Fag Kugelfischer Georg Schafer

Kugelfischer Georg Schafer & Co.

Temco Gmbh & Co. Kg

Hans Hermanns

Friedrich Schuster

Wolfgang Rader

Hans-Dieter Scherpf

Manfred Kress

Franz Dinnebier

Kurt Schwabe

In entangling nozzles for entangling a plurality of filaments, a device is proposed which can be integrated into warping systems or the like, in which the entangling nozzles are arranged on a traverse which is movable with respect to the air-feed beam, the movement of the traverse taking place manually or pneumatically, against compression springs connected to the entangling nozzle. In this connection, the baffle plates are fastened, fixed in position, by a holder, for instance on the air-feed beam. Thus the entangling nozzles are opened for thread insertion by moving the traverse, and with it the entangling nozzle, away from the fixed baffle plate. By such movement the air feed may also be cut off.

Device for entanglement of filaments in a multifilament yarn

A laying roller for textile yarns which, via a central air supply, supplies two air feed channels which are separated from each other. Each channel feeds air via a respective one of two porous sintered bearing bushings which are axially separated from each other. The air passing through the porous bushings builds up an air cushion for supporting a surrounding roller shell.

Air-supported laying roller for textile yarn

A device for the false twisting of synthetic threads is provided with a plurality of friction rotors, each constructed of a reusable central bore and an expendable composite ring that is form-fitted and force-fitted to said base so as to be conveniently removable therefrom for replacement when the friction coating along the outer edge of the ring has worn.

Friction rotor for the false twisting of synthetic threads

A friction rotor for false-twisting threads is provided with a coating of particles which are harder than the material from which the rotor has been made to provide a surface of harder particles which contact the thread as it passes over the rotor for false-twisting.

Friction rotor

A rotatable member such as a spindle or rotor of a textile machine having longitudinally spaced anti-friction bearings is supported in a housing by elastic members such as rubber O-rings having a cross-section which provides for progressive dampening. The elastic member supporting the bearing which is subjected to the greatest load has a dampening effect of at least twice that of the other one. The increased dampening of the one elastic member over the other may be obtained by greater mass or softer material.

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