Chain
OwnerKarin Deffnerinventor
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Abstract
A chin chain for bits/bridles for use on a horse (for example, curb bit), includes a first chain element turning out to the left and a second chain element turning out to the right, the chain elements connected by a connecting element. In one example, the connecting element is formed from one piece and engages at least two links of the first chain element turning out to the left and at least two links of the second chain element turning out to the right.
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A chain, comprising:
- a first chain element twisted to the left;
- a second chain element twisted to the right;
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- a connection element joining the first chain element to the second chain element, wherein the first chain element comprises at least two first links and the second chain element comprises at least two second links;
- the connection element engages a plurality of the links of the first chain element and a plurality of the links of the second chain element such that the plurality of the links in each case corresponds to a number of following links, and the plurality of links of the first chain element are stacked planarly and the plurality of links of the second chain are stacked planarly.
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A chain, comprising at least two chains, at least one chain of which comprises
- at least one chain element twisted to the left and at least one second chain of which comprises at least one chain element twisted to the right;
- wherein the chain element twisted to the left comprising at least two links and the chain element twisted to the right comprising at least two links;
- and the at least two chains are longitudinally linked with each other, so that in each case a chain element twisted to the right of the chain is longitudinally linked to a chain element twisted to the left of a further chain.
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