Modulator mechanism for a rotary dobby in a loom
AssigneeStaubli AG
InventorMartin Burkert
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AssigneeStaubli AG
InventorMartin Burkert
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A modulator mechanism for a rotary dobby, the input side of the modulator mechanism being connected to a drive which rotates at an essentially constant angular velocity and the output side thereof providing an output which is applied to a main shaft controlling heald shafts and which is temporally modulated inch a way that a delay of the movements of the heald shafts their maximum displacement positions is caused. To permit a sufficiently large shed rest angle for aft insertion in the case of fabrics having a very large width, a substantially enlarged shed rest angle is provided by a rotatable cam body, which is connected to the drive, and by at least one cam body follower in the form of an articulated lever, which, when the cam body rotates, carries out an oscillating pivoting movement modulated in accordance with the cam shape of the cam body, the pivoting movement being transmitted to the main shaft.
A modulator mechanism for a rotary dobby, the mechanism having an input for connection with a continuous rotary loom drive, and an output for connection with a main shaft for controlling movement of heald frames in the dobby between extreme stroke positions, so that continuous rotary movement of the loom drive is modulated to control the movement of the heald frames by the main shaft, the mechanism further comprising:
A modulator mechanism for a rotary dobby, the mechanism having an input for connection with a continuous rotary loom drive, and an output for connection with a main shaft for controlling movement of heald frames in the dobby between extreme stroke positions, so that continuous rotary movement of the loom drive is modulated in a manner that the movement of the heald frames by the main shaft is delayed in the extreme stroke positions, the mechanism further comprising:
A modulator mechanism for a rotary dobby, the mechanism having an input for connection with a continuous rotary loom drive, and an output for connection with a main shaft for controlling movement of heald frames in the dobby between extreme stroke positions, so that continuous rotary movement of the loom drive is modulated in a manner that the movement of the heald frames by the main shaft is delayed in the extreme stroke positions, the mechanism further comprising:
A modulator mechanism for a rotary dobby, the mechanism having an input for connection with a continuous rotary loom drive, and an output for connection with a main shaft for controlling movement of heald frames in the dobby between extreme stroke positions, so that continuous rotary movement of the loom drive is modulated in a manner that the movement of the heald frames by the main shaft is delayed in the extreme stroke positions, the mechanism further comprising:
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