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US 3,996,732 AGranted
Spinning and twister ring assembly
AssigneeWhitinsville Spinning Ring Company
InventorWilliam A. Foster
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Abstract
Spinning and twister ring assembly including a bracket having a rod extending around a groove in the periphery of the ring.
Claims6
Spinning and twisting ring assembly, comprising
- a. a ring having an annular groove formed on its outer surface,
- b. a bracket adapted to be fastened to a spinning or twister frame, the bracket being fastened to a horizontal surface and extending at least partly around the ring, and
- c. a rod having at least one end attached to the bracket and having its intermediate portion residing in the groove, wherein a second bracket engages the diametrically-opposite portion of the ring, and wherein the rod extends between the two brackets and lies in the groove on one side of the ring, while a second rod joins the brackets and lies in the groove on the other side of the ring.
Spinning and twisting ring assembly, comprising
- a. a ring having an annular groove formed on its outer surface,
- b. a bracket adapted to be fastened to a spinning or twister frame, the bracket being fastened to a vertical surface and embracing a portion of the ring facing the vertical surface, and
- c. a rod having at least one end attached to the bracket and having its intermediate portion residing in the groove, wherein a second bracket embraces the diametrically-opposite portion of the ring, and wherein the rod joins the two brackets on one side of the ring, while another rod joins the two brackets on the other side of the ring.
Spinning and twisting ring assembly, comprising
- a. a ring having an annular groove formed on its outer surface,
- b. a bracket adapted to be fastened to a spinning or twister frame, and
- c. a rod having at least one end attached to the bracket and having its intermediate portion residing in the groove, wherein the rod passes through a bore in an abutment formed on the bracket, the abutment being tapered to minimize the lateral extension of the bracket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.