Abstract: A roll stand for a planetary rolling mill having a housing, and two stationary support members mounted in chocks, with rolling segments and intermediate and work rolls mounted in rotationally driven cages. The support members have a plurality of rolling segments, spaced about an outer surface thereof. By the turning of the support members, the rolling segments can be brought, in each case, into working position. In order to be able to effect a change of the rolling segments while using the favorable torque division of the drive system for the roll cages, the support members (1) are rotatably mounted in their chocks (15) adapted to be clamped (20) in the working position of the rolling segments (16). A drive is selectably engaged to rotate the support member into a new working position.

Abstract: A conveyor system for conveying articles includes a conveyor track and at least one branch track. The conveyor track includes endless circulating chains, which are spaced apart and extend parallel to each other, and support rods extending between the chains. Deflection slide members are guided on the support rods for deflecting the articles from the conveyor track onto the branch track. Each deflection slide member has a downwardly extending guide bolt. A guide rail is provided underneath the conveyor track, and a branch rail is arranged underneath the branch track. The guide rail and the branch rail meet in a branching-off point. A control body is movable into the branching-off point for deflecting the guide bolt. An elongated guide member is swingably mounted on the guide bolt.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for aligning both upper and lower horizontal rolls in a roll stand. More particularly, it relates to a roll stand having horizontal rolls with electromechanical and hydraulic adjustments of the upper roll, and electromechanical adjustment of the lower roll, as well as position sensors associated with the adjustments. The method allows for the automatic adjusting and centering or aligning of the upper and lower horizontal rolls in a such a roll stand.

Abstract: A solenoid valve, particularly a built-in valve, having a valve housing which is provided on the end surface facing away from the installation side with means for the connection of electric lines which are outside the valve housing. The valve housing (6) is further provided with at least one electrically conductive contact track (3, 3') of the shape of a circular disc which is insulated from the valve housing and is electrically connected within the housing with the magnet (4), and a cup-shaped cover (2) can be placed over the end of the valve housing (1) having a contact track (3, 3'), the cover being provided on its inside on the bottom with at least one contacting element (5, 5') which engages under spring action with the corresponding contact track, the contacting element being electrically connected to electric lines (16) which are external to the housing.

Abstract: A reinforcement tube having high strength, toughness and resilience for use as an absorption element in a motor vehicle door, the reinforcement tube having a cross-section in which a first dimension of the cross-section is greater than a second dimension of the cross-section, the second dimension being perpendicular to the first dimension.

Abstract: A device for facilitating the grinding of the working rolls of a planetary rolling mill in which working rolls are mounted together with intermediate rolls in cages which rotate about a support body, a rolling mill having an upper planet roll and a lower planet roll. In order to provide a low cost and economically operating roll grinding device, allowing simple, fast and precise grinding of the working rolls with reduced mill down time, a planet roll (1) is associated with a manipulating device (2) which is moveable in at least three planes or axes of movement and with which the working rolls (3) can be removed individually from the planet roll (1) and fed to a grinding device (5) as well as returned into the planet roll (1).

Abstract: A method of pretreating the connecting elements of a gas-tight sleeve-type pipe connection which includes a tight metal seat and abutting joint shoulders. The connection is effected by screwing threaded pipe ends into a sleeve having threaded portions. The pipes are of high-alloy steel and the connecting elements are of austenitic steels with chromium and nickel contents of greater than 20% by weight and molybdenum contents of greater than 2.5% by weight, as well as austenitic materials with nickel contents of greater than 50% and chromium and molybdenum contents of greater than 10% by weight. The connecting elements of the sleeve are coated with a metal layer. The method includes cleaning the connecting elements and subsequently applying as a lubricant on the connecting elements a metal-free, ceramic-based paste whose principal components are silicates, titanium oxide, and zinc sulfide as solid components, as well as vegetable oils and white oils.

