Circular comb comprising a guide element
AssigneeMaschinenfabrik Rieter AG
InventorJacques Peulen
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Abstract
A circular comb for a comber includes a basic body fastened on a shaft in a rotationally locked manner. A comb clothing is supported on an outer circumference of the basic body and includes clothing tips that define an outer enclosing circle. A guide element following the basic body viewed in a combing direction of the comb clothing includes a first guide surface that adjoins the basic body, is arranged within the enclosing circle, and has a radial clearance from the enclosing circle. The guide element includes a second guide surface that adjoins and forms an obtuse angle with the first guide surface. A length of the second guide surface is at least twice as great as a length of the first guide surface, as viewed in a circumferential direction of the circular comb.
Claims12
A circular comb (R) for a comber, comprising:
- a basic body (18, 20) fastened on a circular comb shaft (15) in a rotationally locked manner;
- a comb clothing (G) supported on an outer circumference of the basic body, the comb clothing comprising clothing tips that define an outer enclosing circle (HK);
- a guide element (7, 7a) following the basic body viewed in a combing direction of the comb clothing, the guide element comprising a first guide surface (f1) that adjoins the basic body (18, 20), is arranged within the enclosing circle (HK) and has a radial clearance (e) from the enclosing circle, the guide element comprising a second guide surface (f2) that adjoins and forms an obtuse angle (α) with the first guide surface (f1);
- the radial clearance (e) being between 4-10 mm;
- the obtuse angle (a) being between 130°-170°;
- a rear end (H) of the second guide surface (f2) having a radial clearance (M) between 8-18 mm from the enclosing circle (HK);
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- a length (l2) of the second guide surface (f2) being at least twice as great as a length (l1) of the first guide surface (f1), as viewed in a circumferential direction of the circular comb (R).
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