Belt type false twister
AssigneeMurata Kikai Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHisaaki Kato, Hideshi Mori
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Abstract
The belt type false twister, in which a pair of pulleys with two travelling endless belts entrained thereabout are mounted fixedly, and in a position off the fiber nipping point of one endless belt there is disposed a roller for urging the said one endless belt toward the other endless belt, a linear travelling portion of the one endless belt being bent and allowed to come close to the other endless belt by the said roller to nip fibers between the closely adjacent belt portions.
Claims20
A belt type false twister for false-twisting fibers by nipping the fibers at a nipping area between two crossed endless belts travelling in directions different from each other, characterized in that a pair of pulleys with said endless belts entrained thereabout are mounted fixedly and that in a position offset from said nipping area of one endless belt there is provided a pressing roller device which urges said one endless belt toward the other endless belt to provide an inclining nipping pressure across the nipping area during a false-twisting operation.
A spun yarn producing apparatus comprising a drafting device having back rollers, middle rollers each having an apron, and front rollers, a first false twister including an air injection nozzle, and a second false twister to impart a turning motion to a fiber bundle in an opposite direction to that of the first twister, characterized in that said second twister is a belt type false twister for false-twisting fibers by nipping the fibers at a nipping area between two crossed endless belts travelling in directions different from each other, wherein a pair of pulleys with said endless belts entrained thereabout are mounted fixedly and that in a position offset from said nipping area of one endless belt there is provided a pressing roller device which urges said one endless belt toward the other endless belt to provide an inclined nipping pressure across the nipping area during a false-twisting operation.
A belt-type false-twister device for false-twisting fibers, comprising:
- a first belt defining a first belt path;
- a second belt defining a second belt path arranged to cross the first belt path and to provide a nipping area for nipping fibers, said nipping area being defined by a portion of each belt path which is crossed by the other belt path, said nipping area having a first edge and a second edge opposite to the first edge;
- nipping pressure providing means for providing a nipping pressure variance across said nipping area during a false twisting operation with a relatively low nipping pressure occurring at said first edge of the nipping area and a greater nipping pressure occurring at said second edge of the nipping area.
A belt-type false-twister device for false twisting fibers nipped in a nipping area between first and second endless belts, the first and second endless belts defining first and second belt paths, respectively, arranged to cross each other and provide a nipping area defined by a portion of each belt path which is crossed by the other belt path, said device comprising:
- a belt contacting device arranged to contact the first endless belt in the first belt path adjacent one side of the nipping area and offset from the nipping area;
- forcing means, operatively connected with said belt contacting device, for forcing the first belt toward the second belt and for providing a nipping pressure variance across the nipping area during a false twisting operation with a greater nipping pressure occurring in the nipping area closer to said one side and a lower nipping pressure occurring at the side of the nipping area which is opposite to said one side.
A method of false twisting fibers, comprising the steps of:
- nipping the fibers at a nipping area between two crossed endless belts;
- contacting one belt with a pressing device at a location on said one belt which is adjacent one side of said nipping area and offset from said nipping area;
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- forcing said one belt toward the other belt to provide a nipping pressure variance across the nipping area during false twisting with a greater nipping pressure occurring at said nipping area closer to said one side and a lower nipping pressure occurring at said nipping area closer to the side opposite said one side.
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