EP0886623B1 - Aufspulmaschine mit anlegevorrichtung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a winding machine for winding several threads on a corresponding number of bobbin tubes according to the Preamble of claim 1.
- Such a winding machine is known from DE 31 36 908 A1.
- Thread guides are the threads in each case by means of a known per se Traversing device directed to a respective coil sleeve, which on the winding spindle is stretched, the beginning of the thread with a Thread catcher on the bobbin spindle or on the bobbin tube in Is brought into contact.
- Thread catching device Thread caught and possibly after formation of a waste or Thread reserve winding spooled at the beginning of the tube.
- Thread guides This requires placing thread guides at a distance from each other along the winding spindle, which is larger than the actual one Is coil width.
- Thread speeds is a quick and reliable application of the Threads required.
- Thread guide arm attached to the winding spindle arranged movably along the winding spindle and can be in one hand move a threading position and on the other hand into a thread feeding position.
- All thread guides are tight in the threading position side by side on the part protruding beyond the end of the winding spindle arranged so that with a thread suction device, which in generally represents a thread suction gun, a certain number of Threads can be sucked in and easily into the thread guide can be distributed.
- Thread guide In the thread feed position they are Thread guide assigned to the thread catchers, so that the Threads come into contact with them and can be detected.
- Each winding tube is a head thread guide and a Thread guide assigned in the create position. The threads run over the a stationary head thread guide into the winding machine, the threads during of feeding are guided by a thread suction device.
- the winding machine according to the invention has winding several threads on a corresponding number of bobbins Application device on the one moved on a guide Threading thread guides and the fixed feed thread guides exist.
- the threads are inserted between the Threading position and the application position and successively on the Thread guide distributed.
- a major advantage of this Embodiment according to the invention is that the structure of this Application device according to the invention is structurally particularly simple is designed and also by the fixed guide thread guide exact positioning of the threads in the feed positions is possible.
- threading is carried out using a suction gun Threads in the threading thread guide by the operating personnel with only one Can be operated manually. The distribution of the threads on the The thread guide in the lay-on positions is then carried out automatically, without the operator having to intervene.
- the Threading thread guide with a plurality of arranged one behind the other Thread carriers run towards each other in the direction of the feed position are arranged in an ascending staircase. This is the handover of the Threads from threading thread guide to the individual feed thread guides without additional transfer facilities possible.
- the Thread carrier inserted in the direction of movement of the threading guide Guide grooves formed.
- the feed thread guides are now correspondingly such arranged one behind the other in steps that when the Threading thread guide along the thread guide in succession passed safely from the thread carriers to the feed thread guides become.
- the threads against the direction of movement of the Threading guide guided out of the guide grooves is particularly advantageous if the threading position outside the Thread run of the individual threads is arranged.
- the thread carriers through transverse to the direction of movement Thread guide inserted guide grooves formed.
- the threads are moved when the threading thread guide is moved along a Bar with a rising in the direction of the position Leading edge successively through the leading edge across Direction of movement of the threading thread guide from the guide grooves guided. This forced guidance of the threads enables a safe transfer to the feed thread guides.
- the Thread guide formed by individually bent pieces of wire.
- the Pieces of wire are attached to the bar. Every piece of wire is like this bent that through a catch notch and a section of the leading edge the piece of wire is shaped. This can be a weight produce light and simple application device.
- the threading thread guide is preferably attached to a sliding element a guide mechanically, pneumatically or electrically movable becomes.
- the guidance is preferably straight. she can however, it may also be curved or another for the distribution of the threads have the required shape.
- At least one inside magnetic element is slidably provided and on the outside thereof magnetic guide element with the opposite magnetic Polarity is also slidably arranged.
- magnetic pistons inside the tube can be used without additional Sliding mechanism, as in thread application devices according to the State of the art is available to be moved.
- the magnetic pistons inside the tube preferably moved pneumatically.
