Saurer Germany Gmbh & Co. Kg

Oerlikon Textile Gmbh & Co Kg

Saurer Technologies Gmbh & Co. Kg

Stc Spinnzwirn Gmbh

Jürgen Schnitzler

Georg Tetzlaff

Siegfried Brenk

Ingo Filz

Markus Beckmann

Andrej Raisich

Georg Heinen

Heinz Fink

Wolfgang Leupers

Joachim Beckers

Jörg Zischewski

Dieter Strahlen

Karl-Heinz Kohlen

Gerd Pöhlmann

Jan-Markus Rottgering

Norbert Hoven

Erik Syska

Peter Steinke

Jan-Markus Röttgering

A workstation () of a two-for-one twisting or cabling machine which comprises a rotatably mounted spindle () and a balloon-yarn-guide-eye () height-adjustable by means of a drive () coupled to a control device () which controls the drive () in such a manner that it displaces the balloon-yarn-guide-eye () between operating positions (AP, AP) dependent upon production parameters and a resting position (RS) advantageous in the case of production interruptions and transient operating phases associated with the latter. A device () is present for detecting a measured value (i), which is made available to the control device () and which causes the control of the drive () to change the position of the balloon-yarn-guide-eye ().

Workstation of a two-for-one twisting or cabling machine

A method for operating a spindle () of a two-for-one twisting or cabling machine which has an adjustable balloon-yarn-guide-eye (), wherein for the operation of the spindle () under production conditions, the balloon-yarn-guide-eye () is adjusted, on the basis of a measured value (i) correlating with the energy consumption of the spindle drive (), to a first operating position (AP), in which a position-dependent minimum of the energy consumption of the spindle drive () is reached.

Method for operating a spindle of a two-for-one twisting or cabling machine

A method for continuously processing a thread-like material with a plurality of method steps and a device for carrying out the method, wherein a feed mechanism (), a treating () and depositing device (), a transporting device (), a thermosetting mechanism () and a length compensating mechanism () are arranged in a common closed system () and the closed system () differs from the surroundings in its interior by at least one first physical property and sub-systems () that are shielded from one another are present within the system () for the various method steps, to which sub-systems supply mechanisms () are connected, which produce at least partially different temperatures in the sub-systems () as the second physical property.

Device for continuously processing a thread-like material

A device for shaping at least one thread-like material (), which is formed in a forming unit and is deposited on a transporting device () for the subsequent thermosetting process, wherein a retaining means () and a drivable, curved depositing tube () are arranged one after the other in the thread transporting direction.

Device for shaping a thread-like material

A yarn treatment chamber for thermal treatment of a running yarn, with a center zone, in which a pressurized hot, gaseous or vaporous medium acts on the yarn, and end zones on both sides of the center zone, in which a cooling, gaseous medium is active. The end zones have a yarn inlet or outlet openings with a yarn sluice, which seals the associated end zone and the yarn treatment chamber. The yarn inlet and outlet openings () are arranged such that the yarn () must change direction, and the yarn treatment chamber (has yarn deflection means () to guide the yarn () between the yarn inlet and outlet openings (). Both the yarn sluice (A) and the yarn sluice (B) are accessible without problems to operating staff at an ergonomically favorable height below the yarn deflection means () of the yarn treatment chamber ().

Yarn treatment chamber

A textile machine with multiple workstations equipped with a yarn processing device, and a drive shaft extending along multiple workstations, each yarn processing device connected to the drive shaft by a continuous traction means, and the drive shaft including multiple drive devices each guiding a continuous traction means. Each drive device has two grooves coaxially to the drive shaft, one of the grooves being part of a free wheel about the drive shaft. An output means is connected to each yarn processing device, each output means having front and rear guide grooves, the front groove at a free end of the output means and the rear groove adjacent the associated yarn processing device. Each traction means has one loop engaged in the rear groove of the associated output means and another loop engaged in the front groove through 180 degrees.

Textile machine with a plurality of workstations

A two-for-one twisting or cabling spindle apparatus () with a supply bobbin () mounted on a pot base () of a stationary protective pot () and a spindle () arranged below the protective pot () to guide a yarn () to be processed during a twisting or cabling process. The spindle () is rotatably mounted by a lower bearing device () in a bearing housing () fixed on a spindle rail () and an upper bearing device () mounted to the stationary protective pot (). The largest diameter (d) of the rotatably mounted spindle () is at least 10% less than the diameter (D) of a touching line () of the pot base () of the stationary protective pot () with the yarn ().

Two-for-one twisting or cabling spindle

A yarn brake for a two-for-one twisting spindle has a brake element mounted in the region of a hollow axle of the spindle between an upper and a lower brake face, the braking force being predeterminable in a defined manner by means of the pretensioning of at least one spring element, which acts on an axially displaceably mounted upper piston, in which the upper brake face is integrated, and the yarn brake being pneumatically releasable to introduce a yarn. The upper piston () receiving the upper brake face () is configured in such a way and guided with play (S) within a housing () of the yarn brake () in such a way that it can move aside if necessary into a position (I), in which its center longitudinal axis () forms an angle (&#x3b1;) with the center longitudinal axis () of the housing ().

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Viersen, Germany

Jürgen Schnitzler