Abstract: A gas-tight pipe connection includes a sleeve which has two internal thread portions which extend from the ends of the sleeve to a thread-free portion located in the middle of the sleeve. The sleeve includes a radially inwardly projecting web located in the middle of the thread-free portion and extending over a certain width. The web has end faces constructed as contact shoulders. A sealing portion each is provided between the internal thread portions and the contact shoulders. The connection further includes two pipes, each of which has in an end portion thereof a threaded portion constructed complementary to the internal thread portion of the sleeve. Each pipe also has a contact shoulder and a sealing surface arranged between the contact shoulder and the threaded portion. A tight metal seat is formed between the sealing surface of the pipe and the sealing portion of the sleeve.

Abstract: A casing bore (29) running parallel to a valve center longitudinal axis (5), with cross bores is furnished at a second longitudinal side of a multifunction multiport slider valve with a valve casing, with a sealed connector plane (3) furnished at a first longitudinal side (2) for supply lines, control lines, user lines and ventilation lines, and with a corresponding support plate. In order to increase the number of functions performed by the multiport slider valve and to easily adjust said slider valve, the casing bore (29) is subdivided into two longitudinal sections (29a, 29b) with individual cross bores (30). Turnable and displaceable sealing discs (32), furnished with openings (33), are disposed in front of the joined ports (31) of the cross bore (30), and cross channels (36), and connected to the pressure line (P), the control line (Z, X), the ventilation lines (R or S) are led starting from the longitudinal side (2) into the two separate longitudinal sections (29a, 29b) of the casing fore (29).

Abstract: A multi-step switch includes a resilient or resiliently mounted push button. In a first stage of the pressed-in state, the push button presses a contact surface against an at least partially resiliently constructed printed circuit board, which, on the upper side thereof, is provided with conductors. In a second stage of the pressed-in state of the switch, the push button and, in turn, the printed circuit board press with the aid of a resilient push element against additional conductors arranged underneath the printed circuit board. The multi-step switch is suitable for low switching capacities, particularly for use in hand-held control transmitters of remote controls.

Abstract: A recording head of an image printing device is disposed opposite to a pressure roller in a casing. The casing upper side includes a sheet feed aperture for a feed of individual sheets to be printed and a sheet ejection aperture for ejection of the printed individual sheets. The casing upper side exhibits a flap-open cover (29). The flap-open cover can be fixed in an inclined position in the flapped-open state and under formation of a sheet storage cassette (30) for a stack (31) of individual sheets to be printed in order to allow a selective manual or automatic feed of individual sheets while maintaining a compact construction of the known image printing device. A drivable sheet draw-in roller (18) is supported in a casing (1) and is pivotally mounted between two positions at a lever portion (16). In these positions, the drivable sheet draw-in roller (18) is either disposed in the casing interior or rests on the individual sheets, disposed in the sheet storage cassette (30).

Abstract: A pneumatic rotary drive includes a housing and at least one cover sealingly closing the housing. A rotatable shaft extends out of the housing through the at least one cover. At least one guide member is mounted in the housing. A belt mounted in the housing is in engagement with the shaft. A pressing member presses two portions of the belt together so that two expandable pressure chambers are formed. When pressure is admitted to one of the pressure chambers, the pressure chamber expands and the shaft is rotated. The belt has two ends which are located adjacent each other in a common plane and form one of the belt portions which are pressed together. The housing has an internal wall with a toothing which is in engagement with an external toothing of the belt.