- the application device is arranged such that the threads for application to the bobbins essentially diagonally the machine frame Run through the winding machine.
- This arrangement allows the thread on the winding tube both according to the synchronous principle, i.e. the thread and the bobbin have the same direction of movement, as well as after Counter-rotating principle, i.e. the thread and the bobbin have opposite Directions of movement, catch.
- the threads When placing the threads on the bobbin tubes, the threads are by means of Catchers caught on the bobbins and cut. For this the threads must have a certain wrap on the bobbin take in.
- the Application device is attached to a movable carrier, which in an advantageous operating position for application is movable. Through the Movability of the application device is also possible Threads in different positions on the winding machine in the Distribute winding units.
- the winding machine according to the invention is mainly used in spinning systems used to wind freshly spun chemical threads into bobbins.
- the threads are led out of the spinning system and everyone The winding unit of the winding machine is fed via a head thread guide.
- the winding unit of the winding machine is fed via a head thread guide.
- a further application device is provided.
- the second application device thus takes over the distribution of the threads on the head thread guides.
- the threads are guided by means of a thread suction device and inserted into a threading thread guide of the second application device.
- the threading thread guide of the application device is along a Leadership moves and leads the threads to the corresponding ones Head thread guides.
- the second application device is identical to the first Application device executable. Instead of the fixed thread guide However, head thread guides can be fixed in the second feeder be used.
- Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 is the basic arrangement of the application device shown in a winding machine according to the invention, wherein from For the sake of simplicity, only two threads 3 to be wound are shown are.
- the winding machine has one winding station (two are shown Winding points) a traversing device 18 with a traversing thread guide 6, which are attached to a carrier 17. Above the Traversing device 18, a lifting device 16 is arranged.
- the Winding machine has two driven winding spindles 19.1 and 19.2 are attached to a turret 24. On the winding spindles 19.1 and 19.2 are several - here only two are shown - arranged one behind the other Sliding bobbins 4 pushed on. In the position shown in Fig. 1 the winding spindle 19.1 in the winding position.
- the contact roller 5, between the traversing device 18 and the winding spindle 19.1 is arranged, is not yet on the winding tubes 4. In this Position can now start threading for the first time.
- Fig. 1 Position is the threading thread guide 13 in the threading position.
- the Threading thread guide 13 has one in the number of feed thread guides corresponding number of thread carriers 14, the threads 3, the one Thread suction device 9 are guided, each in a guide groove 28 to lead.
- the thread carriers 14 are step-shaped on the threading thread guide 13 formed so that adjacent threads to each other on different Height level.
- the arrangement of the thread carrier 14 on Threading thread guide 13 has an incline which is in the direction of the threading position rises to the create position.
- the thread guide 1, each in the fixed position assigned to the winding tubes 4 are arranged, also point to each other in the same sense increasing staircase arrangement.
- Fig. 1 the thread path is shown in dashed lines in the feed position.
- the thread suction device 9 which is preferably a Thread suction gun is sucked in and by the operating personnel in the Thread carriers 14 of the threading thread guide 13 inserted when this is is in the threading position.
- the threading thread guide 13 To the actual winding process in To set gear, the threading thread guide 13 must be out of the threading position out in the direction of the docking position, the Threads 3 corresponding to the number of bobbins to be wound Number of feed thread guides 1 can be distributed.
- FIG. 2 shows a side view of the winding machine.
- about the stationary thread guide 7 passes the thread 3 over the Lifting device 16, which is attached to the pivot axis 23, and the Contact roller 5 to the winding tube 4.
- the winding tube 4 is on the driven winding spindle 19.1 attached.
- the winding spindles 19.1 and 19.2 are arranged together on a rotatable turret 24.
- the Contact roller 5 is mounted on a pivotable roller carrier 25, so that the contact roller 5 in the radial direction to the winding tube 4th can move.
- the carriers 25 and 17 are attached to the machine frame 26.
