Toggle retainer for toggle connections
AssigneeDBT GmbH
InventorsDetlef Hahn, Frank Fischer, Gerhard Merten, Ingo Pruss, Siegfried Schmidt, Jorg Wirtz
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AssigneeDBT GmbH
InventorsDetlef Hahn, Frank Fischer, Gerhard Merten, Ingo Pruss, Siegfried Schmidt, Jorg Wirtz
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A toggle retainer (10) for toggle connections of conveyor pans (5) for chain scraper conveyors, guide troughs of mining machines and similar, with a locking plate (30) engaging across the locking extension (23, 24) on the toggle head (21, 22) of a toggle (20) and securing the toggle (20) in the toggle accepting pocket (9) against falling out to the side, both ends (31, 32) of which can be introduced into an insertion pocket (11, 12) in the toggle acceptor (1) and which for retention in the locking cut-outs (13, 14) of the toggle acceptor (1) have at least one aperture (37) into which the shaft (41) of a locking element (40) engaging in one of the locking cut-outs (13, 14) can be inserted. The locking plate (30) is provided with transverse borings (38, 39), one of which opens into the aperture (37) and in which a securing clamp (50) engagement can be inserted or is inserted retaining the shaft (41) by positive.
A toggle retainer for toggle connections of conveyor pans for chain scraper conveyors, guide troughs of mining machines and similar, with a locking plate engaging across the locking extension on the toggle head of a toggle and securing the toggle in the toggle accepting pocket against falling out to the side, both ends of which can be introduced into an insertion pocket in the toggle acceptor and which for retention in the locking cut-outs of the toggle acceptor have at least one aperture into which the shaft of a locking element engaging in one of the locking cut-outs can be inserted, in which the locking plate is provided with transverse borings, one of which opens into the aperture and in which a securing clamp engagement can be inserted or is inserted retaining the shaft by positive.
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