Apparatus for applying dye liquor to knit/deknit tubular rolls
AssigneeChampagne-Dye Works
InventorEdward J. Dombrowski
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AssigneeChampagne-Dye Works
InventorEdward J. Dombrowski
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One or more containers of dye liquor under pressure are connected by a supply line carrying dye liquor from each container to a dye fixture on which are successively positioned rolls of knit tubular fabric which is to be deknit subsequently to form textured yarn. A plurality of generally parallel, spaced tubular elements having spaced dye outlet openings therein are so arranged to form a horizontal support surface with the dye openings facing upwardly toward the exposed side of the knit tubing roll. Dye liquor from each container is carried through one of the supply lines into a corresponding header or manifold. The tubular elements are so arranged to be connected to one of the headers. A control valve in the supply lines is selectively activated to cause a surge of pressure in the tubular elements so that a plurality of spaced jets of dye liquor are emitted through the openings onto or into the adjacent side surface of a knit tubing roll positioned on or near the upper surface.
Apparatus for applying dye to spaced positions on the side surfaces of a roll of knit fabric which is to subsequently be deknit to form a crimped yarn comprising:
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