- the Thread 3 sucked in by means of the thread suction device 9.
- the Spool spindle 19 pivoted into the thread run by means of the turret 24, see above that the thread 3 touches the surface of the winding tube 4.
- the thread will then caught by a catching device of the winding tube 5.
- the Swivel plate 8 which is between the application device 20 and the Swiveling in the spindle 19.1
- the thread is cut and it can the actual winding process take place on the spool. Because threading particularly simple and by means of the application device according to the invention can be designed quickly, the time required for threading and thus the thread waste quantity can be significantly reduced.
- the basic arrangement is another Embodiment of an application device 20 shown.
- 3 is the Threading thread guide 13 shown in the threading position.
- the Threading thread guide 13 has the thread carriers 14.1, 14.2, 14.3 and 14.4 on, each formed as a guide groove 28.1, 28.2, 28.3 and 28.4 are.
- the guide grooves 28.1 to 28.4 are all the same, wherein each other at different heights on the threading thread guide 13 are arranged so that there is a staircase arrangement with in In the direction of the landing position, the slope increases.
- the Threading thread guide 13 is firmly connected to a sliding element 21.
- the sliding element 21 is connected to a magnetic guide element 11, the magnetic guide member 11 and the slide member 21 annularly slidably arranged on the outer jacket of a tube 27 are.
- the magnetic Counter element 12 has an opposite polarity to that magnetic guide element 11, wherein the guide element 11 on Outer jacket of the tube 27 and the counter element 12 on the inner jacket of the pipe.
- a magnetic adhesion between the piston 22 and the sliding member 21 e.g. thanks to a pneumatic arrangement without piston rods can take place, that is around the outer jacket of the tube 27 arranged sliding element 21 axially by the magnetic adhesion postponed.
- the opposing magnets i.e. the inside magnet and the outside circumference of the Tube located magnet, have a different polarity.
- a bar 13 is arranged parallel to the tube 27.
- the bar 13 has the thread guide 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3.
- Thread guide 1.1 to 1.3 through catch notches 29.1, 29.2 and 29.3 formed in the bar.
- the catch notches 29.1 to 29.3 are through the Leading edge sections 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3 connected to each other.
- the leading edge 10 of the strip 13 is overall such aligned that there is an incline towards the thread guide 1.1 to feed thread guide 1.3 and beyond.
- the threads 3 by means of the in Fig. 1 or Fig. 2 shown thread suction device 9 and by means of a Operator inserted into the respective thread carriers 14.1 to 14.4.
- Threading thread guide 13 After the winding machine for catching the threads 3 on the is assigned to the respective winding positions winding tubes 4, the Threading thread guide 13 by means of the piston 22 in compressed air Arrow direction shifted. Now that the threading thread guide Thread guide 1.1 has passed, the thread 3 in the guide groove 28.1 guided by the leading edge 10.1 such that the thread 3 at progressive movement of the threading thread guide 13 out of the groove 28.1 slides out. After the thread 3 is in contact with the leader Threading thread guide 13 has lost, it automatically falls into the catch notch 29.1 of the thread guide 1.1. In Fig. 4 it is shown that the thread 3rd through the leading edge 10.2 straight from the guide groove 28.2 Threading guide 13 is guided.
- the threading guide 13 As movement continues the threading guide 13 thus becomes the thread 3 in the catch notch 29.2 of the feed thread guide 1.2. Since the thread suction device 9 during the movement of the threading thread guide 13 in the threading position persists, the threads 3, after making the lead contact with the Threading thread guide 13 have lost, forcibly over the Leading edge 10 led to the respective catch notches.
- the Threading thread guide 13 is moved until all threads in the corresponding feed thread guide 1 are laid. Then that happens Applying the threads 3, as previously in the description of FIG. 2 specified.
