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Artemis Kautschuk-und Kunststoff-tecknik Gmbh

Sebastian Jäger

Arnold Jager

Johan Oord

Nick Schmidt

Andreas Jager

Klaus Glagow

Jessica Tamra Reed

Jan-Harm Mulder

Reiner Kramer

Johan E Adrichem

Andreas Bonne

Claudius Jager

Harm-Jan Van Wolde

Arjan Mulder

Gyala Haber

Hans-Jürgen Gentz

Bernhard Weiss

Franz Tekbas

Aaron Stoffers

Nicholas Carlson

Jurgen Schaberick

A fastener for a rod belt having one or more rods includes a support area, at least one intermediate area, and a fastening area. The support area extends in a longitudinal direction and includes a support side. The at least one intermediate area and the support area are made as one piece. The fastening area projects away from the intermediate area in the longitudinal direction.

Attachment piece, rod assembly and rod band

A rod belt for agricultural machines includes at least three belts, fasteners, and rods. The at least three belts are pull-resistant, elastic, and continuous, and run parallel to one another. The at least three belts each extend in a direction of movement. The fasteners are connected to the belts. The rods are arranged perpendicular to the direction of movement and are parallel to one another.

Bar tape

The present invention relates to a hose arrangement for creating a bubble curtain in bodies of water, comprising at least one air hose including an interior space enclosed by a wall, where a perforation consisting of individual punctures is introduced in the wall at least in an upper, first circumferential area, from which air can be discharged, when the interior space is pressurized, for creating a bubble curtain extending in the longitudinal direction of the air hose, and a ballast receptacle including a receiving area extending in the longitudinal direction, in which an elongated ballast element is received.

Hose arrangement for creating a bubble curtain in bodies of water

The present disclosure relates to a belt as a continuous traction means for conveyor belts of bale presses, comprising at least one fabric layer embedded at least in certain regions in a polymer layer, for creating a continuous belt reinforced by at least one fabric layer. The present disclosure provide that cross-stiffening elements are embedded in the polymer layer, for increasing a transverse rigidity of the belt, whereby the cross-stiffening elements are essentially oriented in a transverse direction of the belt, and the belt exhibits, at least in the region of the cross-stiffening elements, a ratio of rigidity between the transverse rigidity and a longitudinal rigidity of at least 2:1.

Belt as continuous traction means for conveyor belts of baling presses or bale wrappers

The invention relates to a belt () as a continuous traction means, in particular for conveyor belts of agricultural machines, in particular baling presses, comprising at least one fabric layer () embedded, at least in certain regions, in a polymer layer (), in particular rubber layer, whereby end regions () of the belt () lie flat on top of one another in an overlap region () and are connected to each other for creating a continuous belt () reinforced by the fabric layer (). According to the invention, it is provided that the end regions () of the belt () are connected to each other by at least one thread () forming a seam (), whereby, to that end, said at least one thread () penetrates the end regions () of the belt () in a seam region () in several stitches (), whereby the fabric layer () of the belt () is embedded in the polymer layer () at least across said seam region (), and the thread () is embedded in transition regions () between the stitches () into the polymer layer () in such a manner shallowly at a depth of penetration (T) that the thread () runs below surfaces () of the belt ().

Belt as endless traction means and method for producing such a belt

The present disclosure relates to a belt clip set comprising a belt clip and at least two pilot bolts, the belt clip comprising a first leg having at least two guide openings and a second leg having at least two thread openings each associated with the guide openings. Each pilot bolt comprising a threaded region with an external thread, a bolt head for tightening the pilot bolt, and a tapered pin opposite the bolt head, where each pilot bolt can be received with some play in one of the guide openings in the first leg and via its threaded region screwed into the respective associated thread opening in the second leg, where each pilot bolt can be received with some play in one of the guide openings in the first leg and via its threaded region screwed into the respective associated thread opening in the second leg.

Belt clip set, rod belt, and method for affixing the belt clip set on a rod belt

The invention relates to a rod belt for rod belt conveyors, in particular of agricultural machines, with transverse rods () arranged transverse to a running direction and parallel to one another, whereby the transverse rods () rest on tension-proof elastic and continuous belts () running parallel to one another and being attached to the belts () by attachment at a pre-determined rod spacing. According to the invention, it is provided that on at least one of the belts () a belt clip () is affixed via attachment (), whereby said so attached belt clip () confines at least one cavity on a support surface of the respective belt () and at least one of the transverse rods () is cage-like housed in the at least one cavity in such a manner that the at least one transverse rod () is fixated via the belt clip () to the at least one belt such a manner that the at least one transverse rod () is fixated via the belt clip () to the at least one belt.

