Lifts for ball elevator
OwnerThomas M. Camilleriinventor
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Abstract
A lift for a ball elevator wheel for an automatic pinsetting bowling machine is formed of a substantially rectangular strip of flexible elastomeric material with a first bevel in the direction of rotation of the elevator wheel and a second bevel facing the open front of the elevator wheel. At least one and preferably two strips are provided. The strips cover only a minor portion of the inner circumference of the elevator wheel.
Claims8
In an automatic pinsetting bowling machine including an elevator wheel for conveying the bowling ball to the ball return track, the improvement wherein the inner circumference of the elevator wheel is provided with a substantially rectangular strip of flexible elastomeric material having a first bevel in the direction of rotation of the elevator wheel and a second bevel facing the open front of the elevator wheel.
In a ball elevator wheel for an automatic pinsetting machine the improvement comprising at least one substantially rectangular strip of flexible elastomeric material adhered to the inner circumference of the wheel, the strip covering only a minor portion of the inner circumference of the ball elevator wheel, the strip being provided with a plurality of projections which are concave with respect to the direction of rotation of the wheel.
In a ball elevator wheel for an automatic pinsetting machine the improvement comprising at least two substantially rectangular strips of flexible elastomeric material adhered to the inner circumference of the wheel, the strips covering only a minor portion of the inner circumference of the ball elevator wheel.
In a ball elevator wheel for an automatic pinsetting machine the improvement comprising at least one substantially rectangular strip of flexible elastomeric material adhered to the inner circumference of the wheel, the strip having a bevel along two adjacent sides, each bevel being provided with a plurality of raised projections, and the top of the strip having a plurality of projections concave with respect to the direction of rotation of the wheel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.