Kabelschlepp Gesellschaft MIT Beschrankter Haftung

Friedrich Haschek

Werner Moritz

Kurt Loos

A guide chain with supporting link chains including chain links which are connected by crosspieces. To limit the mutual pivot angle, each chain link is provided with slots which extend about a common pivot axis, with engaging studs of an adjacent chain link extending into the slots. In order to facilitate assembly and improve the support capability of the guide chain, each chain link is made as one piece, is provided at one end, on one side, with a disc-shaped plate in which are disposed the slots, and is provided at the other end, on the opposite side, with a cup, on the bottom of which are formed the engaging studs. The diameter of the plate is less than the diameter of the cup, so that the plate of one chain link can be placed into the cup of another chain link.

Guide chain

A transmission line carrier for the arrangement between a moveable consumer and a stationary connection comprising a row of tubular members which can be angled with respect to one another and engage in one another, including an alternating arrangement of wide tubular members with inwardly directly abutments and narrow tubular members with outwardly directed abutments. Each wide tubular member is shorter in the vicinity of a cross-section half thereof approximately by the width of a channel, which channel is arranged between the abutments of each narrow tubular member.

Transmission line carrier

A protective cover system for use in connection with guiding paths of machine tools including a plurality of overlapping cover plates telescopically moved into and out of each other while each cover plate at its front end face rests on the guiding path and at the rear end rests on the next segmental cover plate. Between the individual cover plates there are arranged energy storing means the return force of which is zero in the intermediate position of said energy storing means whereas the return force of said energy storing means is at its maximum in the fully pulled-out or pushed-in position of said cover plates. Each energy storing means includes a cylinder with an inserted elastic body and a piston. Between the cylinders and the piston at least one cam segment is provided. Relative movement between the cylinder and the pertaining cam segment is brought about by fork-shaped rods linked with the arms of said fork-shaped rods to the front end faces of the cover plates.

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Siegen, Germany

Friedrich Haschek