Fastening apparatus for a shaft and a wheel or wheel-like body
AssigneeTsubakimoto Chain Co.
InventorsKenichiro Nakamura, Toyoakira Fukui
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AssigneeTsubakimoto Chain Co.
InventorsKenichiro Nakamura, Toyoakira Fukui
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An apparatus for fastening a wheel, having a boss hole therein, to a shaft. The fastening apparatus includes an axially slit outer ring having a cylindrical outer peripheral surface fitted into the boss hole, a tapered inner peripheral surface, a support flange formed at one end of the ring adjacent the small diameter end of the tapered surface for direct engagement with the shaft, a cylindrical inner peripheral surface formed at the large diameter end of the tapered surface, and an enlarged annular end flange formed at the other end of the ring. The fastening apparatus also includes an inner ring having a cylindrical inner peripheral surface for direct engagement with the shaft, a tapered outer peripheral surface complementary to the tapered inner peripheral surface, a cylindrical outer peripheral surface formed at the large diameter end of the tapered outer peripheral surface and complementary to the cylindrical inner peripheral surface of the outer ring, a flange portion enlarged in diameter formed at the large diameter end of the tapered outer peripheral surface, nonthreaded axial holes formed through the flange portion, and an axial slit. Bolts threadedly engage with tapped holes formed in the wheel while extending through the nonthreaded holes.
An arrangement including a wheel-like body having a central boss hole, a shaft projecting into the boss hole, and an apparatus for fastening the wheel-like body to the shaft, the apparatus comprising:
In combination:
A securing apparatus, such as for fastening a wheel-like body to shaft, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.