Zinser Textilmaschinen Gmbh

Firma Zinser Textilmaschinen Gmbh

Sohler Airtex Gmbh

Ernst Jacobi

Wolfgang Igel

Werner Meissner

Karl-Heinz Mack

Gunter Schulz

Helmut Nickolay

Helmut Weiss

Atilla Donmez

Max Hartmannsgruber

Dieter Vits

Manfred Hauers

Richard Schollhammer

Frieder Probst

Ivo Righi

Manfred Samp

Eberhard Krieger

Harald Kraft

Ulrich Hungerbuehler

Siegfried Hofer

Herbert Koenig

Willi Pfeifer

Werner Fehr

Franz Freibichler

Gerhard Haussmann

A method and apparatus for disposing an end of roving of a roving bobbin at a disposing location adjacent the drafting device of a spinning station of a textile spinning machine The roving end disposing apparatus, which is preferably mounted on a traveling service unit which travels to the spinning stations of the textile spinning machine to perform roving feed start operations thereat in which the feed of roving from a roving bobbin through a drafting device is started, includes a roving end support assembly for supporting a roving end for movement between a receipt location at which the assembly receives the roving end and the disposing location adjacent the drafting device at which the supported roving end is released either for engagement by the drafting device or piecing of the roving end with roving extending from another roving bobbin through the drafting device. The roving end disposing apparatus also includes a component for directing air against the roving end in correspondence with its release from the support assembly to facilitate movement of the roving end at an inclined direction into position for engagement by the drafting device or piecing with another roving. The air directing component preferably includes an air jet and an air source reversibly operable to apply suction through the air jet to secure the roving end during movement between the receipt location and the disposing location and to supply pressurized air against the roving end.

Method and apparatus for disposing an end of a roving bobbin for intake

A ring-spinning apparatus has a service carriage which can be positioned opposite a stationary waste-collection receptacle so that the mobile waste-collection receptacle of the carriage can be aligned therewith and shifted toward the stationary waste-collection receptable thereby coupling the doors of the receptacle. An actuator can simultaneously open the coupled doors to permit a pressure drop to draw lint and roving scraps collected in the receptacle of the carriage into the receptacle of the machine.

Spinning apparatus service carriage with pneumatic waste collection and

A method and apparatus for exchanging a bobbin on a bobbin holder of a spinning machine for a full bobbin stored on a spare bobbin frame of the spinning machine. The apparatus is in a service unit for the spinning machine and includes an intermediate support apparatus and a grip element movable between the bobbin holder, the spare bobbin frame and the supporting apparatus for sequentially transferring a full bobbin or a bobbin on the bobbin holder to the intermediate support apparatus, transferring a bobbin directly between the bobbin holder and the spare bobbin frame and transferring a bobbin on the intermediate support apparatus to the bobbin holder or the spare bobbin frame. The gripper element includes a vertically movable frame having a plurality of spindles for mounting bobbins thereon and the frame is rotatable in response to vertical movement thereof so the frame can be selectively moved along a path corresponding to the adjacent contour of the spinning machine.

Method and apparatus for exchanging roving bobbins

In a yarn splicing operation on a ring spinning machine wherein a broken end of yarn is drawn into a suction tube in position for splicing, the suction is reduced after the yarn is in position to avoid damage or destruction of the yarn as it is being held by suction. The reduction in suction is accomplished by the opening of a bypass, the restriction of the tube or a reduction in the speed in the motor of the suction pump.

Method and device for auotmatically splicing yarn on a ring spinning

Apparatus for spinning yarn from roving including a spinning frame with spinning units arranged thereon. The roving to be drawn is fed from a common double-roving bobbin to each of two neighboring spinning units, further referred to as spinning units pair. At least one stopping device is assigned to each of the spinning units of the spinning units pair, to stop and release again the roving feed to the two drawing frames of the respective spinning units pair. The purpose of the stopping device is to reduce the loss of roving and to avoid the danger of yarn lapping on the drawing rollers. The stopping device can be actuated by each of two yarn break sensors of the spinning units pair for the simultaneous arrest of the roving. In a second embodiment a yarn-setting carriage is provided on the spinning frame to correct a yarn break, such correction occuring only when all correction hindering conditions are absent.

Apparatus for the spinning of yarn

A process and apparatus for job control of servicing elements at a spinning installation with a plurality of servicing points, wherein existing servicing cases are detected and analyzed for correction control by a central control unit. Existing servicing cases are automatically detected separately according to number and correction requirement and, depending on number and degree of difficulty of the sevicing cases detected, a job instruction signal of one of at least two signal stages is transmitted to a corresponding associated servicing element according to a predetermined ranking of the servicing elements. The apparatus has a summing device for summing existing servicing cases, a comparator for comparing the sum of existing servicing cases with a preset number of servicing cases, and at least one indicator connected with both the comparator and the detector, the indicator being capable of at least two indication stages as a function of the servicing element required for correcting the servicing cases detected.

Process and apparatus for job control of servicing elements at a textile

A method and apparatus for automatically actuating roving bobbin exchange operations in a textile yarn spinning apparatus. The spinning stations are divided into equal groups and a roving bobbin exchange operation is actuated at each group by a suitable control system, e.g. a microprocessor, as a function of the number of spinning stations of the group identified as down with uncorrectable yarn breaks and as a further function of the total elapsed operating time of the group since the last bobbin exchange operation.

