Spinning or twisting spindle assembly for securing a spindle top part in an axial direction
AssigneesFritz Stahlecker, Hans Stahlecker
InventorGerd Stahlecker
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Abstract
For the axial securing of a spindle top part with respect to a spindle housing, it is known to provide the interior wall of the wharve bore with a collar which is in a detachable form closure with an elastic ring which is fixed on a front-face cover of the spindle housing. According to the invention, for the axial securing of the spindle top part, a retaining element is fixed on a sleeve which is fastened to an outer circumference of the spindle housing and projects beyond its top end face. When the spindle top part 2 is pulled off, such an internal securing arrangement prevents impairments which have a negative effect on the bearing seat of the upper bearing.
Claims15
A spinning or twisting spindle assembly for securing a spindle top part in an axial direction against a lifting out from a spindle housing using a first retaining element arranged on an interior wall of a wharve bore and which forms a detachable closure with a second retaining element that is arranged on an upper front end of the spindle housing, the assembly comprising:
- a spindle housing,
- an upper spindle bearing for rotatably supporting a spindle shaft, said upper spindle bearing being supported inside said spindle housing adjacent an upper end of said spindle housing,
- a spindle top part which includes a belt driving wharve which surrounds a wharve bore in the spindle top part, said spindle top part being disposed with its wharve bore surrounding the upper end of the spindle housing when in an operative position,
- a retainer support sleeve fastened to an outer circumference of the spindle housing and projecting with an upper retainer support sleeve section above the spindle housing and concentrically surrounding the upper end of the spindle housing,
- a first retaining element disposed in the wharve bore on the spindle top part,
- and a second retaining element carried by the upper retainer support sleeve section, at least one of said first and second retaining elements being radially deflectable,
- said first and second retaining elements being engageable with one another to preclude upward movement of the spindle top part during spinning or twisting operation while permitting an intentional lifting off of the spindle top part with radial deflection of at least one of the first and second retaining elements.
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