Method and apparatus for connecting an upper thread with a lower thread
AssigneeW. Schlafhorst AG & Co.
InventorsJoachim Rohner, Heinz Zumfeld, Reinhard Mauries
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeW. Schlafhorst AG & Co.
InventorsJoachim Rohner, Heinz Zumfeld, Reinhard Mauries
Estimating the term…
Method for connecting an upper thread to a lower thread, which includes inserting the threads into a longitudinal groove formed in a chamber for connecting the threads with a thread feeder being movable from a thread receiving position to a thread delivery position, splicing the threads together in the chamber using compressed air acting on the threads from the side, securely holding the threads up to the application of the compressed air when the threads are inserted into the chamber uncrossed, and securely holding the threads which are inserted into the chamber during the splicing in the immediate vicinity of the chamber when the threads are crossed during movement of the thread feeder, and a device for carrying out the method.
Method for connecting an upper thread to a lower thread, which comprises inserting the threads into a longitudinal groove formed in a chamber for connecting the threads with a thread feeder being movable from a thread receiving position to a thread delivery position, splicing the threads together in the chamber using compressed air acting on the threads from the side, securely holding the threads up to the application of the compressed air when the threads are inserted into the chamber uncrossed, securely holding the threads which are inserted into the chamber during the splicing in the immediate vicinity of the chamber when the threads are crossed during movement of the thread feeder, elastically pressing the threads against the outer surface of the chamber and wrapping the threads around rims of the groove formed in the chamber at an angle of approximately 90.degree..
Apparatus for carrying out a method for connecting an upper thread to a lower thread, comprising a chamber for inserting and connecting the threads, a channel having an end disposed within the chamber for supplying compressed air, two holders pivotable from a starting position to a thread holding position in the immediate vicinity of said chamber, said chamber having an upper and a lower surface and a groove formed therein with discharge rims at the ends of said groove, and a flexible bracket being integral with each of said holders and respectively disposed immediately above and below said rims, said brackets being swingable above and below said surface of said chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.