Sulzer Morat Gmbh

Terrot Strickmaschinen Gmbh

Erwin Schaberle

Peter Artzt

Gerhard Egbers

Klaus Kunde

Helmut Grimm

Adolf Seidel

Wolfgang Kolb

Helmut Hascher

Peter Wachsmuth

Martin Elsasser

A circular knitting machine for making patterned high-pile knitted fabrics has needles which move up and down in a needle cylinder and a pattern controlled fiber feeding means made up an opening cylinder wheel to which fibers are fed in accordance with a pattern and which transfers fibers to a doffer from which the needles take off fibers and in which the opening cylinder wheel and doffer are moved out of fiber-transferring relationship upon the interruption of fiber feed to the opening cylinder wheel in accordance with said pattern while leaving the needles in fiber take-off relationship with the doffer.

Circular knitting machine for manufacturing patterned high-pile knitted

The invention relates to a cam segment with an assembly device for the assembly of cam sections. To facilitate the production and assembly, the assembly device comprises a receiving plate or at least one spacing disc fitted on a receiving plate, such that in the assembly surfaces of the cam sections and of the receiving plate and/or of the spacing disc, which are made by stamping and/or punching and/or fine blanking, recesses are formed in such a manner and/or locating pins protruding into said recesses are formed such that the position of the cam sections on the cam segment are clearly established by the locating pins and recesses.

Cam segment for a knitting machine

The invention relates to a circular knitting machine for the production of knit goods with combed-in fibers, having a rotatable, needle-bearing needle cylinder and a card which has a means for feeding the fibers, a comb-in zone through which the needles pass for the purpose of contactlessly receiving the fibers, and a teasing cylinder rotating at high speed which takes the fibers from the feed means and yields them to the comb-in zone. To prevent thin areas or thick areas from being produced in the finished goods on account of the contactless fiber loading, the circular knitting machine has a protective device (60) which becomes active in the still state of the needle cylinder for the purpose of retaining the already combed-in fiber tufts (57) in the needles (3) which are in the comb-in zone in the still state of the needle cylinder.

Circular knitting machine for producing knit goods with combed-in fibers

The invention concerns a process and a circular knitting machine for the production of knit goods with combed-in fibers, in which an amount of fibers synchronous with the needle cylinder rotatory speed is fed to a teasing cylinder rotating at high speed, transferred by the latter to the comb-in zone, and taken from the needles in the comb-in zone without contacting the teasing cylinder. To prevent the development of areas overfilled with fibers or short of fibers in the finished knit goods on account of the contact-less fiber feed, during or before abrupt reductions or increases in the rotatory speed of the needle cylinder, at least temporarily smaller or larger amounts of fibers are fed to the comb-in zone than corresponds to the synchronous amount of fibers.

Method and circular knitting machine for producing knit goods with

Circular knitting machine for producing artificial furs or pile fabric having combed-in fibres comprises a drive motor and at least a carding device, which has a drive member being in operative connection with the drive motor for supplying rotary movement to the rotatable parts of the carding device. In order to achieve that in the event of excessive load in the rotating parts at least the operation of the carding device is automatically suspended, according to the invention there is provided between the drive motor (6) and the drive member (25) an overload clutch (23) having a device (30, 63) for automatically stopping the drive motor (6) (FIG. 2) when the overload condition is reached.

Growing community of inventors

Gaufelden, Germany

Erwin Schaberle