221 |
Ribbed conveyor belt |
US24067862 |
1962-11-28 |
US3197021A |
1965-07-27 |
WILLIAMS ROBERT B |
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222 |
Conveyor cover |
US23292162 |
1962-10-11 |
US3147852A |
1964-09-08 |
HANSON JR WILLIAM |
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223 |
Conveyor belting |
US3173860 |
1960-05-25 |
US3047446A |
1962-07-31 |
RONALD HENSON DOUGLAS |
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224 |
Centrifugal belt conveyer |
US64875757 |
1957-02-28 |
US2852126A |
1958-09-16 |
KARL-HEINZ OHLBERG |
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225 |
Trough belt |
US28667439 |
1939-07-26 |
US2264810A |
1941-12-02 |
FREDERICK ROBBINS |
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226 |
Belt conveyer |
US28749539 |
1939-07-31 |
US2264332A |
1941-12-02 |
PETERSON CLARENCE J |
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227 |
Belt |
US28936128 |
1928-06-30 |
US1780954A |
1930-11-11 |
STIRLING TOMKINS |
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228 |
Wiley brenton |
US533267D |
|
US533267A |
1895-01-29 |
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229 |
reeves |
US517530D |
|
US517530A |
1894-04-03 |
|
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230 |
Andrew erkenbrecher |
US67514D |
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US67514A |
1867-08-06 |
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231 |
AGRICULTURAL VEHICLE WITH BELT UNLOADER |
US15466231 |
2017-03-22 |
US20180271022A1 |
2018-09-27 |
Jonathan E. Ricketts |
An agricultural vehicle, includes a chassis; a cleaning system carried by the chassis including at least one sieve and configured to clean crop material; and an unloader carried by the chassis and supplied with cleaned crop material from the cleaning system. The unloader includes: a roller; a belt wrapped around the roller; and an oblong housing at least partially enclosing the belt. |
232 |
Return idler trainer |
US15707127 |
2017-09-18 |
US10053296B2 |
2018-08-21 |
George T. Mott; Andrew M. Collier |
An apparatus and method for an automatically pivoting return side idler trainer for returning a drifting conveyor belt back to a central position during operation. The trainer includes a non-collinear shaft having ends fixed to the conveyor structure while a non-collinear tube is pivotally mounted to the shaft. A tapered roller element is rotatably mounted to the tube on each side of the pivotal mounting. The shaft and tube include an offset angle that is determined by the taper angle of the tapered roller elements such that when the trainer is installed, the profile of the roller elements form a level surface along the trainer, parallel to the belt return side, regardless if the belt has a straight or cupped profile. A second embodiment uses a non-collinear shaft to which the tapered roller elements are rotatably mounted and whereby the shaft itself is pivotally mounted to an external conveyor structure. |
233 |
Belt conveyor load zone support assembly |
US15648643 |
2017-07-13 |
US10029854B2 |
2018-07-24 |
Jarrod J. Felton |
A cartridge assembly for use in a load zone support includes a shaft that is able to be connected to an idler frame of a belt conveyor system. The cartridge assembly further includes a support plate coupled to the shaft and a wear pad coupled to the support plate. |
234 |
Cleated belt tube conveyor with improved tracking and capacity |
US15620397 |
2017-06-12 |
US09957109B2 |
2018-05-01 |
Paul A Kaeb; Steven R Walder; Terry N Kaeb |
A cleated belt tube conveyor for conveying granular material, such as seed and grain commodities. The conveyor comprising a cleat row profile incorporating one or more of the following aspects: taller central cleat member and a slanted or clipped peripheral cleat. A cleated belt conveyor guide element, comprised of a plurality of longitudinally spaced-apart lugs that extend from an inner surface of the belt is also disclosed. A cogged roller, having a plurality of channel segments divided by drive bars, complements the guide element. Also a baffle assembly can be disposed within the conveyor tube to limit material back flow. The baffle assembly can be configured with a belt passage aperture that corresponds to the cleat row profile. |
235 |
Return Idler Trainer |
US15707127 |
2017-09-18 |
US20180079597A1 |
2018-03-22 |
George T. Mott; Andrew M. Collier |
An apparatus and method for an automatically pivoting return side idler trainer for returning a drifting conveyor belt back to a central position during operation. The trainer includes a non-collinear shaft having ends fixed to the conveyor structure while a non-collinear tube is pivotally mounted to the shaft. A tapered roller element is rotatably mounted to the tube on each side of the pivotal mounting. The shaft and tube include an offset angle that is determined by the taper angle of the tapered roller elements such that when the trainer is installed, the profile of the roller elements form a level surface along the trainer, parallel to the belt return side, regardless if the belt has a straight or cupped profile. A second embodiment uses a non-collinear shaft to which the tapered roller elements are rotatably mounted and whereby the shaft itself is pivotally mounted to an external conveyor structure. |
