Double lift open shed jacquard machine
AssigneeGrosse Weberimaschinen GmbH
InventorWalter Keim
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Abstract
A double lift, open shed Jacquard machine in which the lifting knives of two sets of lifting knives which are to be moved in opposite directions are linked at their ends to oscillating shafts by lever arrangements. The oscillating shafts are mounted in the machine frame and are pivoted via a form-locking connection to the eccentric of an eccentric gear. The rotating shaft of the eccentric gear is coupled with a driving motor. The oscillating shafts can be mounted by supports along their length in the machine frame. In this manner the masses to be moved can be substantially reduced with a simple constructional design and furthermore assembly is facilitated.
Claims12
In a double lift, open shed Jacquard machine having a machine frame, sets of lifting knives arranged alternately and so as to be movable counter to one another in the machine frame between two shed positions, hooks mounted in the machine frame which are pattern controlled and are selectively entrained by a respective one of the lifting knives, and having a driving arrangement to move the sets of lifting knives, with different weaving widths being obtainable by correspondingly changing the number of moved lifting knives of always the same length;
- the improvement comprising:
- the lifting knives of each set of lifting knives being linked to at least respectively one oscillating shaft;
- an eccentric gear unit having a rotating shaft rotatable by the driving arrangement, and an eccentric of said gear unit pivoting the respective oscillating shaft by bearing on a follower roller means non-rotatably secured to said respective oscillating shaft, the oscillating shafts being mounted in the machine frame at right angles to the reach of the lifting knives and to the direction of movement of the lifting knives, the length of the oscillating shafts being dimensioned such that a number of sets of lifting knives corresponding to a maximum weaving path is linkable thereto.
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