Method and apparatus for automatically exchanging roving bobbins

Controlling the stop of the feed of roving in a spinning machine in which yarn is wound on spindles through travelers rotating on rings and in which a stop motion is actuated to stop the feed of the roving to drafting rolls in response to detecting a yarn break and is subsequently deactuated to permit roving feed during a yarn break repair operation. The stop motion includes an arcuate stop member rotatably mounted on one of the drafting rolls for rotation into disposition between opposing rolls to separate the rolls and stop roving feed, with the stop member having a projecting cam engaging in a recess in a slide member that is manipulated by a spring and electromagnetic device to control manipulation of the stop member. Response of the stop motion to the detection of a yarn break is deactivated upon initiation of a yarn break repair operation and is maintained until the detection indicates that spinning has resumed for a predetermined length of time sufficient to indicate that the yarn break has been repaired, with the deactivating continuing in the event a yarn break has not been successfully repaired. The repair operation is repeated until successful or for a selected number of unsuccessful attempts, at which time a false simulation of resumption of spinning is given to reactivate response of the stop motion to the yarn break detection for deactuating the stop motion and to stop roving feed. Device for sensing whether a yarn break has been successfully repaired and the device for providing a false simulation are incorporated in an electronic circuit on the yarn break repair device, which circuit is connected through an optical transmission device to an electronic circuit on the spinning machine that includes the stop motion deactivating device.

Method and means of controlling the stop of the feed of roving in a

Apparatus and methods for automatically replacing emptying yarn spools at a spinning machine, especially ring spinning machines, which machines include a spool frame and a plurality of spinning stations, wherein full spools are brought to and empty spools are moved away from the spinning stations. Full spools are arranged along the spool frame of the spinning machine in at least one magazine row, either individually, or a plurality thereof in sections, and the magazine row in the region of the first emptying spool, or section of spools, includes an empty location. This empty or bypass location is intermittently along the magazine row.

Method of and apparatus for automatically replacing roving bobbins of a

The process for positioning a series of suspended roving bobbin carriages equipped with a plurality of roving bobbins running on at least one rail opposite a plurality of working positions of a yarn manufacturing spinning machine comprises automatically guiding a positively actuated suspended roving bobbin carriage to a predetermined position opposite the working positions and stopping it in that predetermined position during delivery of the roving bobbins. The apparatus for performing this process includes a plurality of positioning elements working together pairwise of which a movable one is movable for positioning the suspended carriage, a carriage mounted one is positioned on one of the roving bobbin carriages and a fixed one is fixed on the stationary part of the spinning machine.

Process and apparatus for positioning a series of roving bobbin

The spinning machine, particularly a ring spinning machine, comprises a set of drafting rolls, in which roving which runs from roving bobbins mounted over the set of drafting rolls is drawn. Between the roving bobbins and the set of drafting rolls a guide tube is mounted for guiding the roving.

Spinning machine, particularly a ring spinning machine

A spinning system has a spinning apparatus having a longitudinal succession of spinning stations, a creel extending longitudinally above the apparatus and having respective pendant hangers above the stations and each capable of holding a respective yarn package, and a respective slide above each station supporting the respective hanger slidable between an inner position directly above the respective station and an outer position above but horizontally offset therefrom. A reloading apparatus is displaceable longitudinally along the apparatus at least generally under the hangers in the outer positions of the respective slides. A magazine holds a supply of fresh roving packages on the reloading apparatus and a device is provided on the reloading apparatus for displacing the slide between the inner and outer positions. A grab on the reloading apparatus can grab the package on the hanger in the outer position of the respective slide. The displacing device includes a roller rotatable about a longitudinal axis, a drive for rotating the roller about the axis and an actuator for engaging the roller with the slide while rotating the roller about the axis to displace the slide between the positions.

System for automatically changing spools of a spinning machine

A stationary service unit at one end of an elongate spinning machine coacts with a supply carriage delivering bobbins wound with rovings from a flyer at a preparatory stage and loads these bobbins onto depending grippers which are movable, manually or automatically, on an overhead guide rack. The rack may form an endless loop about the machine bed or may be divided into two parallel sections flanking same; in the latter instance the service unit may be swingable about a vertical axis toward one or the other section.

Spinning machine with roving-bobbin feeder

Bobbins wound with rovings from a preparatory stage are loaded onto a carriage which receives them on an orthogonal array of horizontal pegs and transports them to a holding station for transfer, one column at a time, to a service unit moving continuously or intermittently past a multiplicity of working positions of a ring spinning machine whose spindles draw the roving from bobbins on a supply rack. The service unit, whose primary function may be that of a yarn-tying device or a traveling air blower, has a vertical conveyor with stems alignable with the pegs of the carriage in the holding station for picking up the bobbins to be transferred and delivering them, individually, to storage areas at or near the supply rack where fresh bobbins are needed as determined by a sensor aboard that unit. The storage areas may have overhead grippers onto which a bobbin is pushed from an erected stem at the upper vertex of the vertical conveyor.

Roving-bobbin feeder for spinning machine

A gripper device for retaining and holding the tube of a roving bobbin comprises a pair of juxtaposed gripper elements and a piston-and-cylinder unit for moving them toward and away from one another. The gripper elements are each provided with a cylindrical portion engaging the end of the tube carrying the roving package and a frustoconical segmental apron adapted to rest against the frustoconical end of the roving layer carried by the tube.

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Ebersbach, Germany

Wolfgang Igel