Radially compressible cop for the winding of yarn
AssigneeMariplast Europa S.r.l.
InventorRoberto Pasini
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Abstract
A radially compressible cylindrical cop for supporting yarn in the form of a tubular body between two end annular elements and comprising a first set of longitudinal rigid rods arranged angularly equidistant one in respect of the other and a second set of longitudinal rods which can be deformed in their transverse direction and which are likewise angularly equidistant one in respect of the other and arranged in positions intermediate to the rigid rods of the first set. Each deformable rod is connected to the adjacent rigid rods by rigid transverse stiffening tacks arranged longitudinally equidistant one in respect of the other with the rigid tacks which originate from an adjacent rigid rod and which are arranged in a position intermediate to the rigid tacks originating from the opposite adjacent rigid rod.
Claims9
A radially compressible cop for supporting yarns, comprising a tubular body having a longitudinal axis and a lateral cylindrical surface for collecting the yarn, two annular end elements at opposite ends of said tubular body, said tubular body comprising longitudinally extending parallel rods interconnecting said end annular elements, said rods comprising two sets of rods arranged angularly equidistant from each other, the rods of said first set being thicker in a direction peripherally of said tubular body than the rods of said second set, the rods of said first and second sets being disposed in alternate relation with each other, and transverse stiffening tacks interconnecting each rod of said first set with the rods of said second set that are disposed on opposite sides of each rod of the first set, said tacks being spaced apart longitudinally of each rod of said first set, each rod of said second set being connected to said tacks at longitudinally spaced points along each rod of said second set with said tacks disposed alternately on opposite sides of each rod of said second set, the rods of the second set being more deformable in a direction peripherally of said tubular body than the rods of the first set, whereby the rods of said second set can undergo deformation in alternately opposite peripheral directions lengthwise of the rods of the second set at the same time that the rods of the first set remain free from deformation in a direction peripherally of the tubular body.
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