Abstract: A double-wall hollow body comprises an inner hollow body and a cooperating outer hollow body. The outer hollow body is frictionally attached to the inner hollow body, and is radially spaced from the inner body so that an annular space is formed between the two bodies. Acoustic-damping insulating material is contained within the annular space, and forms an interlayer between the inner and outer bodies. An end of the double-wall hollow body is formed by respective ends of the inner and outer hollow bodies that rest directly against each other without insulating material. The inner hollow body is separated over an entire circumference from the outer hollow body by the insulating interlayer. Various methods of manufacturing the foregoing double-wall hollow body are also described. For instance, to apply the insulating material to the inner hollow body, such body may be heated and then rolled into the insulating material.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a continuous casting mold defining a mold cavity for the casting of metal, in particular for the casting of nonferrous metal strips, having a mold wall surrounded by at least one coolant-conducting channel, having coolant connections arranged on the channel. In order to create a continuous casting mold which permits simple adjustment of the cooling conditions, both in the longitudinal direction and in circumferential direction of the ingot, with due consideration of, for instance, the speed of casting and the temperature of the melt or the metal alloy being cast, a stopper which corresponds to the cross section of the channel is arranged in the channel, and is displaceable therein, in order to vary the length of the channel subject to the effect of the coolant.

Abstract: An economical steel for a reinforcement tube which steel meets the minimum requirements for reinforcement tubes, has a composition as follows: 0.15-0.25 % Carbon, 3.40-6.10 % Manganese, 0-1.0 % Nickel, 0-1.0 % Chromium, 0-1.0 % Molybdenum, 0-0.15 % Vanadium, max. 0.03 % Phosphorous, max. 0.03 % Sulfur, max. 0.6 % Silicon, max. 0.05 % Aluminum, with the remainder being iron and usual impurities, such that the sum total of the content of manganese, nickel, chromium, molybdenum and ten times the content of vanadium equals at least 4.5 wt. %.

Abstract: A door reinforcement beam for use in passenger vehicles capable of absorbing lateral impacts includes: a base tube made of a metal having a high degree of strength, toughness and capacity for deformation work and a reinforcing section being disposed and attached to the central portion of the base tube so as to further enhance the door reinforcement's capacity to absorb impact energy.

Abstract: An apparatus for ejecting a molding from an injection molding machine includes a linearly moveable ejector plate. The ejector plate has a reciprocatingly movable coupling device for connecting the ejector plate to a mold ejector plate in a form-locked and force-locked manner. The ejector plate also has a hydraulic cylinder having a movable coupling piston connected to a coupling rod. This coupling rod has a head end which is insertable into the coupling sleeve of the mold ejector plate. The coupling rod is tubular within which an axially displaceable actuating rod is provided, while the actuating rod has a conically tapered front end. By displacement of the actuating rod relative to the coupling rod, the radially engaging head region of the coupling rod is widened by radially outwardly directed forces. Thus, in a coupled condition, the head ends of the coupling rod and the actuating rod are connected in form-locked and force-locked manner with the coupling sleeve so that all coupling play is prevented.

Abstract: The invention relates to a profiled tube for working cylinders without a piston rod having a cylinder chamber which extends in longitudinal direction and a piston guided movably therein and connected to pull means, and a carriage connected to the pull means and guided in a slide guide arranged on the profiled tube.

Abstract: A seal for a work cylinder operated with pressure fluid, through which cylinder an axially displaceable coupling element connected with the work cylinder, particularly a pull means, is extended in a fluid-tight manner from the inside of the cylinder. To obtain a better sealing of the inside of the cylinder under all possible operating conditions, particularly when using coupling elements developed as pull means of a cross-sectional shape other than circular, the seal is comprised of a single cup-shaped piece, the bottom surface of the seal being provided with a cuff which tapers conically in axial direction towards the cup-shaped inside of the seal. The cuff is provided with a sealing opening which permits the passage of the coupling element therethrough. The seal is provided with a sealing ring on the outer periphery in the region of the open end.

Abstract: A transport gear chain arrangement, in particular for the transport of glass articles, includes two gear chain sections (2 or, respectively, 3) successively following to each other in transport direction. In each case, transport gear chains (6), surrounding and looping around two sprocket wheels (7), are guided on a chain sliding track (26). At least one sprocket wheel (7) is driven in each gear chain section (2; 3). In order to decrease or increase the distance between neighboring articles to be transported on one of the gear chain sections (2 or, respectively, 3), two gear chain sections (2, 3), disposed successively as seen in transport direction (1), are drivable with differently set or settable speeds.