DE7419925U - Feed reel creel for draw texturing machines - Google Patents

Description

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AGA-G am GmbH 7180 Crailsheim Zur Plügelau 70

Master Reel Gates for

Draw texturing machines ^

The invention relates to a supply reel creel designed as a so-called high creel for draw texturing machines The side facing away from the texturing machine is raised by a walkway can be attached to connect to an adjacent gate.

Such a so-called high gate, which carries the supply bobbins above the texturing machine, has already been proposed (DBGM 7 _{f 41O #} 985), which is designed so that the high gates for two parallel to each other

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Rows of texturing machines across the interconnecting walkway facing each other support each other. The trigger and guide means

for the threads to be withdrawn from the supply bobbins are on the side of the brackets facing the catwalk arranged for the supply bobbins, and the threads drawn off in the direction of the catwalk from the supply bobbins

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are guided down to / stretching zones, which are arranged transversely below the supply bobbins and above the texturing zones of the texturing machines. A sequential working process is adopted in which the undrawn or pre-oriented raw yarn withdrawn from the supply bobbins is first drawn and only then textured.

In contrast to polyamide threads, for example, polyester threads can be drawn and textured at the same time (simultaneous operation). To simplify the gate already proposed and described above when used in a texturing system with simultaneous operation, it is therefore proposed according to the invention that the take-off and guide means for the

to provide bobbins to be withdrawn threads on that side of the creel that is facing away from the attachment point for the catwalk. When the gate is set up, the take-off and guide means are therefore above the texturing machine, and the supply bobbins are arranged above and next to the texturing zone of the texturing machine. To this

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In this way, the threads drawn off from the supply bobbins can be directly attached to the first nipping point in the texturing zone laid stretching zone are fed. Another advantage of the guide according to the invention for those to be withdrawn Threads lies in the fact that the withdrawal and guide means are not on the side of the catwalk arranged between the gates and thus cannot hinder the attaching of new original bobbins onto the gates.

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Instead of trigger and guide means, pure guide devices such as loops, Thread brakes and the like. Step.

The already proposed high gate only has brackets for the original bobbins, from which just withdrawn will. To further simplify the operation, it is now proposed to provide the gate with holders for supply reels, with a view to the overall height of the gate is particularly useful if the axes of the supply reels (or their holders) and the associated Supply spools - in plan view - form an acute angle with one another. In this way, template and supply reels arranged in pairs next to one another and in each case the same guide means for the to be withdrawn Thread to be assigned. These features of the inclusion of the supply reels in the high gate and their arrangement are of course independent of the pulling direction of the threads and can therefore also be used with such high gates Find use as described in DBGM 7,410,985 and are claimed.

Further features, details and advantages of the invention emerge from the following description and the attached drawing of a preferred embodiment of a high gate according to the invention; the The drawing shows a schematic side view of two rows of texturing machines, which according to the invention Hechgatter are assigned.

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In the drawing, the texturing machines that are only indicated and set up one behind the other in two rows are shown designated as a whole with 10. They have several heating chambers 12 also arranged one behind the other which the threads are passed through upper and lower delivery mechanisms 14 and 16, respectively. Located below the heating pipes texturing spindles 18. At the same time, however, the thread is also drawn between the delivery mechanisms 14 and 16 (simultaneous operation). Finally, the texturing machines also include winding stations 20 in which the yarn is wound onto finished bobbins 22 after the draw texturing.

According to the invention are now next to and above the texturing |, machines 10 arranged as a whole with 24 designated high gates, which have holders 26 and 28 for supply spools 30 in an upper part. The brackets for each a pair of supply spools arranged next to one another form an acute angle with one another in plan view, so that they are prepared in pairs on one of the guide eyelets 32. While being pulled from one of the supply spools

the other serves as a supply spool. Downstream of the guide eyes are thread brakes 34 and further guide eyes 36, from which the threads to the upper delivery mechanisms 14 run.

The elevated gates stand on vertical supports 40. Between the gates of two rows of texturing machines 10 remains a corridor 42 is free, which is bridged by a catwalk 44,

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over which adjacent raised gates are laterally supported, in connection with horizontal supports 46 which together with the catwalk form a platform. on the catwalk runs a carriage 50 on rails 48, with the help of which the raw yarn in the cardboard boxes up to the brackets of the Hochgatter can be driven. The operating personnel reaches the catwalk 44 via an attached to its end Head 52.

The drawing clearly shows that the loading of the brackets 26 and 28 from the catwalk through the trigger and Guide means for the threads to be withdrawn is not hindered and that the threads on the shortest path Delivery mechanisms 14, 16 or the heating pipes 12 are supplied.

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Claims (3)

A 40 751 b. j. '·; !! , Aug. 20, 1974 '... ^ U Claims for protection 1. As a high-creel designed supply reel creel for draw texturing machines with a raised on the creel attachable catwalk for connection to an adjacent gate, characterized in that the trigger and Guide means (32, 34, 36) for the threads to be drawn off from the supply bobbins (30) on that side of the gate (24) are provided, facing away from the attachment point for the catwalk (44). 2. Gate according to claim 1, characterized in that there are holders (26 or 28) for supply reels (30) having. 3. Gate according to claim 2, characterized in that the axes (26, 28) of the original bobbins and the associated Supply spools (30) - form an acute angle with one another in plan view. 7418i2S2tii.74