Zinser Textilmaschinen Gmbh

Firma Zinser Textilmaschinen Gmbh

Kurt Hack

Helmut Nickolay

Peter Mann

Manfred Lattner

Richard Schollhammer

Max Hartmannsgruber

Werner Meissner

Thomas Benkert

Alois Gurtler

Walter Dupper

Roland Emberger

Egon Nigg

Karl Riedel

A single piece thread cutter for a ring spinning spindle has radially and axially extending lugs spaced apart about the periphery of the cup shaped sheet metal cylindrical or conical body. Where the lugs are formed by bending tabs, they may be doubled up to increase the stability and thickness.

Ring spinning spindle with a yarn cutting device

A stiff mounting unit is formed by a pair of longitudinal main girders and support bars for a two sided spinning or twisting machine frame. Bridge pieces are connected to these bars and girders. The support rollers and pressing rollers of the drafting or feed units are mounted on the bars.

Textile machine frame with bridge plates between stands

Along the ring bank of a twisting or spinning machine is provided a shaft rotatable about an axis parallel to the ring bank and supporting holders for thread-break sensors inductively responding to the orbiting of the travelers. Since the holders are independent of the ring bank, they can be swung out of the way to allow replacement or maintenance of the ring bank.

Thread-break monitor for ring-spinning and ring-twisting machines

Spinning machine in which the upper rollers of the drafting units are arranged at pressure arm assemblies, whereby each pressure arm assembly has a main arm and an operating lever which is positionally arranged above the main arm and radially movable. To each work location of the machine are assigned signal lights for indicating disruptions at the work location. For optimum visibility from distant locations, the indicator lights are provided at the operating levers.

Spinning machines and the like with signal or indicator devices

A method of producing a mountable tube for use with a textile spindle and the article produced by the method is revealed herein. The mountable tube is produced by cylindrical hammering of a steel body which may be provided interiorly thereof with a perforated insert body incapable of being deformed under the hammering process, but capable of being held within said mountable tube subsequent to completion of the hammering operation. The insert body is arranged to support the mountable tube on the textile spindle.

Mountable tube for a textile spindle

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Ebersbach, Germany

Kurt Hack