Ring spinning machine with displaceably supported spindle rail
AssigneeMaschinenfabrik Rieter AG
InventorEmil Krejci
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Abstract
A ring spinning machine includes a reciprocating, displaceably supported spindle rail that is driven by a motor via a shaft that passes through the ring spinning machine. The spindle rail is arranged along opposite sides of the ring spinning machine in a longitudinal orientation of the ring spinning machine and is subdivided into sections along each of the opposite sides. Cross braces extend between the opposite sides of the ring spinning machine and connect opposite sections of the spindle rail. The shaft is supported between the sections of the spindle rail. The spindle rail is suspended from at least one cam disc that is seated on the shaft. A circumferentially biased spring is configured with the shaft or the cam disc to provide torsional compensation on the shaft.
Claims15
A ring spinning machine, comprising:
- a reciprocating, displaceably supported spindle rail with a plurality of spindles configured thereon;
- the spindle rail driven by a motor via a shaft that passes through the ring spinning machine;
- the spindle rail arranged along opposite sides of the ring spinning machine in a longitudinal orientation of the ring spinning machine;
- the spindle rail subdivided into sections along each of the opposite sides;
- cross braces extending between the opposite sides of the ring spinning machine and connecting opposite sections of the spindle rail;
- the shaft supported between the sections of the spindle rail,
- the spindle rail suspended from at least one cam disc that is seated on the shaft;
- a circumferentially biased spring configured with the shaft or the cam disc to provide torsional compensation on the shaft;
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- the spindle rail driven in a reciprocating vertical path by rotation of the cam disc and shaft during spinning operations of the ring spinning machine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.