Chain guide assembly frame
AssigneeTsubakimoto Chain Co.
InventorsVolkmar Nyga, Seigo Ohsawa, Sung-Hwan Lim, Munehiro Maeda, Yuji Oshima
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AssigneeTsubakimoto Chain Co.
InventorsVolkmar Nyga, Seigo Ohsawa, Sung-Hwan Lim, Munehiro Maeda, Yuji Oshima
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To provide a simple-structured chain guide assembly frame capable of reliably maintaining a correct positional relationship between a driven sprocket and a sprocket holding portion without the possibility of driven sprocket detachment. The chain guide assembly frame includes a main body having a fixed-guide-side sprocket holding portion and a pivoting-guide-side sprocket holding portion. The fixed-guide-side sprocket holding portion includes a first fixed-guide-side support portion that supports a driven sprocket at a first contact point, and a second fixed-guide-side support portion that supports the driven sprocket at a second contact point located more outside than the first contact point. When the driven sprocket is in an erected state in which the driven sprocket is supported at the first contact point and second contact point, the vector of gravity acting on the gravity center of the driven sprocket points between the first contact point and second contact point.
A chain guide assembly frame comprising a main body and a sprocket holding portion that is able to support a driven sprocket,
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