'Drive sprocket with relief areas
A transmission sprocket and area technology, applied to components with teeth, belts/chains/gears, hoisting devices, etc., can solve problems such as hindering the meshing of chains and sprockets, poor glass quality, and damage to component conveyor belts
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[0017] As shown in Figures 1 and 2, a sprocket driven conveyor belt 10 is formed from a belt assembly 16 which may be used as a pasteurizer conveyor. The continuous belt 10 is driven by a drive sprocket 12 having teeth 24 which engage each assembly 16 to propel the belt 10 in the desired direction—from the beginning of the conveyance (not shown) to the end of the conveyance (not shown). shown) movement. The sprocket teeth 24 have a novel tooth profile that reduces particle buildup on the belt assembly 16 and sprocket 12 .
[0018] The modular conveyor belt 10 is made up of a number of adjacent modules 16 which are connected transversely by hinge pins 18 in the direction of travel of the conveyor. Assembly 16 forms a conveying product support surface 20 which may be 20 feet or more in width and 100 feet or more in length. The surface of the product support surface 20 is facing upwards when the product is being transported, such as a glass bottle or other container, and downwa...
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