Chain sliding guide shoe
A technology of guide shoes and chains, applied in the direction of belts/chains/gears, mechanical equipment, transmission devices, etc., which can solve the problem of forming or using heat capacity or internal residual stress and strain, accelerating convex crimping surface 35, increasing frictional resistance, etc. Problems, achieve the effect of reducing frictional resistance, reducing wear, and reducing running frictional resistance
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[0042] The limit guide rails 5, 5 erected on the running guide surface 4 have raised portions 5a on their ascending portions, and the starting ends of the raised portions 5a on the running guide surface 4 become the raised base end portions 5b of the limit guide rails 5. In addition, the protruding portion 5a may not be provided, and in this case, the perpendicular corner portion 5d between the running guide surface 4 and the end surface 5c of the regulating rail 5 becomes a standing base end portion.
[0043] The groove 6 is a substantially U-shaped groove with an open upper side, and is open on the chain entry side and the exit side. and if Figure 4 As shown, the width W3 of the groove 6 is formed to be wider than the inner width W2 of the roller chain C and narrower than the outer width W1. In addition, an arc-shaped (radius of curvature R1) chamfer 4a is formed on the corner of the running guide surface 4 on the upper end 6b of the groove 6, and the starting end of the c...
Embodiment 2
[0054] The groove 16 is formed by a downwardly curved arc-shaped (curvature radius R2 ) curved surface, and is open on the chain entry side and exit side. Furthermore, the width W7 of the groove 16 is formed to be wider than the inner width W2 of the roller chain C and narrower than the outer width W1.
[0055] and if Figure 6 As shown, the distance W8 between the standing base end 15b of the limiting guide rail 15 erected on the running guide surface 14 on one side and the upper end 16a of the groove 16 on the running guide surface 14 on the other side is larger than that of the roller chain C The outer width W1 is narrow or approximately equal.
[0056] The operation and effect of the chain running guide shoe 13 having the above configuration are as follows.
[0057] The chain running guide shoe 13 spans the full length of the running direction of the roller chain C and has: a pair of running guide surfaces 14,14; two limit guide rails 15,15 erected on the outermost sides...
Embodiment 3
[0065] The regulation rails 25 , 25 erected on the running guide surface 24 have raised portions 25 a on their rising portions, and the starting ends of the raised portions 25 a serve as raised base end portions 25 b of the regulation rails 25 . In addition, the protruding portion 25a may not be provided, and in this case, the perpendicular corner portion between the running guide surface 24 and the wall surface 25c of the regulating rail 25 becomes a standing base end portion.
[0066] The groove 26 is formed by a downwardly curved arc-shaped (curvature radius R2 ) curved surface, and is open on the chain entry side and exit side. Furthermore, the width W9 of the groove 26 is formed to be wider than the inner width W2 of the roller chain C and narrower than the outer width W1. In addition, an arc-shaped (radius of curvature R3) chamfer 24a is formed at the corner of the running guide surface 24 at the upper end of the groove 26, and the starting end of the chamfer 24a of the ...
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