Method of changing a worn frictional surface of a rotator disc

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Roller making

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2940203, 2940208, 294262, B21B 3900

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054005078

ABSTRACT:
A rotator assembly is provided comprising two disc-shaped base members, each defining central bores therethrough and a disc-shaped middle section defining a central opening therethrough and having a tubular exterior, the middle section matingly fitting between the base members with the tubular exterior extending beyond and overlapping outer edges of the base members while the base members occupy the central opening of the middle section.

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