Rod belt for rod belt conveyor

A pick-up web for an agricultural machine, in particular, for picking up and transporting nut fruit in a nut harvester along a conveyor device. The pick-up web comprising at least two endless circulating belts for driving the pick-up web and several rods extending perpendicular to the direction of transport of the pick-up web creating a sieve-type transport surface. The pick-up web further comprising several tappets and sweeping teeth each projecting perpendicularly away from the sieve-type transport surface.

Pick-up web for an agricultural machine, in particular, a nut harvester

Cam belt, particularly for agricultural machinery, produced from a polymer provided with reinforcement inserts, has cams on the inner side of the cam belt that are used to drive cam belt. A first flank faces in the running direction of cam belt and a second flank faces in opposite direction. Cams are spaced apart from one another by gaps in a predefined division, and gaps are delimited by first flank and second flank of two adjoining cams and a base which connects two flanks. During operation of cam belt carrier of a cam wheel resting against second flank of one of adjoining cams and against the base of a gap engage with the gaps. On outer side of belt, functional elements are fixed by a fastener which from inner side of the belt passes through the cam belt and the functional elements via at least one through hole.

Cambelt, in particular a cambelt suitable for agricultural machinery

A support roller or drive roller for a drive belt of a conveyor, having a hub which is supported by use of ball bearings and which is provided with an elastic polymer layer on its outer periphery as a running surface for the drive belt. The roller is easily manufactured as the hub is made up of a hollow cylindrical outer hub which bears the polymer layer, and a hollow cylindrical inner hub which accommodates the ball bearings. Further, the inner hub is pushed into the outer hub and joined to the outer hub in a rotationally fixed manner.

Support roller or drive roller for a drive belt of a conveyor

An inclined conveyor for a combine harvester has two drive elements which define a conveying direction and revolve in a conveying duct. Conveying duct is divided into an overshot return duct and an undershot conveying duct by a separating element situated between the upper run and the lower run of the drive element. Drive element is interconnected by carriers situated transversely with respect to conveying direction that convey harvested crop in undershot conveying duct. The difference in speed between the carrier bars and harvested crop stream is eliminated, and at least reduced, by additional acceleration of harvested crop stream. Carrier bars serve as carriers, and as acceleration elements for the harvested crop. That is because the cross section of each of the carrier bars viewed in conveying direction, occupies at least 30% of the smallest internal cross section of undershot conveying duct.

Inclined conveyor for combine harvesters with negative pressure inlet

Sugarcane harvesting machine has an inclined conveyor which conveys sugarcane sections from the harvesting machine into a collection car and has at least two traction mechanisms which extend parallel to one another and have continuous carriers, and which circulate over upper drive wheels, and lower deflection wheels carried along and situated in the feed area of the sugarcane sections. Thus, inclined conveyor has a long, low maintenance service life and sugarcane harvesting machine operates quietly and energy-efficiently with a high cleaning effect. The continuous traction mechanisms are belts of fabric layer-reinforced crosslinked polymer, and cams situated at a distance from one another are situated on bottom side of the belts for forcible drive by the drive wheels. Belts are connected by transverse rods which as a whole form a screening floor and support floor, and deflection wheels which are carried along are configured as single wheels.

Sugarcane harvesting machine

Rod belt for rod belt conveyors for agricultural machinery, having rods arranged transversely with respect to the running direction and parallel to one another. Rods at their ends are each connected to a fastening piece which has a flattened and perforated support area with which fastening piece rests on tensile stress-resistant, elastic, continuous belts extending in parallel and is connected by rivets or similar fastening elements which pass through support area and belts, and support area is formed in one piece with a fastening area for rod ends. The rod belt includes fastening pieces which have a simple design and are cost-effectively manufactured. Fastening pieces are designed as bends having a fastening area which, in relation to the installed position, is bent from the plane of support area toward the bottom side of belt and situated parallel to the inner side of belt.

Rod belt for a rod belt conveyor for agricultural machinery

Stator for an eccentric single-rotor screw pump has a casing made of steel or the like and a helical elastomer lining. Stator and a method for its production are described which can also be made with larger lengths at low production costs. Stator is composed of at least two stator segments that are axially arranged in a line, whereby the stator segments are connected to one another at their abutment so as to be pressure-tight by a tube of a polymer material that is pulled onto the casing and overlaps the abutments and by a metal ring radially pressed onto it.

Stator for an eccentric single-rotor screw pump and method for its production

The invention relates to a stator for an eccentric screw pump or an eccentric worm motor, including an outer tube that is provided with a lining of rubber or a rubber-like material and has a hollow space or cavity, in the shape of a double or multiple spiral, for accommodating a rigid rotor that is also in the form of a spiral, whereby the stator has one spiral more than does the motor. So that the stator also remains functional under conditions where the fixed connection between the lining and the outer tube could be destroyed, e.g. due to chemical influences or high temperatures, the invention proposes disposing two inner tubes that have apertures in the lining.

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Sebastian Jäger