Oerlikon Textile Gmbh & Co Kg

Trutzschler Gmbh & Co Kg

Trützschler Group Se

Trützschler Nonwovens Gmbh

Rolf Schröder

Erwin Glawion

Thomas Weigert

Florian Seils

Christian Knörzer

Bernd Stork

Michael Breidert

Peter Körner

Heinrich Seiffert

The invention relates to a device for hydroentangling and/or structuring webs that includes an suctioning rotating drum and a structured shell, including at least two rings which can be pushed on and attached to the drum, is disposed at a distance from the cylindrical surface of the drum around. A web can be at least partially looped around the structured shell. At least one water bar including a nozzle strip with a plurality of nozzles is arranged relative to the structured shell to entangle and/or to structure and/or to perforate the web by the water jets. The invention further relates to the structured shell.

Apparatus for compacting and/or structuring a nonwoven, and a structural shell

The invention relates to an apparatus for passing at least one fiber tow multiple times through an oxidation furnace by means of godets, the at least one fiber tow being diverted via at least one godet that is arranged offset. According to the invention, the godet comprises a shaft on which at least two single rollers are arranged to be mounted, each single roller being arranged so as to be rotatable on the shaft.

Device for guiding fibre tows through oxidation furnaces

The invention relates to a bath and to a method of treating endless fibers, filaments or fabric webs, especially for electrolysis or for cleaning, comprising a bath container (), which is at least partly filled with a processing fluid, and means for introducing the endless fibers, filaments or fabric webs, characterized in that the means are arranged in such a way that the endless fibers, filaments or fabric web are conducted in a V-shape through the bath.

Device and method for the treatment, in particular electrolysis or cleaning, of endless fibers, threads or webs of fabric

In a cable guide for fibers, particularly carbon fibers, which are combined into cables and extend in a transport direction in a transport plane, characterized in that the cable guide comprises a plurality of individual pins for separating said cables consisting of fibers, it is provided that the pins relative to the transport direction of the cables are inclined in the transport direction and together with the transport plane include an angle from 20&#xb0; to 70&#xb0;.

Cable guide for fibres that are combined in cables

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Langen, Germany

Rolf Schröder