A conveyor system for a working machines such as a cold planer is disclosed. The working machine that can optionally have a frame, a rotor moveable relative to the frame to remove material from a surface of a working area and the conveyor system. The conveyor system can optionally include a first belt and a second belt. The conveyor system can be positioned to receive loose material from the rotor and transport the loose material relative to the frame away from the rotor. Optionally, the second belt can be positioned adjacent to and extending along the first belt and moveable relative to the frame.

A conveyor system for a working machines such as a cold planer is disclosed. The working machine that can optionally have a frame, a rotor moveable relative to the frame to remove material from a surface of a working area and the conveyor system. The conveyor system can optionally include a first belt and a second belt. The conveyor system can be positioned to receive loose material from the rotor and transport the loose material relative to the frame away from the rotor. Optionally, the second belt can be positioned adjacent to and extending along the first belt and moveable relative to the frame.

An extreme load creeper interface comprising a planar roller array wherein a plurality of extreme load rollers with parallel rotational axes are dispersed both laterally and longitudinally within the plane, so as to fractionalize a weight applied perpendicular to the plane, and thereby promote longitudinal motion of the roller array in a direction perpendicular to the plurality of roller rotational axes.

A roller modular conveyor belt module for motorized continuous conveyors includes, first and second hinge elements extending from a main body along opposite directions orthogonal to the first direction and spaced from each other. Each of the hinge elements has a through hole with axis parallel to the first direction and being coaxial to each other to receive a respective hinge pin. The first hinge elements are adapted to interpose to second hinge elements of another module with through holes coaxial to each other to receive a hinge pin articulating therebetween. In the space between adjacent hinge elements, there is at least one roller passed through by an axial hole arranged coaxially with the through holes of the adjacent hinge elements delimiting the space. The module includes at least one bushing having an end portion inserted in the through hole, and extending through the roller axial hole.

A roller modular conveyor belt module for motorized continuous conveyors includes, first and second hinge elements extending from a main body along opposite directions orthogonal to the first direction and spaced from each other. Each of the hinge elements has a through hole with axis parallel to the first direction and being coaxial to each other to receive a respective hinge pin. The first hinge elements are adapted to interpose to second hinge elements of another module with through holes coaxial to each other to receive a hinge pin articulating therebetween. In the space between adjacent hinge elements, there is at least one roller passed through by an axial hole arranged coaxially with the through holes of the adjacent hinge elements delimiting the space. The module includes at least one bushing having an end portion inserted in the through hole, and extending through the roller axial hole.

Modular conveyor mat (1), comprising a series of conveyor mat modules (2) successive in conveying direction, which conveyor mat modules are provided with a body part (5) extending transversely to a conveying direction, having a top (6) which bounds the body part at an upper side and a bottom (7) which bounds the body part at a lower side. The bottom is provided with a support surface (8) for supporting the body part on a plane guide (9). Successive conveyor mat modules are hingedly coupled with the aid of hinge pins (4) extending transversely to the conveying direction, reaching through hinge holes (16) in the coupling parts. At least a number of coupling parts are provided with a roller receiving space (13) having included therein a roller (19) which is bearing-mounted on the hinge pin, such that an outer surface of the roller is located wholly above the support surface and projects at least partly above the top of the body part. The body part is provided at the bottom thereof with a recess which, between mutually facing parts of the outer surfaces of successive rollers, leaves clear a space for therein receiving a tooth of a driving gearwheel.

Modular conveyor mat (1), comprising a series of conveyor mat modules (2) successive in conveying direction, which conveyor mat modules are provided with a body part (5) extending transversely to a conveying direction, having a top (6) which bounds the body part at an upper side and a bottom (7) which bounds the body part at a lower side. The bottom is provided with a support surface (8) for supporting the body part on a plane guide (9). Successive conveyor mat modules are hingedly coupled with the aid of hinge pins (4) extending transversely to the conveying direction, reaching through hinge holes (16) in the coupling parts. At least a number of coupling parts are provided with a roller receiving space (13) having included therein a roller (19) which is bearing-mounted on the hinge pin, such that an outer surface of the roller is located wholly above the support surface and projects at least partly above the top of the body part. The body part is provided at the bottom thereof with a recess which, between mutually facing parts of the outer surfaces of successive rollers, leaves clear a space for therein receiving a tooth of a driving gearwheel.

Modular belt link having a body section, said body section having a forward side and a rearward side, and lateral sides connecting said forward and rearward sides, where said body section has a thickness between a top surface and a rear surface, and further that means are provided along said forward and rearward sides for connecting the modular belt link to other substantially identical modular belt links arranged before and after said modular belt link, characterized in that a plurality of apertures through the thickness are provided, suitable to receive and retain a ball or roller rotatably in each aperture, such that the balls or rollers extend or may be brought to extend above the top surface of the body section where a first plurality of apertures are separated by a first distance x and one or more second apertures are provided spaced from said first plurality of apertures, where when more second apertures are provided they are separated by a second distance y, and where on the bottom surface at least partly into the thickness of the body section one or more cavities suitable to receive sprockets is/are arranged in between at least some of the apertures arranged with the second distance y, and where the first distance x is too short to allow cavities suitable to be engaged by sprockets.

A conveyor system for a working machines such as a cold planer is disclosed. The working machine that can optionally have a frame, a rotor moveable relative to the frame to remove material from a surface of a working area and the conveyor system. The conveyor system can optionally include a first belt and a second belt. The conveyor system can be positioned to receive loose material from the rotor and transport the loose material relative to the frame away from the rotor. Optionally, the second belt can be positioned adjacent to and extending along the first belt and moveable relative to the frame.

A conveyor system for a working machines such as a cold planer is disclosed. The working machine that can optionally have a frame, a rotor moveable relative to the frame to remove material from a surface of a working area and the conveyor system. The conveyor system can optionally include a first belt and a second belt. The conveyor system can be positioned to receive loose material from the rotor and transport the loose material relative to the frame away from the rotor. Optionally, the second belt can be positioned adjacent to and extending along the first belt and moveable relative to the frame.