Method and apparatus for pneumatic insertion of a weft thread in the shuttle of a multi-feed weaving loom
OwnerAdolf Linkainventor
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A method for the pneumatic insertion of the weft thread (24, 24a) into the shuttles (9) of a multi-feed weaving loom. The weft thread (24, 24a), of a respectively predetermined length, is inserted by means of an air flow in an injector (23) into the weft thread magazine (29) of a shuttle (9) traveling in a continuous movement past the injector (23). In order to be able to supply the shuttles (9) rapidly with the particular weft thread required for the fabric panel width in a multi-feed weaving loom, without thereby causing an impermissible strain on the weft thread or being required to extend the length of the weft thread magazine (29) of the shuttles (9), the injector (23) is moved conjointly with the shuttle, e.g. by a gear coupling (34-38) beginning at a start position (I) but, at a slower speed than the shuttle and over shorter distance during the insertion of the thread (24, 24a) into the weft thread magazine (29). At the end of this distance the injector is rapidly returned to the start position by a spring (42).
A method for the pneumatic insertion of a weft thread into the shuttle of a multi-feed weaving loom in which the weft thread, measured out at a predetermined length, is inserted by means of an air flow in an injector into a weft thread magazine of a shuttle continuously moving past the injector, characterized in that the injector, beginning at a start position, is moved along with the shuttle for a predetermined distance at a reduced speed during the insertion of the weft thread into the weft thread magazine, and at the end of this distance is rapidly returned to the position.
An apparatus for pneumatic insertion of a weft thread into the shuttle of a multifeed weaving loom having an injector (23) exposed to compressed air to which the weft thread (24, 24a) can be delivered from a thread measurement and supplying apparatus (56, 56a, 57) and which is disposed near the movement path of the shuttles (9) of the multi-feed weaving loom in such a manner that the weft thread can be inserted into a weft thread magazine (29) of one shuttle (9) at a time traveling past the injector,
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