Toray Engineering Company, Limited

Jun Takagi

Takashi Iwade

Yoshiro Migaki

Katsumi Hasegawa

Tadashi Kohara

Tadahiko Okubo

Nobuhiro Koizumi

Misao Kashiwagi

An apparatus for producing yarns comprising a first yarn feeding roller, a second yarn feed roller, winders for winding the respective yarns, yarn breakage detectors and detect yarn breakage, and yarn cutting and sucking devices disposed upstream from the yarn feed rollers and operative in response to a yarn breakage detection signal to cut the group of yarns being wound to which the broken yarn belongs. The respective one yarn cutting and sucking device and the respective one winder form winding units, respectively, and at least two such winding units share at least one of the yarn feed rollers. Therefore, it is possible to increase the yield of yarns.

Apparatus for producing yarns with yarn cutting and sucking units

A yarn winder in which a fluctuation of winding tension is avoided and the winding characteristics are made uniform from the most inner to the most outer layer. Yarn is wound by a winder in which a spindle 2 having a positively driven pressure roller 5 is positively driven, the pressure roller 5 being positioned so that it is not in contact with a tube 100 immediately after the yarn setting operation. After a predetermined amount of yarn layer has been wound on the tube 100, the pressure roller 5 is moved so that it contacts the yarn layer on the tube 100. The surface speed of the pressure roller 5 is controlled to be higher than that of an empty tube until the yarn is switched to the empty tube, wherein the controlled speed is approximately the same as or lower than the surface speed of a fully loaded tube, and the surface speed of the pressure roller is controlled to be approximately the same as the surface speed of the empty tube after the yarn has been switched to the empty tube.

Method for controlling the drive of a yarn winder, and the yarn winder

A cooling device for a false twisting machine having a fixed wall member 16 and movable wall members 18a and 18b which have faced side surfaces between which yarn treatment passageways 19a and 19b are formed. The facing side surfaces are formed with yarn contacting portions 16a1 and 16b1 and 18a-1 and 18b-1, which are spaced along the direction of the running of the yarn in the yarn treatment passageways. The arrangement of the yarn contacting portions are such that contact with the yarn occurs alternately between the fixed wall member 16 and movable wall members 18a and 18b. A sucking duct 14 is opened to the yarn treatment passageways 19a and 19b to generate flows of fluid transverse to the running direction of the yarn in the passageways 19a and 19b.

Cooling device for false twisting machine

A yarn winder in which a fluctuation of winding tension is avoided and the winding characteristics are made uniform from the most inner to the most outer layer. Yarn is wound by a winder in which a spindle 2 having a positively driven pressure roller 5 is positively driven, the pressure roller 5 being positioned so that it is not in contact with a tube 100 immediately after the yarn setting operation. After a predetermined amount of yarn layer has been wound on the tube 100, the pressure roller 5 is moved so that it contacts the predetermined amount of yarn layer has been wound on the tube 100, the pressure roller 5 is moved so that it contacts the yarn layer on the tube 100. The surface speed of the pressure roller 5 is controlled to be higher than that of an empty tube until the yarn is switched to the empty tube, wherein the controlled speed is approximately the same as or lower than the surface speed of a fully loaded tube, and the surface speed of the pressure roller is controlled to be approximately the same as the surface speed of the empty tube after the yarn has been switched to the empty tube.

Yarn winding roller drive

To improve the success rate of yarn switching by reducing the variation of the winding tension during the yarn switching operation, a turret type yarn winder is provided, wherein the upper yarn switching mechanism 8 and the lower yarn switching mechanism 9 are provided at positions wherein, when the empty bobbin 50 held by the spindle 4 is displaced by the rotation of the turret member 2 toward the yarn 60 supported by the respective yarn path restriction guides of the yarn switching mechanisms 8, 9, the circumference of the empty bobbin 50 is brought into contact with the yarn 60 at a contacting angle, which angle increases as the turret member rotates, and wherein the dog portion 30 mounted to the turret member 2 causes the yarn searching guide 25 of the lower yarn switching mechanism 9 to rotate in synchronism with the rotation of the turret member 2, and the guide plate 31 for forming the anchor yarn winding is actuated to move the yarn 60 in the axial direction of the bobbin 50.

Turret type yarn winder with reduced tension variation during switching

Yarn winding method and apparatus and package formed thereby

Apparatus for winding a plurality of yarns

A yarn winding device which comprises a yarn feeding unit for feeding a yarn at a predetermined yarn speed, an absorbing unit for absorbing a variation of a yarn speed by storing the yarn therein, a tensioning unit for applying a predetermined tension to a yarn, and a yarn winding unit for winding a yarn on a bobbin while traversing the yarn. A yarn detecting unit is provided for detecting whether or not a yarn is in front thereof in the absorbing unit and a control unit is also provided for controlling yarn winding speed of the yarn winding unit by increasing and decreasing that speed in accordance witha signal from the yarn detecting unit indicating a yarn existence or non-existence. After all, this yarn winding device makes a cone cheese package or a ribbonless package under constant tension by using an absorbing means between a feeding unit and a winding package.

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Otsu, Japan

Jun Takagi