Chain assemblies with minimal pin projection

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1996-05-02

1997-11-04

Schoeppel, Roger J.

Endless belt power transmission systems or components

Plural belts or plural output loads

Plural belts having interengaged drive surfaces

474228, F16H 700

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056833199

ABSTRACT:
A chain assembly has pins extending through the guide links with minimal projection beyond the outside edge of the guide links. The minimal pin projection provides a chain assembly of narrow construction. Modular chain systems are also provided that permit manufacturing savings in the construction of chain systems of standard widths.

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