Flexible pin for coupling and articulation of fastening staples of a conveyor belt
CA 1231913 A · Owner: Goro S.A. · Inventors: Schick, Jean-Francois
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A flexible hinge-pin for coupling two complementary rows of fastening staples on the opposite ends of a closed-loop conveyor belt or the like comprises a flexible central core such as a steel cable. The core is surrounded successively by an intermediate plastic sheath and a tubular outer jacket formed by twisting one or a number of strands of wire either in the same direction of twist as the core or in the opposite direction. The intermediate sheath can be of plastic material filled with grease which is capable of flowing under the action of the relative movements of the hinge-pin components at the time of flexural deformation of the pin in order to ensure that a fraction of the grease …
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- Granted January 26, 1988. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 26, 2005.
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