Abstract: A paper cutting machine is provided for cutting a plurality of sheets of paper stacked one upon another on a table, including a paper support (2) that moves down from above along longitudinal beams (19, 19) and a cutter (3) that moves up from below in an oblique direction. The paper support (2) has a rest (18) for receiving a cutting edge of the cutter. The rest (18) is moved in a predetermined pitch whenever the number of strokes of the cutter (3) reaches a predetermined number. Accordingly, even when the cutting edge of the cutter cuts into the rest and becomes deteriorated, the cutter need not be exchanged immediately, the life of the rest can be lengthened and the number of sheets cut before exchange is necessary can be drastically improved.

Abstract: A punching unit is arranged so that a plurality of punches is grouped into a first group having a predetermined number of punches and a second group containing any one of the punches in the first group and having a smaller number of punches. A punching state of the predetermined number of punches is produced by reciprocating a reciprocating member within a first range and by vertically moving the punches of the first group through the intermediary of cams and followers corresponding to the first group and another punching state of the smaller number of punches is reached by reciprocating the reciprocating member within a second movable range and vertically moving the punches of the second group through the intermediary of cams and followers corresponding to the second group. This arrangement allows the number of punches and dies to be reduced as compared to the prior art.

Abstract: A vehicle wheel comprises a rim (172) and a disk section (171) separate from the rim. Since the disk section is separate from the rim, the freedom of designing the disk section is improved. The rim comprises an outer rim (178) and an inner rim (181) separate from the outer rim. The outer and inner rims are attached to the outer periphery of the disk section at the same place by welding.

Abstract: In a paper cutting machine for cutting a plurality of sheets of paper stacked one upon another on a table, including a paper support (2) moving down from above along longitudinal beams (19, 19) and a cutter (3) moving up from below in an oblique direction, the paper support (2) having a rest (18) for receiving a cutting edge of the cutter, a function of moving the rest (18) in a predetermined pitch whenever the number of strokes of the cutter (3) reaches a predetermined number of times is provided. Accordingly, even when the cutting edge of the cutter cuts into the rest and gets deteriorated, the cutter need not be exchanged immediately, life of the rest can be elongated and the number of sheets cut till exchange can be drastically improved.

Abstract: A wheel for a vehicle comprises first and second wheel halves joined together, and a center plate being generally cross-shaped. Each wheel half has a disk portion and a rim continuing from the disk portion. The center plate is inter-posed between the disk portions and has a diameter smaller than an outside diameter of each of the disk portions. The first and second wheel halves and the center plate are unitarily connected together by means of a plurality of sockets each having a countersunk head and a cylindrical shank. This arrangement increases freedom of design of the wheel and facilitates production of the same.

Abstract: A chain cover including a plurality of first cover blocks and a plurality of second cover blocks. Each of the blocks has a pair of side walls each having a projecting portion at an inner side thereof. The projecting portions have configurations which conform with lateral faces of outer link plates of a chain so as to receive the outer link plates. Each of the first and second cover blocks further has a bridge connecting the side walls, and the side walls are formed with a convex front edge portion and a concave rear edge portion. The concave rear edge portion of the second cover blocks are rotatably slidable on the convex front edge portion of an adjacent one of the first cover blocks. The convex front edge portions and the concave rear edge portions lie along portions of the a cylindrical surface having a central axis including the corresponding pins of the chain.

Abstract: A stairway lift is provided on the treads of a stairway along a sidewall. A guide of the lift is provided on the treads along the sidewall so that a space is formed between the sidewall and the guide. The guide has a first side that faces the sidewall, a first rail provided on the first side, a chain rack on the first side that extends along the sidewall and a second side that faces away from the sidewall. A mobile body is supported by the first rail in the space formed between the sidewall and the guide. The mobile body has a drive sprocket engageable with the chain rack and an electric motor coupled with the drive sprocket for rotatively driving the drive sprocket. A carrier is provided for carrying a person or object to be moved along the stairway. A coupling arrangement couples the mobile body and the carrier so that the carrier is removably supported by the mobile body on the second side of the guide and guided for travel by the guide.

Abstract: The can conveying apparatus is provided with a conveying part composed of a pin extending at a predetermined pitch from a chain, a shock absorbing member having a central hole to receive and be fitted onto the end portion of the conveying part by a stopper, a spring interposed between the bottom of the hole of the shock absorbing member and the conveying part under a certain pressure, and a space arranged between the end portion of the conveying part and the bottom of the hole to allow the shock absorbing member to longitudinally move together with the spring compressed. The hole of the shock absorbing member has a cylindrical hole to contain the spring, and a smaller-diameter hole wherein the conveying part is inserted slidably, and there is provided a clearance to permit the shock absorbing member to be biased while compressing the spring.

