Murata Kikai Kabushiki Kaisha

Murata Machinery, Ltd.

Nobunori Kubota

Shoji Sakai

Michiaki Fujiwara

Koshi Noda

Makoto Yamana

Hiroshi Uchida

Hisaaki Kato

Teruo Nakayama

Toshifumi Morihashi

Teiji Nakahara

Kunio Umeda

Zenpei Tachibana

A draft device for a spinning machine comprises a plurality of pairs of a top roller and a bottom roller, a draft cradle for supporting shafts of the top roller and a belt tenser. Top roller shafts are supported by a top roller support which is rotatably supported on a frame at one end thereof and side plates for fitting the top roller shafts therein, and spring members for pressing the roller shafts are disposed within the top roller support. A tenser of the belt tenser has an engaging portion wherein the top roller shaft is loosely fitted.

Draft device

A spinning machine wherein a yarn knotting truck having a knotter provided thereon travels in a truck travelling spacing provided along a number of spinning units further includes an apparatus for automatically doffing winding packages which have yarns fully wound thereon. A doffing truck which has provided thereon a doffing apparatus travels in the truck travelling spacing.

Spinning machine with a doffing apparatus

A device for the uniform retrieval of yarn ends in an air spinning device. A suction force gradient is created between the air jet nozzle and the waste suction pipe. Gravitational force and the suction gradient cause broken yarn ends to drop from the air jet nozzle orifice toward the waste suction pipe. When yarn piecing is desired, a piecing suction pipe retrieves the yarn end from the nozzle orifice.

Method of guiding yarn end in air spinning apparatus

An air nozzle for spinning yarn is positioned adjacent a pair of drafting rollers. The space between a cap covering the nozzle and the nozzle itself forms a tank for the air to be jetted through the nozzle. A tapered throttle located behind the nozzle reduces resistance to air exiting from the jetting ports.

Air spinning nozzle unit

A yarn slacking apparatus for slacking and retaining a fed yarn therein during the knotting operation in a winder. The sucking action is caused in the slack tube only when the knotting operation is carried out, while the sucking action of the slack tube is stopped by means of providing a shutter means for an opening of the slack tube, when the knotting operation is not conducted.

Apparatus for slacking yarn in winder

An air current rectifier plate surrounds the foremost air jet nozzle in an air spinning device. The rectifier plate produces a non-turbulent flow of air toward the waste suction pipe and prevents debris from back-flowing into the air jet nozzle.

Air current rectifier plate on an air spinning device

A method and apparatus for transmitting a driving power in a drafting device of a spinning frame. In the drafting device comprising a pair of back rollers, middle rollers and front rollers arranged in order, the driving power for the middle rollers is transmitted through a transmission passage different from a transmission passage for transmitting the driving power for the back rollers and front rollers.

Method and apparatus for transmitting driving power in drafting device

The present invention relates to a layout in pneumatic spinning apparatus. In a pneumatic spinning apparatus comprising a drafting device, a pneumatic spinning device, a take-up roller, a winding device and a yarn knotting device, the respective devices are arranged to face an operation space so as to enhance the operation efficiency of the apparatus.

Pneumatic spinning apparatus

A yarn piecing and knotting device for use in a pneumatic spinning machine for spinning slivers directly into a yarn by air jetting nozzles is disclosed. This yarn knotting device comprises means for retaining a spun yarn temporarily during a period ranging from the time of completion of the operation of a yarn knotter for connecting the spun yarn with a yarn taken out of a package to the time of resumption of winding.

Yarn piecing and knotting device for pneumatic spinning apparatus

A cover is disposed to cover the entire spinning nozzle zone of a pneumatic spinning apparatus. This cover includes an air suction tube disposed in the interior of the cover, and this air suction tube has the functions of sucking and removing fly wastes generated in the cover and making a contribution to discharge of compressed air jetted from spinning nozzles.

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Kyoto, Japan

Nobunori Kubota