- the pivot plate 8 causes the threads to the Surface of the winding tube 4 are held and thus on the winding tube can be caught. After the threads are caught on the bobbin are, the threads by an integrated in the swivel plate 8 Cut the cutting knife. The winding process begins. In these times the threading thread guide 13 is returned to its threading position postponed.
- FIG Thread guides of a feeder shows a section of a further exemplary embodiment of FIG Thread guides of a feeder shown.
- the feed thread guides 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 are on a bar 15 one behind the other at a distance attached to each other.
- Each feed thread guide is made from a piece of wire 30 shaped, the ends of the wire piece 30 with the bar 15th are connected.
- the piece of wire is bent in a U-shape, in which in Longitudinally aligned to the bar section of the wire piece a Catch notch 29 and a leading edge 10 are formed.
- the sections the leading edges 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3 the feed thread guides 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 are each when the threads are placed in the catch notches 29.1, 29.2 and 29.3 in the direction of movement of the threading thread guide (not here shown) arranged behind the catch notches 29. So that is ensures that one from the guide groove of the threading guide lifted thread on the inclined leading edge 10 automatically in the corresponding catch notch 29 arrives.
- FIGS. 6 and 7 two further exemplary embodiments are one shown winding machine. With these Exemplary embodiments are the components with the same function Identical reference numerals to the previously described exemplary embodiments designated.
- the basic structure of the winding machine according to FIGS. 6 and 7 is in essentially the same as the structure of the winding machine from Fig. 1. Zur The illustration of the traversing device was illustrated here and the auxiliary devices for catching the thread on the bobbin tubes not shown.
- the winding machine has a machine frame 26, on which the winding spindle 19.1 and 19.2 in a rotatable carrier are arranged.
- the winding spindles 19.1 and 19.2 are with the Spindle motors 32.1 and 32.2 driven.
- Parallel to the winding spindles a contact roller 5 is arranged, which via a roller carrier 25 a traversing beam 35 is arranged.
- the traversing beam 35 carries the Traversing devices not shown here.
- the total of six Head thread guide 7 carries, each of which is assigned to a winding station.
- the total of six Head thread guide 7 carries, each of which is assigned to a winding station.
- the thread guide 1 of the Application devices are attached directly to the carrier 31. You can for example from pieces of wire - as shown in Fig. 5 - or else be made as a sheet metal part.
- Each thread guide has one Catch notch 29 and a leading edge 10.
- a guide 2 on the carrier 31 is level with the feed thread guides 1 attached.
- a threading thread guide 13 is moved in this guide 2.
- the relation between the guide grooves introduced in the threading thread guide 13 28 and the guide edges 10 of the thread guide 1 corresponds here the embodiment previously described in FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the carrier 31 is by means of the swivel arms 34.1 and 34.2 with the Machine frame 26 connected.
- One of the swivel arms 34.1 or 34.2 is coupled to a drive so that the carrier 31 in one plane parallel to the long side of the machine from a rest position into one Operating position can be moved.
- 6 is the application device shown in their operating position. At rest, the carrier would be in Swiveled towards the machine frame 26.
- the carrier 31 can also be attached such that it can move, that a movement can be carried out transversely to the longitudinal side of the winding machine becomes. By such a movement, for example Change the loop around the thread on the winding tube.
- a movement for example Change the loop around the thread on the winding tube.
- FIG. 6 is a further embodiment of a winding machine shown, in which a second application device 36 on the traversing beam 35 is arranged on a movable carrier 37.
- the Application device 36 is attached to a carrier 37.
- the Carrier 37 is on the swivel arm 35 via the swivel arms 38 attached. This allows the application device 36 also from a Swing the rest position into an operating position.
- the application device 36 is constructed identically to the application device 20. In this regard, reference is made to the description of FIG. 6. In 7, the application device 36 is shown in a threading position.
- the threads 3 are directly from the via a thread suction device 9 Spinning plant led to the guide grooves of the threading thread guide 39.
