tensioner

These systems require the use of tensioners which add some complexity to the engine.

One type of tensioner is a large industrial spring.

However, this is quieter and the tensioner does not wear greatly.

The chain is relatively short, but has no tensioner.

An anchor chain could be defined as the easiest tensioner.

Multi-jackbolt tensioners have a number of uses in the Steel industry.

The new system allowed the tensioner to reach maximum travel while the chain remained within service limits.

The game music is the same music for The Tensioner.

He had to get the cable into the groove of the tensioner pulley quickly.

The valves were driven by a chain with a new hydraulic tensioner.

Manual tensioners and crimping systems are available for low volume applications.

This tensioner improves precision and control of the dissection depths.

A tensioner is a device that applies a force to an object to maintain it in tension.

Automatically calls for help if an air bag or seatbelt tensioner deploys.

Warning When a new serpentine belt is needed, make sure to inspect the tensioner at the same time.

In an accident with insufficient impact to deploy the air bags, only the tensioners are activated.

The other adjustment is in those tensioner bows.

Helberg was awarded a patent for an automatic control cable tensioner.

The tank had a sprocket to the front of the hull, on each side, and a tensioner to the rear.

The wax is used to better transmit the tension around the bundle and for use with certain types of tensioners.

Most tensioners can be described as industrial springs.

Use of the top tensioners also helps to spread the load over the whole of the shoulder harness.

Where a tensioner is required, a short cage is usually sufficient to take up the chain slack.

Early production 2.0 L engines used a hydraulic tensioner to tension the timing belt.

If there was no tensioner and the platform moved, the guidelines would become slack and could be broken.