Thread feeding device for torchon lace machine
AssigneeIchikawa Iron Works Co., Ltd.
InventorMichihiro Ichikawa
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Abstract
A thread feeding device for the torchon lace machine includes a spindle provided to stand at a runner moving along an orbit due to rotation of rotor metals, and a standing member including a thread feeding hole to pull out a carbon thread wound around a bobbin rotatably inserted into the spindle and a bobbin stopper. The carbon thread is set to form a U-shape among rollers each with thread guide which are respectively provided at a base end side and a tip end side of a head member of the standing member and a roller with thread guide which is provided at a slide body provided to be vertically slidable at a lower side than the head member to enable to feed to the knitting part.
Claims5
A thread feeding device for a torchon lace machine, comprising:
- a spindle which is provided to stand at a runner moving along an orbit due to rotation of rotor metals;
- and
- a standing member which includes a thread feeding hole to pull out a carbon thread wound around a bobbin rotatably inserted into the spindle and a bobbin stopper,
- wherein a U-shape is formed among rollers each with thread guide which are respectively provided at a base end side and a tip end side of a head member of the standing member and a roller with thread guide which is provided at a slide body provided to be vertically slidable at a lower part than the head member, to enable to feed the carbon thread to a knitting part, and
- the roller with thread guide which is provided at the tip end side of the head member is provided at an upper surface of a disc rotatably provided in a horizontal direction.
A thread feeding device for a torchon lace machine, comprising:
- a spindle which is provided to stand at a runner moving along an orbit due to rotation of rotor metals;
- and
- a standing member which includes a thread feeding hole to pull out a carbon thread wound around a bobbin rotatably inserted into the spindle and a bobbin stopper,
- wherein a U-shape is formed among rollers each with thread guide which are respectively provided at a base end side and a tip end side of a head member of the standing member and a roller with thread guide which is provided at a slide body provided to be vertically slidable at a lower part than the head member, to enable to feed the carbon thread to a knitting part, and
- the slide body is tied up by a wire being extended from an upper end of a coil spring whose base end is coupled to a stop ring which is fitted to a lower part of the spindle and having a push-up part of the bobbin stopper in a middle thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.