Abstract: A two-part scraper for a medium chain conveyor, particularly double chain conveyor includes a lower scraper half secured by bolts to an upper scraper half. Two scraper parts are separated from each other by a separating plane and include between each other a chain bed in which a plurality of parallel channels are provided, receiving horizontal chain links. The lower scraper part is formed with abutment teeth which extend upwardly therefrom between each two adjacent channels. The abutment teeth are engaged in respective abutment recesses formed in the upper scraper half. The curved cross-piece portions of the vertical chain links are in engagement with arch-shaped recesses provided on the backsides of the abutment teeth.

Abstract: A scraper blade assembly for use in a central chain scraper conveyor, especially in a double central chain scraper conveyor, includes a lower and an upper blade part forming respective channels that complement each other at a parting plane between the blade parts into openings for receiving transversely spaced portions of respective horizontal links of the chains. The blade parts have overlapping portions one of which extends across the parting plane and is received in a correspondingly configurated recess juxtaposed with the other overlapping portion. The overlapping portions are provided with aligned holes at least one of which is elongated in direction normal to the parting plane, and bolts extend through these holes parallel to the advancement direction of the conveyor to connect the blade parts to one another.

Abstract: A chain coupler link or a chain lock made preferably of round steel is assembled of two complementary J- or U-shaped link halves each having two arms of different lengths. The ends of respective arms are formed with interlockable tongue-and-groove joints and the facing wall portions of the longer arms are formed with arresting grooves directed transversely to the center plane of symmetry of the link. An arresting nose piece is insertable between the wall portions so that the projecting noses engage with respective arresting recesses. A sloping bore passes through the link halves and through the arresting piece to receive a safety pin. To ensure an unobstructed insertion of the safety pin into the sloping bore, the noses and the corresponding arresting recesses have different cross sections, so that the arresting pin is insertable between the link halves in a single orientation only.

Abstract: A suspension chain head for a mechanically assembled strand-oriented sling chain system has an annular suspension member for suspending the chain head, at least one forked member arranged for carrying an outlet member of the chain head, and a shackle which connects the forked member to the suspension member. The shackle has a first end portion by which it is hung to the suspension member, and a second end portion provided with a pin which connects the shackle to the forked member and is secured against nondestructive disengagement from the forked member. A locking pin is provided for securing the shackle pin to the forked member. The locking pin may be formed as a spring cotter engaged in a circular groove which is provided in the shackle.

Abstract: The link has a body provided with two arms, and an integral transverse brace connects the arms and is formed with an information-bearing shield as an indicator for load-factor and other information pertaining to the chain link.