Spinning machine system having a platform supported on spinning machine frames
OwnerFritz Stahlecker, Hans Stahleckerinventors
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Abstract
The case of a spinning machine system with several adjacently arranged ring spinning machines to the spinning stations of which one sliver respectively is fed, which is deposited in a can, it is provided that the cans are set up on a platform situated above the ring spinning machines. Conveyor belts lead from the cans to the individual spinning stations. The cans are arranged in rows in such a manner that the interior rows of two machine sides facing the center plane of the respective ring spinning machine have a distance from one another which corresponds to approximately 1/10 to 1/4 of the distance between the exterior rows of cans of two adjacent ring spinning machines.
Claims15
A spinning machine system comprising:
- at least two ring spinning machines which are parallel to one another on a floor of a spinning room, each ring spinning machine having a machine frame and two machine sides, with both machine sides having a plurality of spinning stations arranged next to one another, with individual slivers being respectively provided from cans and fed to the spinning stations as the fiber material to be spun;
- a platform arranged at a height of approximately two meters above the floor of the spinning room;
- supports on the machine frames, the supports providing at least partial support of the platform;
- transport devices having a drive provided between the cans and the spinning stations and which remove the slivers from the cans and non-draftingly transport the slivers to the spinning stations, the transport devices penetrating the platform in an area of a longitudinal center plane of the pertaining ring spinning machine;
- wherein the cans are deposited above the ring spinning machines on the platform in several rows on both sides of the longitudinal center plane of each of the ring spinning machines, and the distance between the ring spinning machines corresponds approximately to twice the product of the diameter of one can and the number of the rows of cans required for one side of the machine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.