Murrplastik Systemtechnik Gmbh

Rainer Ruehle

Helmut Jostmeier

Clemens Moess

The invention relates to a chain link () for an energy guiding chain, comprising two lateral links () arranged at a distance from each other and parallel to each other, and at least one frame section () connecting the lateral links () together. Each lateral link () carries an abutment device () in a first end region (), that can be connected to the lateral link () in a detachable and fixed manner, and comprises a disk () and at least one abutment element projecting from a first surface () of the disk (). Each lateral link () comprises, in its second end region (), a number of recesses (), corresponding to the number of abutment elements (), for receiving the abutment elements () of a chain link in the longitudinal direction of the chain and for defining the pivoting angle between the successive chain links. According to the invention, each lateral link () comprises a plurality of wall holes () in its first end region (), and each abutment device () comprises a number of fixing elements, corresponding to the number of wall holes (), protruding from a second surface () of the disk, which faces away from the first surface (), the fixing elements being complementary to the shape of the wall holes (), and at least partially penetrating the wall holes ().

Chain link for an energy guiding chain

Line routing arrangement () having a mount () for holding at least one line which is designed to be flexible or articulated and can be folded such that a first section () can be placed over a second section (), which is connected to it by a curved section (), with at least one row () of magnets () which extends with its longitudinal direction running from a first mount end () to a second mount end () being arranged on a side () of the mount () which forms the lower face of the first section () and the upper face of the second section (), such that, when the mount () is folded, magnet poles on the first section () are opposite magnet poles with the same name on the second section (). The invention provides for the magnets () to each extend in the longitudinal direction from a first end () to a second end (), and for the second end () of each magnet (), when viewed in the longitudinal direction, being at least as far from the first mount end () as the first end () in the next magnet () in the row () and being arranged laterally offset, transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction, from the first end () of the next magnet () in the row ().

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Oppenweiler, Germany

Rainer Ruehle