Hollingsworth Gmbh

Rieter Deutschland Gmbh

Hans Rutz

Hermann E Gasser

Karl Curiger

Heinrich Rutschmann

Hans R Bruderlin

Hansjoerg Rothen

Carding machine or scribbler with transversely moving carding element

Known pneumatic pipe conveyor installations for fibres, particularly for textile fibre strands, comprise a conveyor pipe and a selectively operable feeder apparatus for feeding the fibres to the inlet opening of the conveyor pipe. For permitting the feeder apparatus to be automatically stopped in response to the formation of a fibre congestion adjacent the inlet opening of the conveyor pipe, there is provided a pressure-receiving surface (6) at least partially surrounding the inlet opening (5) of the conveyor pipe (2) and operatively connected to a switch (7) adapted to generate a stop signal for stopping operation of the feeder apparatus (3) in response to the pressure acting on the pressure-receiving surface (6) exceeding a predetermined value. The pneumatic pipe conveyor installation is useful for conveying fibre strands or slubbings in the textile industry.

Pneumatic pipe conveyor installation for fibres

An apparatus for gathering a textile fibre fleece from a doffer (3) of a card and forming therefrom a fibre sliver which is then fed to a conveyor (7) is disclosed. The apparatus includes a trough (8) which extends from a take-off location defined by a take-off roller (2). The trough (8) has width substantially corresponding to that of the take-off location and has a bottom (9) and sidewalls (10) which preferably converge in the shape of a funnel. The apparatus also includes a funnel disposed at one end (19) of the trough (8). The funnel is formed as a compressed-air-operable injector (11) for conveying and forming the sliver (5). End (19) of the trough (8) is connected to exhaustor means (23) which suck the fibre fleece (4) towards injector (11).

Apparatus for gathering a textile fibre fleece and forming a fibre sliver

In an apparatus for compressing and automatic introduction of a fibre strand into a feed nip: an opening is formed as a longitudinal slot (12, 12a, b12'a) extending from the outlet port (15) of the nozzle channel (7;7') in the longitudinal direction thereof and in a plane extending substantially perpendicular to the plane (E--E) of the feed nip (1; 1'). The contour of the insertion nozzle (6, 6') adjacent its outlet end on both sides of the longitudinal slot (12, 12a, b; 12'a) is of a shape (9, 10;9') conforming to the contours of the components (2, 3; 2', 8'a), particularly rollers (2, 3) defining the feed nip (1; 1').

Apparatus for compressing and automatically introducing a textile fibre

A card is equipped behind the doffer roll (7) with a pair of delivery rolls (8, 8a) for the web (9) provided each with a stationary grazing blade (12, 12a) for seed particles or similar impurities. Between the nip line K of the delivery rolls (8, 8a) and the grazing blades (12) of the delivery roll (8) a web deflecting roll (15) is supported rotatably and drivable in the same rotational direction as the delivery roll (8). The web deflecting device (15) is arranged of, but in the vicinity of, the normal free web exit path (9a) and brings a web (9b) possibly clinging to the delivery roll (8) and carried on thereon back to the normal web exit path (9a) and separates the web (9b) from impurities on the cylindrical surface. The impurities are only subsequently mechanically eliminated by the grazing blade (12), in such manner that the cleaning operation for the delivery roll (8) is effected in two subsequent separate cleaning steps.

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Winterthur, Switzerland

Hans Rutz