Method of making bearing pulley

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Puller or pusher means – contained force multiplying operator

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291484D, 29115, 29123, 72367, 742308, 113116D, 228155, B21K 142

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040794920

ABSTRACT:
A method of producing bearing pulleys for conveyer belts and roller gravity conveyers in which the bearing pulley includes a cylindrical portion and common central pivot pins secured to the cylindrical portion by a hub or roller base, which comprises providing a cylindrical pipe of a desired bearing pulley diameter, tapering the end portions of said pipe in a truncated configuration by non-cutting cold deformation down to the diameter of the pivot pins, and subsequently inverting the tapered end portions of the pipe centrally within the cylindrical portion of the pipe a distance sufficient to provide the desired spacing between the ends of the pulley.

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