Chain assembly using formed bushings with inverted teeth

Details Chain assembly using formed bushings with inverted teeth Chain assembly using formed bushings with inverted teeth

1997-05-09

1998-09-01

Hannon, Thomas R.

Endless belt power transmission systems or components

Positive drive belt

Belt formed of rigid links

474231, 474157, F16G 1304

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058003010

ABSTRACT:
A roller chain is provided with a bushing with a silent chain link profile. The bushing has a pair of depending toes which engage the teeth of a sprocket to provide power transmission.

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