Endless belt power transmission systems or components – Positive drive belt – Belt formed of rigid links
Patent
1985-06-26
1986-02-18
Leppink, James A.
Endless belt power transmission systems or components
Positive drive belt
Belt formed of rigid links
384279, F16G 1302
Patent
active
045712280
ABSTRACT:
Bicycle chain is made of alternating bushing links and pin links. The bushing links have parallel bushings held in interference fit in bushing plates and extended axially beyond the bushing plates, solid metal rolls with a lubricating plating are held loosely on the bushings, and loosely between the bushing plates. The bushings extend axially outward beyond the bushing plates for substantial distances. Pins extend through the bushings and are fixed in pin plates to form pin links which alternate with the bushing links. The pin plates are held outward from the bushing plates for a substantial amount by the axial bushing extensions to prevent dirt build up. The pin plates, bushing plates and bushings are plated with an anti-corrosion plating. The pins and rolls are plated with a porous metal plating with solid polymeric lubricant held within pores of the plating for lubricating the pin-bushing interior interface and for lubricating the roll-bushing and roll-bushing plate interfaces.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1945357 (1934-01-01), Pierce
patent: 3369924 (1968-02-01), Duggins et al.
Incom International Inc.
Leppink James A.
McKenzie Frank
Wray James C.
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