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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 18, 2009
Filed:
Jun. 03, 2005
Nobuyuki Suda, Kodaira, JP;
Takashi Senbokuya, Kodaira, JP;
Kenji Ogawa, Kodaira, JP;
Bridgestone Corporation, Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
A tire structural member manufacturing method forms a tire structural member from a narrow continuous strip by small, inexpensive equipment capable of being directly combined with a tire structural member forming machine, and a tire structural member manufacturing system carries out the tire structural member manufacturing method. The tire structural member manufacturing methods consists of a small number of steps and can be carried out by an efficient, simple, inexpensive tire structural member manufacturing system. The tire structural member manufacturing method forms a tire structural member by the steps of continuously forming a continuous strip of a width including that of a joint lap, cutting the continuous strip into successive cut strips of a length substantially equal to the section width of a tire, and successively laying and joining a predetermined number of the cut strips. The tire structural member manufacturing method forms a tire structural member also by the steps of continuously feeding a continuous strip to a strip-laying head, laying the continuous strip on a strip support while the strip-laying head is moved over the strip support for a forward stroke, cutting the continuous strip in a cut strip of a predetermined length when the strip-laying head reaches a position near the terminal of its forward stroke, changing the position of the strip-laying head by moving the strip-laying head and the strip support relative to each other, laying the continuous strip on the strip support while the strip-laying head is moved for a backward stroke, and repeating those steps overlap cut strips.
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