Apparatus for vibrating and dewebbing tire cord fabric coated with an undried liquid
AssigneeThe Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
InventorEdward E. Hunter
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AssigneeThe Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
InventorEdward E. Hunter
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An apparatus for vibrating and dewebbing tire cord fabric treated with a liquid bonding agent for promoting the adhesion between the warp cords of the fabric and the rubbery material in which the cords are embedded. The fabric, freshly coated with the liquid bonding agent, is guided along a desired vertical pathway between a pair of rotating cylindrically shaped cams which are eccentrically mounted for rotation about axes which are equally spaced from the pathway of the fabric. The rotation of the cams is synchronized such that the cams continuously contact the fabric as they alternately push the fabric in opposite directions from the desired pathway to vibrate the fabric between the rotational axes of the cams. Thus, excess liquid coating is shaken from the fabric to help remove any liquid coating webbing the openings between the warp cords and weft threads of the fabric.
An apparatus for shaking fabric coated with an undried liquid, comprising in combination:
In combination:
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