Societe Alsacienne De Construction De Material Textile

Societe Alasacienne De Construction De Materiel Textile

Societe Alsacienne De Materiel Textile

Joel Angebault

Albert Moessinger

Guy Gosciniak

A process for inserting weft lengths into the shed of a loom including a metering-delivering device that supplies a storage member for storing a predetermined length of yarns. The yarn length is caught between the outlet of the delivering device and the storage member in order to be inserted into the shed formed by the warp yarns. The yarn length is then cut and operationally gripped close to the selvedge of the fabric. The cut end of the yarn is held over before being re-introduced in the storage member for the next insertion, the cut end of the yarn being held over in an independent circuit outside the path joining the outlet of the delivering device to the inlet of the storage member. Re-introduction of the yarn into the storage member is performed so that the cut end is re-introduced as a loop unwinding from a fixed point at the outlet of the delivering device as far as the inlet of the storage member under the action of an air stream, the weft yarn being only re-subjected to the action of the delivering device when it has completely unwound and stretched out under the action of a suction nozzle.

Method and device for the insertion of weft yarns into the shed of a

Weft measuring device for weaving looms, and in particular for shuttleless looms where the weft is cast through a shed by a pressurized mechanism or by the energy communicated to the mass of the yarn by a casting mechanism. The device has a pair of propelling rollers driven in rotation which form a gripping line between which the weft yarn is introduced intermittently by way of elements actuated in relation to the weft casting program. At least one of the rollers has a structure such that the end of the gripping line toward which the yarn is conveyed at the start of measurement moves regularly and synchronously with the cycle of the loom.

Weft measuring device for weaving loom

The invention relates to a process for the insertion of a weft yarn in the shed of a weaving machine in which said weft yarn is drawn from a reserve located outside the shed to be inserted in the form of a loop of which one of the ends is fastened and the other thrown, wherein an air stream is blown in the shed in the direction of insertion of the weft, the speed of this air stream being less than or at the most equal to the speed of the thrown end, the action of this air stream being such that it tends to maintain the two ends of the loop separate from each other.

Process for the insertion in the form of a loop of a weft yarn in the

The invention relates to a device for the preparation and insertion of at least one type of weft yarn into the shed of a weaving machine. The said device comprises a yarn metering-delivering member feeding a storage chamber used for temporarily storing a length of weft yarn before its insertion into the shed. The introduction of the weft yarn into the storage chamber and its extraction to be thrown by means of rotating rollers are effected via a single guiding channel which comprises a zone situated between the throwing rollers and close to the gripping line, said zone overlapping laterally with respect to the rollers and comprising a continuous longitudinal slot.

Weft yarn into the shed of a weaving machine

A device adapted to be introduced into the shed of a weaving loom. The device is designed to facilitate insertion of a weft by an air stream. The device has a plurality of leaves which are spaced apart to allow the passage of the warp yarns. The leaves are placed in front of the reed and are provided with a recess, which recess is situated opposite the teeth. A portion of the reed, opposite to the recess, has a sharp-edged profile while the remaining portion has a round and smooth edged profile.

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Riedisheim, France

Joel Angebault