Torque support for absorbing drive torques and roller arrangement with a torque support
AssigneeMatthews International Corporation
InventorRené WOLTERS
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AssigneeMatthews International Corporation
InventorRené WOLTERS
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A torque support for absorbing drive torques of at least one shaft drive, having two first force-conducting elements, each of which is rotatably fixed to the shaft drive at a distance from one another by a first end, and having a support element arranged at a distance from the shaft drive, to which support element the first force-conducting elements are each fixed rotatably and at a distance from one another by a second end opposite the first end, and spaced apart from one another, and having two second force-conducting elements which are each fixed at a first end to the support element in a rotatable manner and spaced apart from one another and are each fixed at a second end, opposite the first in each case, to a fixed element which is independent of the shaft drive in a rotatable manner and spaced apart from one another. A corresponding roller arrangement is further disclosed.
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A torque support for absorbing drive torques of at least one shaft drive, comprising a shaft drive and two first force-conducting elements, each of which is rotatably fixed to a first end of the shaft drive at a distance from one another, and with a support element arranged at a distance from the shaft drive, to which the first force-conducting elements are each fixed rotatably and at a distance from one another by a second end opposite the first, and with a fixed element independent of the shaft drive and two second force-conducting elements, which are each fixed at a distance from one another by a first end to the support element and are each fixed at a distance from one another by a second end, which is opposite the first end, to the fixed element which is independent of the shaft drive, wherein the two second force conducting elements are each rotatably fixed with the first end to the support element and are each rotatably fixed with the second end to the fixed element independent of the shaft drive.
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