US 5,845,865 A · Yarn guide assembly for laying yarn at a plurality of work stations

Abstract

In textile machines that produce cross-wound bobbins, especially open-end spinning machines, the yarn is laid onto the cross-wound bobbins with yarn guides. The yarn guides are commonly reciprocated with a driven traversing rod. All the yarn guides of the work stations located next to one another are driven simultaneously by this traversing rod. For the sake of uniform laying of the yarn and so that the traversing rod will not sag under tensile and compressive strain, careful rectilinear guidance of the traversing rod is required. Four successive support rollers each are angularly distributed about the circumference of the traversing rod in such a way that, viewed in the circumferential direction of the traversing rod, mutually identical wheel flanges are always adjacent to one another. Those support rollers which are adjacent with respect to the circumference of the traversing rod and whose wheel flanges are toward one another each have the same angular spacing relative to the other two support rollers.

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Dependent claims

In a cross-wound bobbin or cheese-producing textile machine having a machine frame and work stations, a yarn guide assembly with a yarn guide at each of the work stations for laying yarn on cross-wound bobbins at the work stations, comprising:

a common drive for a plurality of yarn guides, said common drive including a traversing rod supported in the machine frame, and a drive for reciprocating said traversing rod, said traversing rod having a circumference;
a plurality of support rollers each disposed at a respective one of the work stations for rectilinearly guiding said traversing rod;
each of said support rollers having a periphery, two ends, and a wheel flange formed at one of said ends on said periphery;
four successively adjacent ones of said support rollers each being angularly distributed about the circumference of said traversing rod in such a way that, viewed in the circumferential direction of the traversing rod, identical wheel flanges are disposed adjacent to one another;
and
two of said four support rollers which are disposed circumferentially adjacent one another and whose wheel flanges face toward one another each having an identical angular spacing relative to the other two of said four support rollers.

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Yarn guide assembly for laying yarn at a plurality of work stations

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