Channel disc connector for open-end spinning device
A technology of open-end spinning and splicer, which is applied in spinning machine, open-end spinning machine, continuous winding spinning machine, etc., can solve the problem of insufficient magnetic fixation of yarn guide nozzle, high price, complicated manufacturing, etc. problems, to achieve reliable connection, reduce manufacturing costs, and improve stability.
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[0036] figure 1 The rotor spinning device 1 shown in the figure has a known rotor housing 2 in which a rotor 3 rotates at high speed during spinning production. The rotor 3 is supported with its rotor shaft 22 in the bearing wedge of the washer bearing 4 and is axially fixed by an axial bearing 21 , for example a permanent magnet.
[0037] The rotor 3 is usually driven by a tangential drive belt 5 which leans against the rotor shaft 22 by means of a support roller 44 .
[0038] The rotor housing 2, which is open to the front, is connected to a vacuum source (not shown) via a suction line 6 and is closed at the front by a so-called fiber channel disk 45 during spinning production.
[0039] The fiber channel disk 45 is mounted on a housing 7 which is rotatably mounted around the axis of rotation 16 and bears against the end face of the rotor housing 2 with a lip sealing element 17 .
[0040] Furthermore, a sliver feeding and opening mechanism 8 is integrated in the housing 7 ,...
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