Barmag Barmer Maschinenfabrik Ag

Hermann Kubler

Karl Bauer

Peter Dammann

Hellmut Lorenz

A method and apparatus of false twisting a yarn is disclosed which utilizes a pair of endless belts mounted in crossing relation to define a twisting zone therebetween, and a pressure applying member for locally biasing at least one of the belts toward the other at the twisting zone. The yarn is advanced along a path of travel through the twisting zone, and the acute angle formed between each belt and the yarn path of travel is adjusted so as to generally correspond to the desired twist angle of the yarn in its twisted condition. Further, the speed of each belt is adjusted so as to optimize the yarn tension conditions both preceding and following the belts. To achieve an essentially slipless operation, the pressure exerted by the biasing means is adjustably controlled so that the torque exerted by the belts exceeds the natural restoring torque of the yarn.

Yarn false twisting method and apparatus

A yarn false twisting apparatus and method is disclosed which comprises a pair of friction discs, with one of the discs being thin and flexible, and a pressure applying member for biasing the flexible disc toward the other disc locally at the twisting zone. The discs and pressure applying member are mounted to permit selective movement whereby the ratio of twist to yarn speed may be varied, and to achieve a desired twist in the advancing yarn. The biasing force of the pressure applying member is also adjustable, to achieve an essentially slipless operation by assuring that the torque exerted by the discs exceeds the natural restoring torque of the yarn.

Yarn false twisting apparatus and method

A false-twist crimping machine for processing filament yarn. The machine comprises a side frame having a bobbin located thereon for supplying the filament yarn to a delivery means for guiding the yarn to a heating zone. A middle frame carries a cooling zone which receives the yarn as it feeds from the heating zone. A false-twisting means receives the yarn as it feeds from the cooling zone and a take-off means supplies the yarn emitting from the false-twisting means to a winding device located at the middle frame. In assembly, the heating zone slopes at an oblique angle between the side frame and the middle frame and a height-adjustable yarn guide means is positioned at the angle formed between the heating zone and the cooling zone in a manner so that the yarn may run over it along a line substantially tangent from the outlet of the heating zone and along a line substantially tangent to the inlet of the cooling zone.

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Remscheid-Luttringhausen, Germany

Hermann Kubler