Mechanism for supporting and retaining the beads when building p

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – Tire body building type

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156398, 156415, B29D 3026

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ABSTRACT:
Mechanism for supporting and retaining the beads when building at least a portion of a pneumatic tire on a building drum, said mechanism comprising radially expandable and retractable means for laterally supporting at least a part of each bead, wherein a large number of rocker arms is arranged in a ring shape about the center line of the building drum, and means serve to shift and swivel all of these rocker arms simultaneously to an expanded position and to retract them again, said swivelling action of each rocker arm being performed in an imaginary plane extending radially through the center line of the drum and said shifting action including a component directed along the center line of the building drum.

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