- Threading thread guide 39 guided along the guide 40 and on the Feed thread guide 41 distributed. As soon as the threads in the feed thread guide 41 are guided, the threads are inserted into the head thread guides 7.
- the application device 36 in FIG. 7 can, however, also be used in this way be carried out so that the threads 3 directly through the threading thread guide 13th be inserted into the corresponding head thread guides. At this Execution would the head thread guide 7 according to the Thread guides trained.
- the application device can also be used in other places a spinning machine or a textile machine to use a number of threads from a collective position into several working positions to distribute.
- the working positions can be on one level or in be arranged at different levels.
- the leadership of the The thread guide can travel a path that is straight, is curved or offset.
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- ein erstes Ausführungsbeispiel einer Aufspulmaschine mit einer prinzipiellen Anordnung der Anlegevorrichtung gemäß der Erfindung;
- Fig. 2
- eine Seitenansicht der Aufspulmaschine aus Fig. 1 mit der Anlegevorrichtung gemäß der Erfindung;
- Fig. 3 und 4
- eine prinzipielle Anordnung des Einfädelfadenführers und der Anlegefadenführer;
- Fig. 5
- eine Ausführungsform der Anlegefadenführer;
- Fig. 6 und 7
- weitere Ausführungsbeispiele der erfindungsgemäßen Aufspulmaschine.
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- Anlegefadenführer
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- Führung
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- Faden
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- Spulhülsen
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- Kontaktwalze
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- Changierfadenführer
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- ortsfester Fadenführer, Kopffadenführer
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- Schwenkblech
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- Fadenansaugvorrichtung
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- Führungskante
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- Magnetisches Führungselement
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- Magnetische Gegenelemente
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- Einfädelfadenführer
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- Fadenträger
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- Leiste
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- Aushebeeinrichtung
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- Träger
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- Changiereinrichtung
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- Spulspindel
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- Anlegevorrichtung
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- Gleitelement
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- Kolben
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- Schwenkachse
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- Revolver
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- Walzenträger
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- Maschinengestell
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- Rohr
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- Führungsnut
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- Fangkerben
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- Drahtstück
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- Träger
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- Spindelmotor
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- Halter
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- Schwenkarm
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- Changierbalken
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- Anlegevorrichtung
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- Träger
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- Schwenkarm
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- Einfädelfadenführer
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- Führung
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- Anlegefadenführer
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- Aufspulmaschine zum Aufwickeln mehrerer Fäden (3) auf eine entsprechende Anzahl von Spulhülsen (4) zu Spulen mit einer Anlegevorrichtung (20), welche zum Anlegen der Fäden (3) an die Spulhülsen (4) die Fäden (3) aus einer Einfädelposition in eine Anlegeposition verteilt und welche mehrere Anlegefadenführer (1) aufweist, wobei jeder Spulhülse (4) jeweils ein Kopffadenführer (7) und ein Anlegefadenführer (1) in der Anlegeposition zugeordnet ist, wobei die Fäden (3) über die ortsfesten Kopffadenführer (7) in die Aufspulmaschine einlaufen, und wobei die Fäden (3) während des Anlegens durch eine Fadenabsaugvorrichtung (9) geführt sind,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Anlegevorrichtung (20) aus einem an einer Führung (2) bewegten Einfädelfadenführer (13) und ortsfesten Anlegefadenführern (1) besteht, wobei die Fäden (3) bei verharrender Fadenabsaugvorrichtung (9) mittels dem Einfädelfadenführer (13) zwischen der Einfädelposition und der Anlegeposition entlang der Führung (2) geführt und nacheinander auf die Anlegefadenführer (1) verteilt werden. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
