Harness device for a weaving machine
AssigneeN.V. Michel Van de Wiele
InventorBram Vanderjeugt
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Abstract
On the one hand, this invention relates to a harness device for a weaving machine comprising an apertured board provided with threading openings (9) for pulling through a series of harness cords (2), this apertured board being composed of at least two separate detachable small partial apertured boards (1) and a method for building up such a harness device on the other hand. Installing partial apertured boards (1) enables the harness to be prepared in a simple and cheaper manner outside the weaving machine and the installation in the Jacquard weaving machine to be done quickly, and in an efficient and ergonomic manner by applying a quick-acting connecting system.
Claims18
Harness device for a weaving machine comprising an apertured board provided with threading openings (9) for pulling through a series of harness cords (2), characterized in that this apertured board is composed of at least two separate detachable small partial apertured boards (1).
Harness device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that connecting elements (3,7) are provided for connecting one or several harness cords (2) to one or several tackle cords or hooks and in that each partial apertured board (1) comprises threading openings (9) and provisions to carry a number of connecting elements (3,7).
Harness device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that connecting elements (3,7) are provided for connecting one or several harness cords (2) to one or several tackle cords or hooks and in that the partial apertured board (1) comprises positioning means, which have been provided to position a number of connecting elements (3,7) in a desired connecting position.
Method for building up a harness device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the harness cords (2) are divided into different groups, which are pulled through in respective small partial apertured boards (1).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.