sprockets, and pulley laggings for use in industrial
machines or machine power transmission units.
High performance conveyor components, namely, pulleys, sheaves, bearings, bushings, reducers, idlers, belts, hubs, shafting, roller chains, keyless locking assemblies, sprockets, and pulley laggings for use in industrial machines or machine power transmission units
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
Goods & Services
Conveyor components, namely, pulleys, idlers, roller tubes, shafts, bearings, hubs, bushings, magnetic speed switches, conveyor belt speed monitor rolls, magnetic speed switch sensors, time relays, take-up frames; take-up extenders; conveyor belt tension stabilizers, and replacement parts thereof Conveyor design services; Technical consulting services, namely, component selection for conveyor belt systems
Belt conveyor idler systems for increasing the trough angle of a conveyor belt. In some embodiments, wing roll brackets that support the wing rolls increase in length from the front end to the back end of the idler system.
B65G 39/12 - Arrangements of rollers mounted on framework
B65G 15/60 - Arrangements for supporting or guiding belts, e.g. by fluid jets
B65G 15/08 - Conveyors having endless load-conveying surfaces, i.e. belts and like continuous members, to which tractive effort is transmitted by means other than endless driving elements of similar configuration the load-carrying surface being formed by a concave or tubular belt, e.g. a belt forming a trough
B65G 15/40 - Belts or like endless load-carriers made of rubber or plastics troughed or tubularBelts or like endless load-carriers made of rubber or plastics formed with joints facilitating troughing
Belt conveyor idler systems for increasing the trough angle of a conveyor belt are disclosed. In some embodiments, wing roll brackets that support the wing rolls increase in length from the front end to the back end of the idler system.
B65G 39/12 - Arrangements of rollers mounted on framework
B65G 15/60 - Arrangements for supporting or guiding belts, e.g. by fluid jets
B65G 15/40 - Belts or like endless load-carriers made of rubber or plastics troughed or tubularBelts or like endless load-carriers made of rubber or plastics formed with joints facilitating troughing
B65G 15/08 - Conveyors having endless load-conveying surfaces, i.e. belts and like continuous members, to which tractive effort is transmitted by means other than endless driving elements of similar configuration the load-carrying surface being formed by a concave or tubular belt, e.g. a belt forming a trough
Conveyor components, namely, pulleys, idlers, roller tubes, shafts, bearings, hubs, bushings, roll guards, roll cages, self-leveling foot pads, saw vices, magnetic speed switches, conveyor belt speed monitor rolls, magnetic speed switch sensors, time relays, and replacement parts thereof
Drum motors for driving a conveyor belt are disclosed. In some embodiments, the drum motors include a shell having a polymer body such as wax-filled cast nylon.
A method for winding can include dereeling a wire from a dereeler onto an object. The method can include rotating the object to wind the wire on the object at an angle offset from perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the object. The method can include an axis of rotation of the rotating object that is non-collinear with the longitudinal axis of the object. The method can include a winding point on the object that remains orthogonally stationary with respect to the axis of rotation.
B65H 81/08 - Covering or wrapping elongated cores by feeding material obliquely to the axis of the core
B65H 59/38 - Adjusting or controlling tension in filamentary material, e.g. for preventing snarlingApplications of tension indicators by regulating speed of driving mechanism of unwinding, paying-out, forwarding, winding, or depositing devices, e.g. automatically in response to variations in tension
Wing pulleys that engage a conveyor belt during conveying operations are described. The wing pulley includes a central reinforcing disk that strengthens and stabilizes the pulley.
Wing pulleys that engage a conveyor belt during conveying operations are described. The wing pulley includes a central reinforcing disk that strengthens and stabilizes the pulley.
High performance conveyor components, namely, pulleys, sheaves, bearings, bushings, reducers, idlers, belts, hubs, shafting, roller chains, keyless locking assemblies, sprockets, and pulley laggings for use in industrial machines or machine power transmission units
PULLEYS, SHEAVES, BEARINGS, BUSHINGS, REDUCERS, IDLERS, BELTS, ROLLER CHAINS, SPROCKETS, AND PULLEY LAGGINGS, ALL FOR USE IN INDUSTRIAL MACHINES, MATERIAL HANDLING MACHINES, OR MACHINE POWER TRANSMISSION UNITS
