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Drawing frame of a staple fibre spinning machine comprising a central fibre guide

A technology of man-made staple fibers and guiding devices, which is applied in spinning machines, textiles, papermaking, and drafting equipment, etc. It can solve the problems of yarn hairiness degradation and increase yarn hairiness, so as to save space and ensure stable alignment Effect

Active Publication Date: 2006-12-20
HLDG FUR INDUSTRIBETEILIGUNGEN AG
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These uncontrolled attached fibers protrude from the twisted yarn and cause increased and undesired yarn hairiness
Increased yarn hairiness equals loss of quality

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[0022] [22] The terms "back" or "front" used below always refer to the direction of feed of the sliver through the draw frame of the staple fiber spinning machine. figure 1 and figure 2 A drawing frame embodied according to the invention is shown schematically, which is designated as a whole by the reference number 1 . The draw frame 1 is a so-called three-roll draw frame with a pre-drafting zone 4 and a main drafting zone 8 for the sliver F. The feed direction of the sliver F is indicated by arrows. The pre-drafting zone 4 extends from the entry pressure roller 2 and the entry bottom roller 3 to the middle pair of rollers, which is formed by the apron roller 5 and the associated middle bottom roller 6 . The double apron 7 of the main drafting zone 8 runs through this apron roller 5 . The main drafting zone 8 extends from the central pair of rollers 5 , 6 to the delivery press roll 9 supported on the lower roll 10 . The entry nip line A is defined by the contact area of ​...

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The aim of the invention is to modify a drawing frame for a staple fibre spinning machine comprising a downstream compressor region, in such a way that the axes of the compression channel (14) and the supplied fibre strip (F) are aligned in an essentially parallel, preferably coaxial manner at the entrance of the compression channel (14).

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technical field [0001] [1] The invention relates to a draw frame for a staple fiber spinning machine having a downstream condenser zone as stated in the preamble of claim 1 . Background technique [0002] [2] The conversion from natural or man-made fibers to yarn requires a series of staged processes. The last process is usually worsted spinning. Through worsted spinning, the spun yarn acquires its final fineness and strength. Worsted spinning accounts for a major part of the overall cost of yarn production. Ring spinning in staple fiber spinning machines known in the prior art is closest to conventional hand spinning with spinning wheels. In this way, the spun yarn is wound on a rotating spindle. Basically three machines are required for ring spinning. The roving, also called carded sliver, is produced from the sliver by the flyer. A yarn of the desired fineness is produced from the roving by the staple fiber spinning machine and spun on a small bobbin to obtain a bob...

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IPC IPC(8): D01H5/72
CPCD01H5/72
Inventor 汉斯·施塔勒克弗里德贝特·施密德
Owner HLDG FUR INDUSTRIBETEILIGUNGEN AG
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