Abstract: A right outer link plate of a bicycle chain, when viewed from the rear and top, has a projection swelling outwardly on a center edge thereof to lead a tooth of a sprocket into an outwardly spread recess formed by the projection. A left outer link plate of the bicycle chain, when viewed from the rear end top, has a flat face outside and an outwardly tapered face along a central inside portion to lead a tooth of the sprocket into a recess formed by the tapered face. In a front multi - stage sprocket, unit the projection of the right outer plate catches onto a tooth of the large sprocket and the tooth slips into the outwardly spread recess formed by the projection, assuring that the chain shifts from the small sprocket to the large sprocket easily. Although the center edge on the right outer link plate swells outwardly, the front multi - stage sprocket unit has a comparatively wide space between sprockets, and the projection does not interfere with the large sprocket and disturb speed changes.

Abstract: A chain joint for a power transmission chain comprises a joint pin and a projecting bush having brims swelling outwardly both its ends with at least one a slit extending longitudinally through the bush. The projecting bush is inserted into a pin hole and a bush hole of the chain, and the joint pin is pressed in an inner hole of the projecting bush. Then, the projecting bush is spread outwardly due to the slit and fits in the pin hole perfectly. Furthermore, the brims engage with the outer link plates on their outsides to prevent the projecting bush from coming off.

Abstract: Disclosed is a power transmission chain formed of a series of articulated units, each including a number of interleaved links each having a pair of pin-receiving holes at predetermined intervals and pivotally connected to the links of adjacent units by pins loosely fitted in the pin-receiving holes. The links are engageable with sprocket teeth for power transmission and the links are formed in an assymetrical shape in the direction of the pitch line and relative to a center line through a median point between the pin-receiving holes by bulging of one of the inner flanks defining a crotch portion of the link toward the other flank, part of the links being connected in a reverse direction to provide a different mechanism from others in meshing engagement with sprocket teeth.

Abstract: A chain constituted by an endlessly connected link plate groups each consisting of a plural number of link plates with paired pin-receiving holes and successively connected with adjacent link plate groups with the respective link plates intermeshed with the link plates of adjacent groups and with a shift of one pitch from the latter, by means of paired rocker pins inserted in the pin-receiving holes of the intermeshed link plates in back-to-back relation with each other, the rocker pins being formed in an arcuate shape and spaced from each other by a predetermined gap space when the centers of the pin-receiving holes of the intermeshed link plates are brought into alignment with each other.

Abstract: A drive chain belt is fitted around a V-type pulley with a pair of inclined walls movable toward and away from each other. The chain belt comprises an endless chain which is formed by pivotally connecting a plural number of rows of link members by pins. An inner extension is provided on an appropriate number or each of the link members projecting radially inward of the pulley when the chain is fitted thereon. An opening is formed in each one of the inner extension so as to fit V-blocks in the openings. Each V-block has an inclined end face adapted to be brought into engagement with the inclined walls of the V-pulley to increase the contact area to the inclined walls of the pulley. Interference portions are a provided on opposing end faces of the link members in at least one row thereof to prevent outward deflection of the chain belt beyond a predetermined angle.

Abstract: In a chain V-belt working on a pair of two-split pulley blocks and having a plurality of links coupled endlessly therefor, a projection is formed on the inside of the links when the belt is coupled endlessly, a block slender in section to be long perpendicular of the direction in which the belt runs and short in the direction in which the belt runs is installed on the projection so as to engage with the pulley blocks through both ends of the block, a slip between the belt and the pulley blocks is prevented to transmit a power securely, the belt is made to run stably even at the time of transmission, a large power is transmitted on a small surface pressure.

Abstract: A tire rim structure and method of manufacture in which rows of sharply edged or pointed projections are integrally provided on the ear portions or bead seat portions of the rim. In accordance with the preferred embodiments of the invention, the projections may be pyramid shaped, triangular prism shaped or sawtooth shaped. The projections may be formed by applying a triangularly toothed roller or a grinding device to elongated ridges formed on the tire rim during an otherwise conventional extrusion process for obtaining a smooth tire rim.

Abstract: A steel flanged wheel rim includes a pair of hollow ears extending radially and outwardly at the side edges of the rim, a semi-circular recess between the ears and a flange extending radially and inwardly from the center of the recess. The steel flanged wheel rim is produced by plastically processing through a series of shaping rolls in different processing stages and then bending the band into a ring shape to thereby continuously produce steel flanged wheel rims.

Abstract: A light alloy divided wheel rim comprises a pair of substantially symmetrical rim members fastened together in face-to-face relationship by fastening devices. Each rim member integrally includes an outer flange, an intermediate bead and an inner flange. The rim members further include reinforcing devices. An O-ring is positioned between the facing inner flanges. A device is provided for protecting the O-ring against excess fastening force applied by the fastening devices.