Dayco Corporation

Dayco Products, Inc.

Jack Nelson

Gerald C Hollaway, Jr

Larry R Oliver

Kenneth D Richmond

Charles M Lewis

Jerry W Rogers

Wayne C Fieler

Russell E Hartman

Paul L Spivy

James D Hill, Jr

Douglas W Carlson

A chain belt construction, a load block therefor and methods of making the same are provided, the chain belt construction comprising a plurality of interleaved sets of links, each set of links having a transversely disposed pivot pin arrangement joining its links to the links of the sets of links adjacent thereto, and a plurality of load blocks respectively interconnected to certain of the sets of links to be carried thereby, each load block having a tubular opening arrangement therein telescopically receiving the pivot pin arrangement of its respective set of links therein to interconnect that load block to its respective set of links.

Chain belt construction, load block therefor and methods for making the

A continuous, spliceless bias fabric in which the angular displacement between the warp and filling yarns is in the approximate range of 90 to 150 degrees is produced by the steps of cutting a tubular, square-woven fabric at a bias angle of 40-50 degrees to provide a continuous length of fabric, optionally drying the fabric, calendering at least one layer of an elastomeric compound to at least one side of the continuous length of fabric, heating the thus-calendered fabric, stretching the fabric in its width direction to provide a warp to filling angle of about 90-150 degrees, and cooling the stretched fabric.

Method for producing stress-relieved fabric

A power transmission belt structure and method of making same are provided wherein such belt structure has substantially its entire periphery covered by an outer fabric layer adjoined by an elastomeric layer with at least a portion of the elastomeric layer and the fabric layer being the only structure defining a tension section of the belt structure.

Power transmission belt structure and method of making same

An endless power transmission belt is provided which has a twisted helically wound load-carrying cord provided in its load-carrying section with the twisting of such cord being according to an empirical equation and being substantially greater than in previously proposed belts whereby such belt has improved performance characteristics.

Endless power transmission belt

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