Roller Ring for a Roller Body of a Soil-Tillage Device
AssigneeLEMKEN GmbH & Co. KG
InventorChristoph HAPPE
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Abstract
A roller ring (8) for a roller (3,4) of a soil-tillage apparatus (1) comprises two rotationally symmetrical body halves (9) arranged opposite one another. Each body half (9) has a flange-shaped profile portion (10) extending in the radial direction (R), against which the body halves (9) abut over the entire surface. At least one profile portion (10) is divided into an inner contact portion (12) as well as an adjoining outer edge portion (13). The body halves (9) are at least partially connected by means of a substance-to-substance bond (15) radially on the inner side of the contact portion (12).
Claims24
-23. (canceled)
A roller ring (8) for a roller (3,4) of a soil-tillage apparatus (1), comprising:
- two rotationally symmetrical body halves (9) arranged opposite one another,
- wherein each body half (9) has a flange-shaped profile portion (10) extending in a radial direction (R),
- wherein the body halves (9) abut along entire surfaces of their flange-shaped profile portions (10),
- wherein at least one of the profile portions (10) is divided into an inner contact portion (12) and an adjoining outer edge portion (13),
- wherein the body halves (9) are at least partially connected by a substance-to-substance bond (15) radially on an inner side of the contact portion (12).
A method for producing a roller ring (8) for a roller body (6) of a soil-tillage apparatus (1), comprising:
- arranging two rotationally symmetrical body halves (9) of the roller ring (8) opposite one another;
- placing the body halves (9) against one another such that profile portions (10) extending in a radial direction of each body half (9) abut over their entire surfaces;
- producing at least one of the profile portions (10) so as to be divided into an inner contact portion (12) as well as an adjoining outer edge portion (13);
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- at least partially connecting the body halves (9) by a substance-to-substance bond radially on an inner side of the contact portion (12).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.