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Eduard Küsters Maschinenfabrik Gmbh & Co. Kg

Eduard Kusters

Eduard Kusters Maschinenfabrik Gmbh

Eduard Kusters Maschinenfabrik Gmbh & Co.

Johannes Kutz

Walter Keller

Manfred Moser

Gunter Von Harten

Werner Hartmann

Julius Kohnen

Heinz Gruber

Wolfgang Kurschatke

Dieter Itgenshorst

Valentin Appenzeller

Bernhard Funger

Manfred Driesen

Christian Meyer

Max Kruger

Horst Holderer

Kurt Quoos

Manfred Driessen

Dieter Itgenhorst

Bernhard Benz

Gerhard Severens

Continuous process and installation for treating textile fabric webs

An undyed carpet web is pretreated by applying a liquid preparatory agent in a gap of an applicator. Subsequent to the application of the preparatory agent, the carpet web is detained in a dwell apparatus. The web is then suctioned off in a hydroextraction device and steamed in a steaming machine before the dyeing operation begins.

Method for pretreating continuous textile material having at least one

A continuous process for treating a web of material by the wet-in-wet application of two serially arranged treatment baths includes the steps of: applying a first treatment bath to the web; squeezing off excess moisture from the web to a specified moisture content; applying a second treatment bath to the web while it is still wet from the first treatment bath such that the web is in contact with a quantity of the second bath that is no greater than that quantity that can be continually absorbed by the web; replenishing the second treatment bath; and reducing the moisture content of the web to a specified moisture content immediately after application of the second treatment bath.

Method for continuous treatment of a textile web

In a fabric treatment apparatus for applying a washing or rinsing liquid to a dyed or printed textile web, the web is transported by a sieve conveyor belt along a horizontal path. Spaced from one another along that horizontal path are several liquid applicators or spray pipes. Associated with each spray pipe is a respect dwell stretch and a suction device, the dwell stretch being located downstream of the respective liquid applicator and upstream of the respective suction device. The dwell stretch includes either two sets of rotatable rollers spaced a distance from one another or a rotatable sieve drum.

Apparatus for treating a textile web with a liquid

A jig has two winding rolls in two troughs which surround the winding rolls concentrically and contain treatment liquor, and a squeezing device for a web of material passing from the one to the other winding roll arranged between the winding rolls. The squeezing device is arranged high enough that the web of material runs from the squeezing device downward toward both sides. A partition extends upward between the troughs up to the squeezing device.

A method and apparatus for the continuous treatment of a textile web is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a foulard in which the textile web is provided with a first treatment bath and squeezed off to a moisture content of 60 to 100%. The web then is conducted to a gore applicator in which the web is provided with a second bath application of 40 to 100%. The second application occurs in an upright vat in which the textile web is always in contact with only a very small quantity of continually replenished treatment bath. The vat is sealed at a bottom gap by two mutually opposing inflatable hoses with one hose disposed on each side of the textile web. The hoses sealingly abut against the web and wipe off treatment bath entrained by the web to a predetermined total moisture content. In the dyeing process, the web subsequently runs into a steam apparatus and then into a washing apparatus.

Apparatus for continuous treatment of a textile web

A liquid, foam or paste treatment medium is applied to a textile or similar web as the web is led through a gap in which the web is pressed resiliently against an opposing face in an area extending over the width of the web with non-uniform pressure by, for example, several adjacent cushions that are independently inflatable. The non-uniform pressure serves primarily to achieve uniform treatment, in particular, uniform coloring, despite the non-uniform conditions existing over the web width. The non-uniform pressure may also be used for imprinting patterns on the web.

Method and device for imprinting webs

An apparatus for supplying liquid to an elongated liquid reservoir in a uniform manner over the length of reservoir comprises a trough, extending transversely over the width of a continuous fabric web, into which a liquid is poured from above, and a feed pipe extending longitudinally along the trough. Short, identically formed, curved tubes are uniformly distributed over the length of the feed pipe and arranged to extend transversely therefrom. The liquid is supplied over the length of the liquid reservoir from the short tubes disposed at a plurality of sites along the reservoir. The cross sectional area of the feed pipe may be significantly greater than the total cross sectional of all of the curved tubes to prevent a significant pressure drop.

Apparatus for supplying liquid to an elongated liquid reservoir

A device for applying a treatment medium, especially in foam form, to a running web of material, especially a rug web, with an application beam extending transversely to the web of material, the application beam having a longitudinal slot, through which the treatment medium emerges onto the web of material. On the side opposite the slot an elastic cushion which presses the web of material against the sliding surface of the application beam is arranged on the back of the web of material. The cushion may be an inflatable elastic hollow body or a foam material cushion.

Device for applying a treatment medium, especially in foam form, to a

Apparatus for treating webs of material with several buoyant rolls which engage the web of material, consist of a closed buoyant body and are arranged in a trough which contains liquid, is open at the top and is at atmospheric pressure, parallel and adjacent to each other horizontally restrained but freely floating in the vertical direction without touching each other. The rolls may be arranged horizontally side by side without forming roll gaps or vertically on top of each other, forming roll gaps with two guide rolls provided above each buoyant roll.

Apparatus for treating webs of material

In a three-roller device for uniformly coating a moving web with small quantities of fluid, the middle roller is provided with a contoured or grooved elastic covering, one of the two other rollers with a smooth elastic covering and the third with an incised elastic covering or sheath. Fluid is transferred to the middle roller from the roller which is not in contact with the moving web, the fluid being introduced either via a pool on a trough or via a spraying apparatus.

Device for uniformly applying small amounts of fluid to moving webs

A method and apparatus for applying a pattern to a continuously advancing web with a foam containing treatment medium. The pattern may be generated in the foam prior to or after the foam is transferred to the web. In one embodiment, the pattern is generated using two foam feeding devices arranged to form a patterned layer on a revolving element positioned over the web. The forward velocity of the web and the speed of rotation of the revolving element are controlled to obtain the desired pattern effect on the web.

Method and apparatus for applying a pattern to a continuously advancing

A method for washing out thickening from printed textile material in web form, includes: applying a foam which contains, in its foam-forming liquid, particularly water, only a wetting agent, and optionally a foaming agent, to the printed side of the textile material; working the foam into the textile material; steaming the textile material; applying either foam which contains, in its foam forming liquid, particularly water, only a wetting agent and optionally, a foaming agent, or hot water to the backside of the textile material; and applying suction to the printed side of the textile material.

Method for washing out thickening from printed textile materials in web

In the continuous treatment of webs of material with a treatment medium to be applied to the web of material, especially for dying, wherein foam containing the treatment medium is applied to the web material and is subsequently worked into the web of material, the foam is applied to the circumference of a revolving cylinder, by wiping it off to a defined layer height and the web of material caused to run freely onto the cylinder and the web is looped around the cylinder freely through a given angle.

Apparatus for the continuous treatment of textile and similar webs of

A continuous method for bleaching goods containing cotton with peroxide in which a web of material is left standing in a bleaching bath in folded condition at a temperature of 60.+-.10.degree. and is subsequently steamed, with the material under tension, at a temperature in the vicinity of 100.degree. C.

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Tonisvorst, Germany

Johannes Kutz