Simple clamp type mill roll
AssigneeMitsubishi Materials Corporation
InventorsMutsumi Yasutake, Mitsuhiro Takatsuki, Kyoichi Takahara
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Abstract
Annular rings are securely fixed to a shaft in a manner rendering them difficult to come loose, and easily mounted and removed. The rings, in the form of sleeves 21 and 22, are fitted over the outer periphery of a shaft 2 and fastened by a plurality of spacers in which a spacer 25 on one end of the rings is pressed by a belleville spring 27 which is compressed and deformed, and a spacer 23 on the other end of the rings is pressed by a head part 29b of a bolt 29 which is substantially parallel to an axis 0. The bolt 29 with a head is screwed to a screw hole 28a of a tightening nut 28 screwed to a screw part 2b of shaft 2.
Claims3
A mill roll comprising:
- a cylindrical shaft having an annular flange fixedly secured to said shaft adjacent one end thereof and an externally threaded surface adjacent the other end thereof;
- at least one annular ring having annular spacers disposed at axial ends of said ring concentrically received on said shaft between said annular flange and said externally threaded surface;
- an elastic member fitted on said shaft intermediate said at least one annular ring and said annular flange and being operative engage a spacer and thereby urge said at least one annular ring in a direction away from said fixed flange;
- an annular locking member having internal threads engageable with the external threaded surface of said shaft for threadedly securing said locking member to said shaft;
- a plurality of internally threaded through holes disposed in said locking member at circumferentially spaced locations thereabout;
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- a plurality of screw members operative in said holes, each said screw member having an externally threaded shaft and an end having a constricted head for engaging a spacer adjacent thereto for thereby urging said at least one annular ring in a direction opposite to the direction of urging effected by said elastic member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.