Sulzer Brothers Limited

Hartmann Bader

Hans Baumann

A resilient drive-transmitting intermediate element is provided between the retaining element and the shaft is rotatably mounted in a bore in the shaft and has an adjusting eccentric member which is engaged in an aperture in the retaining element. The resilient intermediate element comprises an inner member of substantially the same diameter as the bore and an outer eccentric ring shaped member so mounted on the inner member to rotate therewith. The outer eccentric ring shaped member can be introduced together with the retaining element into the shaft and the inner member can be introduced through and retained in the bore. Rotation of the complete intermediate element adjusts the retaining element relative to the shaft.

Shaft for a weaving machine

Each drop plate has an aperture through which a search bar can pass in order to establish an electrical circuit should a warp yarn break. The plates may be of laminated construction with one or more metal layers and one or more layers of a vibration-damping material such as a plastics. The plates may also be made of a plastics coated metal layer. The plastics layer(s) serve to damp vibrations in the plates and thus reduce noise in the operation of the weaving machines.

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Bad Liebenzell, Germany

Hartmann Bader