Machine frame for a ring spinning or ring twisting machine
AssigneeSpindelfabrik Suussen, Schurr, Stahlecker & Grill GmbH
InventorHorst Burgermeister
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AssigneeSpindelfabrik Suussen, Schurr, Stahlecker & Grill GmbH
InventorHorst Burgermeister
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In the case of a machine frame for a ring spinning machine or a ring twisting machine, several vertical columns, which are situated opposite one another in pairs, are provided on each side of the machine distributed in the longitudinal direction of the machine. At the level of the spindle rails, the vertical columns are connected with one another by means of intermediate pieces extending transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the machine and, in the area of the upper ends, are connected with one another by means of transverse bridges. The intermediate pieces are used as the supporting elements for the spindle rails of both machine sides. The vertical columns are used as guiding elements for carriages of the ring rails as well as as guiding elements for carriages of yarn guides. With a self-guiding arrangement of the carriages, a lifting movement of the ring rails and of the yarn guides is ensured which is free of jerks and mutually independent. Recesses arranged on the ends of the intermediate pieces, into which the holders for the ring rail can be introduced, ensure that, while the overall height of the machine frame is low, a lifting movement of the ring rail is ensured between a lower winding area of the spindle and the upper end of the package sleeve.
A machine frame for a ring spinning machine having on each side stationary spindle rails, ring rails that can be moved up and down and yarn guide rails that can also be moved up and down, the machine frame comprising:
A machine frame for a ring spinning machine having on each side stationary spindle rails, ring rails that can be moved up and down and yarn guide rails that can also be moved up and down, the machine frame comprising:
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