Patent classifications
B60C27/08
UTILITY VEHICLE TYRE CHAIN HAVING AT LEAST ONE CLEAT PLATE, UTILITY VEHICLE TYRE AND CLEAT PLATE FOR A UTILITY VEHICLE TYRE CHAIN
The invention relates to a utility vehicle tire chain (1), in particular for forestry vehicles, tractors, or wheel loaders, which comprises a plurality of cleat plates (3) directly or indirectly connected to one another via chain strands (5), wherein each cleat plate (3) comprises at least one cleat (37) to improve traction which extends away from an upper side (49) of the cleat plate (3). The solution according to the invention can simplify the manufacture of a utility vehicle tire chain (1) and improve its stability.
DEVICE FOR INCREASING TIRE TRACTION
Provided is a device for increasing traction, and, in particular, to a device to be fitted on a tire or wheel for increasing, enhancing, or improving, the traction, or friction, between the tire or wheel and a surface that the tire or wheel is in contact with. The device includes two or more line structures configured for encircling along two sidewalls of the tire, respectively. The device further includes a plurality of cross members configured for contacting a tread portion of the tire, the cross members connecting the line structures together. At least one cross member includes a strap with one or more traction components which include a plurality of raised structures arranged on a surface side of the traction components. Some raised structures are fitted with stud while others not. A strap suitable for use in the device is also provided.
CHAIN SYSTEM FOR A CONTINUOUS TRACK
A chain system is provided that is attached to a continuous track of a tracked vehicle. Embodiments of the chain system can include cross chains that extend from a side chain, and a hook is disposed at a free end of each cross chain. To attach the chain system to the track, the hooks are attached to an inner edge of the track on a top surface of the track. Once all of the hooks are attached, the ends of the side chain are attached to each other and the chain is secured to the track to improve the traction of the track and the tracked vehicle.
CHAIN SYSTEM FOR A CONTINUOUS TRACK
A chain system is provided that is attached to a continuous track of a tracked vehicle. Embodiments of the chain system can include cross chains that extend from a side chain, and a hook is disposed at a free end of each cross chain. To attach the chain system to the track, the hooks are attached to an inner edge of the track on a top surface of the track. Once all of the hooks are attached, the ends of the side chain are attached to each other and the chain is secured to the track to improve the traction of the track and the tracked vehicle.
Cleaning device, method and use for cleaning a pipe
The cleaning device is for cleaning the inner surface of pipes. The method is for manufacturing the cleaning device and the use is of a vehicle anti-skid chain for cleaning the inner surface of a pipe. The cleaning device has a sleeve, to which are attached studded chains composed of steel links and surface hardened.
Double-lock carabiner
A locking carabiner includes a body having a first end and a second end. A gate rotatably coupled to the second end about a gate axis, and a locking mechanism rotatably coupled to the gate about a locking mechanism axis. The locking member is configured to engage with the first end, and the gate axis is substantially parallel to, and offset from, the locking mechanism axis. Additionally, the rotation of the locking mechanism is in a substantially similar plane as the rotation of the gate.
Double-lock carabiner
A locking carabiner includes a body having a first end and a second end. A gate rotatably coupled to the second end about a gate axis, and a locking mechanism rotatably coupled to the gate about a locking mechanism axis. The locking member is configured to engage with the first end, and the gate axis is substantially parallel to, and offset from, the locking mechanism axis. Additionally, the rotation of the locking mechanism is in a substantially similar plane as the rotation of the gate.
Diagonal beads chain minus stress buckle and the diagonal beads chain
An automotive tire non-skid device for snowfields to increase adhesion to pavement covered with ice or snow, in particular to a diagonal bead chain stress reducing pinch plate and a diagonal bead chain. Through configuration of stress reducing pinch plates and stress reducing transition chains disposed on two sides of a second connecting assembly, concentrated stress at the connector roots of steel cables of the stress reducing transition chains are isolated, dispersed and relieved, and the service life of the steel cables are prolonged. At the same time, the present invention has the advantages of simple structure, stable performance, convenient modification and low manufacturing cost.
Diagonal beads chain minus stress buckle and the diagonal beads chain
An automotive tire non-skid device for snowfields to increase adhesion to pavement covered with ice or snow, in particular to a diagonal bead chain stress reducing pinch plate and a diagonal bead chain. Through configuration of stress reducing pinch plates and stress reducing transition chains disposed on two sides of a second connecting assembly, concentrated stress at the connector roots of steel cables of the stress reducing transition chains are isolated, dispersed and relieved, and the service life of the steel cables are prolonged. At the same time, the present invention has the advantages of simple structure, stable performance, convenient modification and low manufacturing cost.
Chain for mounting on a vehicle tire
A chain for mounting on a vehicle tire, in particular a sliding block chain, having a chain mesh, which is disposed at least on the tread of a vehicle tire in the mounted state of the chain and has a number of chain strands, each of which is formed by a number of chain links each with essentially straight longitudinal legs which run parallel to one another and are connected to one another at their ends by connecting elements in particular connecting rings. In the mounted state of the chain, the chain links of the chain strands lie on the tread at alternately positive and negative angles with respect to the tread. Wear elements are provided, realized as wear webs, which are fixedly connected to chain links of the chain mesh and which extend parallel to the longitudinal legs of the chain links.