Dennis Woyach - Milwaukee WI Kevin Hansen - Grafton WI
Assignee:
Rexnord Corporation - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
F16H 5530
US Classification:
474152, 474160
Abstract:
A drive sprocket for use with a belt module having a lower surface, and a pocket formed in the lower surface having a drive surface and a recessed surface includes a base having an outer periphery rotatable about an axis, and a plurality of teeth extending radially from the outer periphery. Relief areas formed between the teeth collect particles falling from the belt. At least one tooth includes a drive surface for engaging the module drive surface, and a top. Tooth sides extend from the top and toward said base.
Kevin S. Hansen - Grafton WI, US Paul M. Koeferl - Brown Deer WI, US
Assignee:
Rexnord Industries, Inc. - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
B65G 1706
US Classification:
198850, 198853, 198851, 198778
Abstract:
A modular belt link which includes a link base having at least one hinge barrel for connecting the link to adjacent links. A side guard is fixed to the link base, and defines a non-planar wall having a bottom and top joined by sides. The wall is twisted relative to an axis of rotation extending through said top and bottom.
Modular Conveying Assembly With Stub Mounted In-Line Rollers
Dean A. Wieting - Milwaukee WI, US Kevin S. Hansen - Grafton WI, US
Assignee:
Rexnord Industries, Inc. - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
B65G017/06
US Classification:
198853, 198845
Abstract:
A modular conveying assembly includes a conveyor belt module for use with in-line rollers. The module includes first and second hinge member. The first hinge member extends forwardly in the direction of conveyor travel, and includes a first opening defining a first space extending along an axis transverse to the direction of conveyor travel for receiving a first hinge pin. The second hinge member extends in a direction opposite to the first hinge member, and includes a second opening defining a second space extending along an axis transverse to the direction of conveyor travel for receiving a second hinge pin. A stub extends from the first hinge member transverse to the direction of conveyor travel, and surrounds at least a portion of the first space for rotatably mounting a roller thereon for rotation around the first space.
Roller Cradle And Modular Conveying Assembly Formed Therefrom
James C. Stebnicki - Glendale WI, US Dean A. Wieting - Milwaukee WI, US Kevin S. Hansen - Grafton WI, US
Assignee:
Rexnord Industries, Inc. - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
B65G 17/06
US Classification:
198850, 198853
Abstract:
A modular conveyor belt having rollers for minimizing damage to the belt when transferring high friction products. The rollers are supported by easily assembled cradles that are supported between adjacent belt modules. In one embodiment, the cradles include a first part and a second part. The first part has a first hinge member and a first shaft extending from the first hinge member. The first shaft has a hollow portion opening at a first shaft distal end. The second part has a second hinge member and a second shaft extending from the second hinge member. The second shaft has a second shaft distal end received in the hollow portion of the first shaft through the first shaft distal end. In another embodiment, the roller supported by one of the cradles extends into a concave portion of an adjacent module.
Split Roller And Modular Conveying Assemblies Formed Therefrom
James C. Stebnicki - Glendale WI, US Dean A. Wieting - Milwaukee WI, US Kevin S. Hansen - Grafton WI, US
Assignee:
Rexnord Industries, Inc. - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
B65G 17/24
US Classification:
198850, 198779, 198842
Abstract:
A split roller including at least two parts joined together forms the roller having a length defined between roller ends. At least two of the at least two parts are joined along a joint extending between the roller ends. A roller cradle assembly and a modular conveying assembly can be assembled including the roller.
James C. Stebnicki - Glendale WI, US Dean A. Wieting - Milwaukee WI, US Kevin S. Hansen - Grafton WI, US
Assignee:
Rexnord Industries, LLC - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
B65G 17/06
US Classification:
198853, 198779
Abstract:
A modular conveying assembly for conveying an object. The assembly includes a plurality of chain modules assembled in an edge to edge relation to form a continuous belt. At least one hinge pin joins adjacent chain modules, and pivotally connects the adjacent modules in the direction of belt travel. At least one cradle adjacent at least one of the modules is retained by the at least one pin. A roller is supported by the cradle and, in one embodiment, is engageable with the object to reduce friction between the belt and the object. In one embodiment, the cradle includes a first half including a first hinge element. A second half including a second hinge element is spaced from the first hinge element and defines a space therebetween. A shaft extends between the first and second halves through the space defined by the first and second hinge elements.
James C. Stebnicki - Glendale WI, US Dean A. Wieting - Milwaukee WI, US Kevin S. Hansen - Grafton WI, US
Assignee:
Rexnord Industries, LLC - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
B65G 17/06
US Classification:
198853, 198779
Abstract:
A roller cradle for use in a modular conveying assembly having a direction of travel in which an object is conveyed includes a first half and a second half. Each of the halves include integral hinge members defining a space therebetween. A roller having an axis of rotation substantially perpendicular to the direction of travel is retained in the space.
Conveyor Module With A Snap Fit Extension For Supporting A Roller
James C. Stebnicki - Glendale WI, US Kevin S. Hansen - Grafton WI, US
Assignee:
Rexnord Industries, LLC - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
B65G 17/38
US Classification:
198853, 198850, 198851, 198852
Abstract:
A conveyor assembly includes a module which can support a roller between adjacent hinge members to simplify modular conveyor assembly and disassembly. The module includes at least two adjacent first hinge members extending in a direction of conveyor travel and defining a space therebetween. The at least two adjacent first hinge members include coaxial openings for receiving a hinge pin therethrough. A first snap fit extension extending from at least one of the adjacent first hinge members toward the other of the adjacent first hinge members for holding a roller in the space substantially coaxial with the openings in the at least two adjacent first hinge members.
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Education:
Lewis-Clark State College Coeur d'Alene, ID May 2011 Bachelor of Science in Business AdministrationNorth Idaho College Coeur d'Alene, ID May 2004 Associate of Science in General EducationBoise State University College of Technology Nampa, ID May 1993 Certificate of CompletionRicks College Rexburg, ID May 1987 Associate in Welding Technology