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Robert Boschgmbh

Guido Hettwer

Olaf Klemd

Wolfram Baier

Johannes Koban

Peter Ludwig

Peter Rothfuss

Uwe Lindemann

Paul Skljarow

Wolfgang Janzen

Klaus Nendel

Peter Meynerts

Joachim Fischer

A chain link ( ) of a curved conveyor chain has been proposed, which has a carrying device ( ) for transport material. A head part ( ) disposed under the carrying device ( ) has a lateral bore ( ) for a pin ( ) of a first adjacent chain link ( ). The head part ( ) is adjoined by a fork-shaped section ( ) with two legs ( ), which encompass the head part ( ) of a second adjacent chain link ( ). The legs ( ) and contain lateral bores ( ). A pin ( ) is also provided, which is contained in the lateral bores ( ) of the legs ( ) and in the head part ( ) of the second adjacent chain link ( ). Projections ( ) protrude from the legs ( ) and are designed to be guided in a guide profile and driven by means of a driving wheel. The object of the invention is to produce a chain link ( ), which permits a favorable introduction of force. To this end, the protrusions ( ) are disposed between the lateral bores ( ) of the legs ( ) and the at least one lateral bore ( ) of the head part ( ), viewed in the transport direction ( ).

Chain link, especially of a curved-negotiating conveyor chain

A deviating device for deviating a transporting means in a deviating plane was a deviating unit, two track portions of a movement path of a transporting means adjoining the deviating device and clamping the deviating plane, and mountable on the deviating unit, the track portions being mountable on a separate component of the deviating device, the components being turnable relative to one another about a turning axis which is substantially orthogonal to the deviating plane and being fixable in a predetermined angular position.

Deviating device for transporting means

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Guido Hettwer