Reed and Weaving Machine for Weaving Pattern Formation in Woven Fabrics with Additional Pattern Effects
AssigneeLindauer Dornier Gesellschaft mbH
InventorsAdnan Wahhoud, Peter Czura, Harald Arnold
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AssigneeLindauer Dornier Gesellschaft mbH
InventorsAdnan Wahhoud, Peter Czura, Harald Arnold
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On a weaving machine for the production of woven fabrics with additional pattern effects, one or more effect threads (2) that are supplied substantially in the warp direction are slidingly displaced passing over neighboring warp threads (1) in the weft direction (12) above a weft thread (3) that is to be inserted, for various motion cycles of the weaving machine. During the following positioning of the effect threads (2) below the weft thread (3) to be inserted, the effect threads (2) submerge into one-sided upwardly open reed gaps (8) of a reed (4). In order to assist the submerging of the effect threads (2) into the reed gaps (8), a reed (4) is equipped with a first group of reed blades (5) which, at their upper end, comprise an insertion bevel (7) facing in the longitudinal direction of the reed (4). These are configured such that thereby the upwardly facing opening of a neighboring reed gap (8) is at least partially covered. Furthermore, a second group of reed blades (5) is present on the reed (4), which comprise no such insertion bevel (7).
Reed (4) for a weaving machine with reed blades (5), that are aligned in a row in a longitudinal direction of the reed (4) by combination of their lower ends in a reed band (6) in such a manner that the upper ends of the reed blades (5) form one-sided upwardly open reed gaps (8), characterized in that several groups of reed blades (5) are present, whereby each reed blade (5) of a first group has on its upper end an insertion bevel (7) that faces in the longitudinal direction of the reed (4), and that is configured in such a manner that it at least partially covers the upwardly facing opening of a neighboring reed gap (8), and in that a second group of reed blades (5) which comprise no such insertion bevels (7) is present.
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