Gustav Georg Veith Gmbh & Co. Kg

Veit Gmbh & Co.

Veit Transpo Gmbh

Veith Transpo Gmbh

Gustav Georg Veith Gmbh

Gustav Georg Veith Gmbh & Co.

Gustav G Veith

Gotz U Veith

Rolf Schonenberger

Udo Thumser

Ulrich Veith

Georg Ziegler

Adrian Veith

The clamp comprises an inverted U-shaped base having spaced apart legs defining an entrance with a clamping element mounted on one leg of the base for displacement towards and away from a clamping surface on the other leg of the base for clamping a sheet material article thereagainst. The clamping element has an outer surface which is guided on a guide surface disposed on the base leg which is opposite the clamping surface and is retained in contact therewith by means of a tension member. The guide surface has at least one or preferably a plurality of sections extending at an angle or angles relative to the clamping surface.

Clamp for sheet material articles

A device is described for laying-out a convolute web of material, in particular a web of textile material, coming from a bale of cloth, said device comprising a frame structure which is adapted to be moved longitudinally along a stationary support structure and on which, via suspension means, the bale of cloth is supported such that it is caused to rotate about its winding shaft in response to the longitudinal movement of said frame structure. The drive means of the bale of cloth is constructed such that slippage between said drive means and said bale of cloth--which would prevent rotation of said bale of cloth--is avoided and that, with the aid of very simple structural means, a wide range of use of the device equipped with said drive means is achieved. For this purpose, the drive means comprises a tight rope, which, via guide rolls adapted to be displaced together with the frame structure, is guided over part of the surface of the bale of cloth in a position of frictional engagement.

Device for laying-out a convolute web of material

A device is described, which is provided with a bearing assembly for rotatably supporting a winding shaft of a bale of cloth, said bearing assembly being adapted to be used for automatically taking hold of and again releasing the winding shaft in a simple manner. For this purpose, the bearing means is divided into two parts, said parts being arranged on either side of a slot in a member which is adapted to be displaced in the vertical direction, and the slot receiving the winding shaft therein. In the case of a preferred embodiment, the bearing assembly has two rolls on axles which are displaceably supported in elongated openings. The elongate openings extend on either side of the slot at an oblique angle upwards and outwards and are formed in two bent levers and rotaty plates, respectively, the respective bent levers and rotary plates being arranged diagonally to each other. Due to the movement of the bearing means relative to the winding shaft, the rolls are displaced such that in a first position, i.e. when the winding shaft lies in the bearing means, they block the slot so that the winding shaft is held in a reliable manner. By pivoting the openings into a second, almost horizontal position, the rolls can be pushed aside by the winding shaft and the winding shaft is released. In the case of reloading, the winding shaft exerts a pressure against the rolls from below and displaces the rolls again along their openings in such a way that the slot permitting passage of the winding shaft is opened.

Device for replaceably suspending the winding shaft of a bale of cloth

The invention relates to a conveyor apparatus, particularly for intra-plant and plant-to-plant suspension conveyance, comprising a conveyor rail system for the conveyance therealong of bridge-type carriers suspended at both ends from the conveyor rails by means of rollers connected to said carriers by brackets, and container means for the goods to be conveyed, said container means being suspended from said carrier by means of a carrier head releasably engaging said carrier from above. In order to enable said container means to be suspended from said rail system for conveyance or to be released therefrom, respectively, with a minimum of structural and labor expenditure, the carrier head is adapted to be released from the carrier by being lifted relative thereto and withdrawn in the longitudinal direction thereof. For use with container means in the form of containers equipped with ground-engaging wheels or rollers for conveyance over the ground independent of the rail system there are provided engagement and release locations, respectively, whereat a preferably relative movement between the carrier and the carrier head is positively brought about.

Conveyor apparatus, particularly for suspension conveyance

The invention relates to a conveyor apparatus, particularly for intra-plant conveyance, comprising a conveyor rail system and a plurality of carrier units straddling the rail from below and resting thereon through rollers for travelling along at least one inclined conveyor stretch with the aid of a driven endless conveyor chain. On approaching the conveyor chain, coupling members on the carrier units come into engagement with the chain links. The invention improves the engagement of the coupling members to ensure reliable conveyance of the carrier units even after extended periods of operation of the conveyor apparatus. A tilting member is mounted between the arms of the carrier unit and is provided with projections at a mutual spacing adapted to the pitch of the chain in such a manner that as one of the projections enters a chain opening, so as to engage a chain link portion with its engagement face, a second projection has its bearing face engaged by a chain link portion between adjacent chain openings.

Conveyor apparatus

A conveyor apparatus particularly for intra-plant conveyance in the garment industry comprises conveyor tracks, carrier units travelling on the conveyor tracks and having each at least one stirrup member straddling a conveyor track from below and provided with rollers resting on the top surface of the track, and at least one drive unit for actively conveying the carrier units. The drive unit comprises a conveying bar actuatable to reciprocate along a track section and carrying a plurality of drive transmitting members for engagement with the carrier units. The drive transmitting members are mounted so that they are operative to convey in one working stroke direction, while being able to pass said carrier units without engagement therewith in the return stroke direction. The drive transmitting members are adjustable to reverse the conveying direction of the working stroke. Each drive transmitting member, in the form of a pawl, is pivotally attached to the conveying bar, and its pivotal movement in one direction is limited by engagement with a stop, while pivotal movement in the opposite direction is permitted against a resilient biasing force.

Conveyor apparatus, particularly for overhead conveyance

A method of pattern-aligned stacking of fabric web sections to be cut to the component cuttings of a textile product in accordance with a cutting pattern. The fabric web sections are consecutively impaled on at least one height-adjustable needle row projecting through a stacking table transversely of the fabric running direction, the cutting pattern is laid upon the stacking table, at least two longitudinally adjustable needle rows are aligned in the longitudinal direction of the table to coincide with edge portions of the cuttings to be joined to one another in finishing said textile product. The fabric web sections are then impaled on mutually correlated needle rows along identical transverse lines of the fabric pattern repeat. A stacking table for carrying out the above method and including a table top provided with openings for the needle rows and a height-adjustable transverse support for the needles below said table top. The table top consists of table top strips extending in the running direction of the fabric and defining slots for said needles between themselves, and transverse supports for the needles are located below the table top in a manner enabling them to be shifted in running direction and locked in any desired position.

Apparatus for pattern-aligned stacking of fabric web sections

An overhead conveyor system for a plant having at least two work stations has a conveyor rail loop for each station, a feeder rail for each loop, extending toward the loop from a terminal zone, and a return rail for each loop, extending from the loop to the terminal zone. A bypass rail segment extends from one of said loops to the other, with its ends spaced from the feeder and return rails for those loops. Shiftable rail devices allow goods either to traverse all of said one loop or, as a selectable alternative, to traverse only a part of said one loop and move along the bypass segment directly into the other loop. Other shiftable rail devices allow goods that have traversed said one loop to move either to its return rail or to the feeder rail for said other loop. Various shiftable rail devices are disclosed.

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Frasdorf, Germany

Gustav G Veith