Sprocket and rollers for log chain conveyor mechanism of an automatic carwash system
AssigneeTriumph Car Wash Parts Limited
InventorsVincent A. MacNeil, Timothy Clinton Justice
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AssigneeTriumph Car Wash Parts Limited
InventorsVincent A. MacNeil, Timothy Clinton Justice
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A sprocket for guiding or driving a conveyor chain of a carwash conveyor includes a sprocket ring and first and second support rings flanking opposite sides of the sprocket ring. Flanges on the first and second support rings are spaced apart axially from the sprocket ring so as to form a channel between the flanges that receives drive links of the conveyor chain. The first and second support rings and flanges thereof support a portion of a roller assembly of the carwash conveyor to thereby limit lateral tilting of the roller assembly and/or twisting of the conveyor chain. Also disclosed is a reversible roller assembly including a double-nosed lug, which can be reversed relative to the conveyor chain to extend the service life of the roller assembly.
A sprocket for a conveyor chain of a carwash conveyor, comprising:
A reversible roller assembly for a carwash conveyor system, comprising:
A reversible lug for a roller assembly of a carwash conveyor system, the lug being formed of unitary one-piece construction, the lug comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.