Murata Kikai Kabushiki Kaisha

Japan Cotton Technical and Economic Research Institute of Mengyokaikan

Akihiko Takeshita

Tetsuji Masai

Kenichi Inada

Shinichi Nishimura

Buro Suganuma

Yuzuru Nakano

Yoji Yamada

Yoshiaki Yamaoka

Shinzo Nishimura

Hiroaki Yamaguchi

Akira Kondo

Hiroshi Araki

Syunichi Tabata

A package inspecting apparatus comprising a yarn end processing section for exerting suction air on the surfaces of packages while rotating trays on a running passage for trays on which packages are fitted, a package inspecting section in which a plurality of optical type package winding-form inspecting devices are received in a dark room, and a weighing section provided with a weight measuring unit, said sections being arranged in series in said order and integrated.

Package readying and inspection apparatus

A package inspecting apparatus including a yarn end processing section for exerting suction air on the surfaces of packages while rotating trays on a running passage for trays on which packages are fitted, a package inspecting section in which a plurality of optical type package winding-form inspection devices are received in a dark room, and a weighing section provided with a weight measuring unit, the sections being arranged in series in the above order are integrated.

Yarn package inspecting apparatus

An apparatus for producing a spun yarn comprising drafting units, delivery rollers and spinning devices disposed between the front rollers of each drafting unit and the corresponding delivery rollers. The spinning device guides a sliver drafter by the drafting unit along a substantially straight line and blows air against the running sliver so that some of the component fibers in the circumference of the sliver are fluffed out and caused to wind around the fibers forming the core of the sliver, and the circumferential speed of the delivery rollers is set to be equal to or higher than that of the front rollers.

Apparatus for producing spun yarn

An apparatus for producing a spun yarn comprises a rotary pipe having a sliver path for passing therethrough a sliver forwarded from a front roller of a draft device, a rotary plate formed in an integral relationsip at a location of the rotary pipe spaced from an entrance of the rotary pipe, and a casing for covering the rotary pipe and the rotary plate. The casing has a guide path formed therein for introducing and guiding a sliver from the front roller to the entrance of the rotary pipe and guide path has a dam member disposed therein for introducing a sliver of a substantially flattened configuration forwarded from the front roller.

This invention relates to a device for removing short fibers from a mass of ibers. A pair of perforated cylindrical bodies are opposed to each other with a predetermined spacing defined therebetween, and static electricity is applied across the perforated cylindrical bodies. A suction-wise removing device is installed in at least one of the perforated cylindrical bodies. The initial end of a transfer conveyor is located on the surface of one perforated cylindrical body adjacent the opposed region. Short fibers contained in the mass of fibers fed to the opposed region by a feeding device are drawn into the suction-wise removing devices through the through holes in the cylindrical bodies by the action of electrostatic force and suction air currents. The mass of fibers having the short fibers removed therefrom are oriented by electrostatic force and transferred by the conveyor while being maintained in this oriented state.

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Kyoto, Japan

Akihiko Takeshita