Tube with suction slots for a unit for condensing a bundle of textile fibres drafted in a spinning machine
AssigneeMarzoli S.p.A.
InventorAttilio Camozzi
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A condensing unit for condensing a bundle of textile fibers comprises a fixed tube of circular cross-section, which is common to several spinning stations located side by side, is connected to a suction source, and has a suction slot in each station. Filtering sleeves are mounted so as to be freely rotatable on the tube and have perforated portions which cover the corresponding slots. The tube has, in each spinning station, a recess which extends along an arc of the circumference of the tube. This recess has a pair of axially spaced-apart radial surfaces which cooperate with the sleeve in order to keep it in the correct axial position along the tube with the perforated portion over the slot.
Claims11
A condensing unit for condensing a bundle of textile fibres coming from a drafting unit in a spinning station of a spinning machine, comprising:
- a fixed tube of substantially circular cross-section, which is common to several spinning stations located side by side, is connected to a suction source, and has, in each station, a suction slot located on the path of and along the direction of movement of the bundle of fibres,
- a plurality of annular or cylindrical filtering elements mounted so as to be freely rotatable on the fixed tube and each having a perforated portion which covers at least a corresponding slot, each filtering element being rotated about the fixed tube by a pressure roller which presses the bundle of fibres against the perforated portion of the filtering element,
- wherein the tube has, in each spinning station, a recess which extends along an arc of the circumference of the tube, the recess having a pair of axially spaced-apart radial surfaces adapted to cooperate with the filtering element in order to keep it in the correct axial position along the tube, with the perforated portion covering the slot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.