236 |
CONVEYOR APPARATUS, SYSTEMS AND METHODS |
US15710224 |
2017-09-20 |
US20180079594A1 |
2018-03-22 |
Lafe Grimm; David Denzer |
Conveyor apparatus, systems and methods are provided. In some embodiments a rail is supported in spaced-apart relation from an idler assembly of the conveyor by a bracket mounted to the conveyor. In some embodiments the bracket is mounted (e.g., removably mounted such as by a clamp) to an idler assembly of the conveyor (e.g., an end stand thereof). In some embodiments a retractable idler support is slidably mounted to a base frame and advanced between a first and second position. |
237 |
SUPPORT STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR SUPPORTING AN ENCLOSED BELT CONVEYOR |
US15551242 |
2015-02-16 |
US20180029802A1 |
2018-02-01 |
Hubert RIEGER; Stefan DAMPFHOFER |
The disclosure relates to a support structure for supporting a belt of an enclosed belt conveyor between two transport units and a corresponding method. The support structure between two transport units includes a first end element having a main extension in a longitudinal direction, a width extension in a width direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction, and a height extension in a height direction orthogonal to the longitudinal and the width direction. At least one guide assembly is arranged to engage opposite longitudinal edges of the belt. A first telescopic element is connected to the first end element, wherein an outer end of the first end element has a first end connector arranged to form a connection with a first transport unit. |
238 |
TRANSPORT UNIT, MATERIAL TRANSFER STRUCTURE, MATERIAL TRANSFER UNIT, AND MOBILE HAULAGE ARRANGEMENT METHOD |
US15551145 |
2015-02-16 |
US20180029801A1 |
2018-02-01 |
Stefan DAMPFHOFER; Hubert RIEGER |
A transport unit, a material transfer structure and a material transfer unit for a mobile haulage arrangement are arranged for continuously conveying fragmented material in a conveying direction. A mobile haulage arrangement and a method for continuously conveying fragmented material in a conveying direction is also disclosed. The transport unit includes two ground transportation structures and a support frame suitable for fitting a belt of an enclosed belt conveyor thereunder. The ground transportation structures has at least one height adjustment device, wherein the support frame comprises at least one connector, which is arranged for connecting a support structure thereto. The height adjustment devices are arranged to vary the position of at least a portion of the support frame in relation to the ground transportation structures. |
239 |
ADJUSTABLE IDLER SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR CONVEYOR BELT |
US15207769 |
2016-07-12 |
US20180016102A1 |
2018-01-18 |
Mark Daniel Riggs |
An idler support assembly is configured to support a conveyor belt thereon. The idler support assembly includes a frame having a first end and a second end, and a first idler roller coupled to the frame between the first and second ends. The first idler roller is configured to rotate about a first roller axis. The idler support assembly also includes a second idler roller coupled to the frame between the first and second ends. The second idler roller is configured to rotate about a second roller axis. The idler support assembly further includes a first base pivotably coupled to the first end of the frame about a first pivot axis, and an adjustable support selectively coupled to the second end of the frame in a plurality of positions. Each of the plurality of positions defines an angle in which the frame extends relative to the first base. |
240 |
Low profile transfer conveyor for use with conveyor systems |
US15431695 |
2017-02-13 |
US09845204B2 |
2017-12-19 |
Carmen Sammauro |
The low profile transfer conveyor bridges gaps between terminal ends of contiguous multi segment conveyors and provides a driven belt bridge with a length that approximately bridges the space between the flat surfaces of conveyor belt segments of the multi segment conveyors and has a low profile which minimizes any unsupported distance across which articles must cross between conveyor belt segments by providing a small continuous section of driven conveyor belt traversing a flat surface bounded on two sides by small radius edges so the transfer conveyor edges extend almost to the flat surface of the belt segments on opposite sides of the gap that it bridges. At its ends, the belt of the transfer conveyor is driven by one or more drive pulleys. |