der Einfädelfadenführer (13) eine Mehrzahl von hintereinander angeordneten Fadenträgern (14) aufweist, und daß die Fadenträger (14) zueinander in Richtung der Anlegeposition ansteigend treppenförmig angeordnet sind, wobei jedem Fadenträger (14) ein Anlegefadenführer (1) zur Übergabe des Fadens (3) zugeordnet ist. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 2,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Fadenträger (14) durch in Bewegungsrichtung des Einfädelfadenführers (13) eingebrachte Führungsnuten (28) ausgebildet sind, und daß die Anlegefadenführer (1) hintereinander derart treppenförmig angeordnet sind, daß bei Bewegung des Einfädelfadenführers (13) längs der Anlegefadenführer (1) die Fäden (3) nacheinander von den Fadenträgern (14) selbsttätig zu den Anlegefadenführern (1) übergeben werden. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 2,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Fadenträger (14) durch quer zur Bewegungsrichtung des Einfädelfadenführers eingebrachte Führungsnuten (28) ausgebildet sind, und daß die Fäden (3) bei Bewegung des Einfädelfadenführers (13) entlang einer Leiste (15) mit einer in Richtung der Anlegeposition ansteigenden Führungskante (10) nacheinander durch die Führungskante (10) aus den Führungsnuten (28) geführt werden. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 4,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Anlegefadenführer (1) durch Fangkerben (29) in der Leiste (15) gebildet werden, wobei die Führungskante (10) aus mehreren durch die Fangkerben (29) getrennte Teilabschnitte besteht. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 4,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Anlegefadenführer (1) durch mehrere gebogene Drahtstücke gebildet werden, welche an der Leiste (15) angebracht sind und welche jeweils eine Fangkerbe (29) und ein Teilstück der Führungskante (10) aufweisen. - Aufspulmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 6,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
der Einfädelfadenführer (13) an einem Gleitelement (21) befestigt ist und daß das Gleitelement (21) an der Führung (2) mechanisch, pneumatisch oder elektrisch bewegbar ist. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 7,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daßdas Gleitelement (21) mit einem magnetischen Führungselement (11) fest verbunden ist unddaß das Führungselement (11) mit einem mit entgegengesetzter magnetischer Polung ausgeführtem magnetischen Kolben (22) längs der Führung (2) verschiebbar ist. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 8,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Führung ein Rohr (27) aufweist, in dessen Innerem der magnetische Kolben (22) und an dessen Außenseite das magnetische Führungselement (11) angeordnet sind. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 9,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
der magnetische Kolben (22) pneumatisch in dem Rohr (27) hin- und herbewegbar ist. - Aufspulmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 10,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Gleitelement (21) mit einer Spulenabschiebevorrichtung verbunden ist. - Aufspulmaschine nach einem der vorgenannten Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Anlegevorrichtung (20) derart angeordnet ist, daß die Fäden (3) zum Anlegen an die Spulhülsen (4) im wesentlichen diagonal das Maschinengestell der Aufspulmaschine durchlaufen. - Aufspulmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 12
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Anlegevorrichtung (20) an einem beweglichen Träger (31) angebracht ist, welcher aus einer Ruhestellung in eine Betriebsstellung bewegbar ist. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 13,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
der Träger (31) mit einem Schwenkantrieb verbunden ist, welcher seitlich an der Aufspulmaschine angebracht ist und welcher den Träger (31) durch eine Schwenkbewegung parallel zur Längsseite der Aufspulmaschine bewegt. - Aufspulmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 12 oder nach dem Oberbegriff des Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
eine zweite Anlegevorrichtung (36) zur Verteilung der Fäden (3) auf die Kopffadenführer (7) vorgesehen ist, welche aus einem an einer Führung (40) bewegten Einfädelfadenfiihrer (39) und den ortsfesten Kopffadenführern (7) besteht, wobei die Fäden (3) mittels dem Einfädelfadenführer (39) zwischen der Einfädelposition und der Anlegeposition entlang der Führung (40) geführt und nacheinander auf die Kopffadenführer (7) verteilt werden. - Aufspulmaschine nach Anspruch 15,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die zweite Anlegevorrichtung (36) identisch zu der ersten Anlegevorrichtung (20) aufführbar ist.
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