EP1523592A1 - Falschdralltexturiermaschine - Google Patents
FalschdralltexturiermaschineInfo
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- EP1523592A1 EP1523592A1 EP03764930A EP03764930A EP1523592A1 EP 1523592 A1 EP1523592 A1 EP 1523592A1 EP 03764930 A EP03764930 A EP 03764930A EP 03764930 A EP03764930 A EP 03764930A EP 1523592 A1 EP1523592 A1 EP 1523592A1
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D02—YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
- D02G—CRIMPING OR CURLING FIBRES, FILAMENTS, THREADS, OR YARNS; YARNS OR THREADS
- D02G1/00—Producing crimped or curled fibres, filaments, yarns, or threads, giving them latent characteristics
- D02G1/02—Producing crimped or curled fibres, filaments, yarns, or threads, giving them latent characteristics by twisting, fixing the twist and backtwisting, i.e. by imparting false twist
- D02G1/0206—Producing crimped or curled fibres, filaments, yarns, or threads, giving them latent characteristics by twisting, fixing the twist and backtwisting, i.e. by imparting false twist by false-twisting
- D02G1/0266—Producing crimped or curled fibres, filaments, yarns, or threads, giving them latent characteristics by twisting, fixing the twist and backtwisting, i.e. by imparting false twist by false-twisting false-twisting machines
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- the invention relates to a false twist texturing machine for false twist texturing of several synthetic threads according to the preamble of claim 1.
- false twist texturing machines of this type are used to melt-spun multifilament threads to textuneren and thus to simulate the threads in their structure and appearance as possible the natural fibers.
- the false twist texturing machine has a multiplicity of processing points, with at least one thread being treated in each processing point by several process units for finishing. Essentially, the thread is drawn and textured in a false twist zone and wound into a bobbin after texturing.
- the process units such as supplying plants, heating devices, cooling devices and false twist texturing units, are arranged in a location structure on a machine frame, so that a predetermined thread path is set in the processing points.
- Such a false twist texturing machine is known for example from WO 01/92615.
- the multiplicity of processing points are divided into several sections. For example, when using a large number of 216 processing stations, for example 18 sections of 12 processing stations can be formed.
- the processing sections in the known false twist texturing machine can be controlled independently of one another. The processing sections are set up in such a way that a job structure is implemented in each processing point in order to be able to optimally texturize a thread with a defined thread path and predetermined thread treatments.
- the object of the invention is achieved by a false twist texturing machine with the features of claim 1.
- the invention frees itself from the reservation that a false twist texturing machine with a multiplicity of processing points is used exclusively for the production of a specific yarn. On the contrary, the invention follows the path that different yarn types can be produced in parallel next to one another in a false twist textile machine.
- the F-twist textile machine according to the invention is designed with different job structures in groups of processing sections.
- the job structures of the processing sections differ in the number and / or type of process units that are required to guide and treat one or more threads.
- the arrangement of the process units within a processing section is meant to be necessary, for example the threads associated with the processing section for pulling off, texturing and stretching.
- additional treatment of the threads could be achieved by including additional process units in the job structure of the group of processing sites, such as additional heating devices.
- Different treatments of the threads assigned to the processing sections can, however, already be achieved in that the number of process units within the job structure is the same, but the type of process units of at least one group differs from the type of process units of another group.
- the process units provided for heat treatment in one of the processing sections could be formed by so-called contact heaters, in which the thread is treated in contact with a heated surface.
- a heating device could be used in which the threads are heated without contact.
- the threads are passed over highly heated surfaces without contact.
- the invention thus has the particular advantage that the multiplicity of processing points divided into groups can be used flexibly for processing threads. Different yarns can thus advantageously be produced simultaneously with one machine.
- Process units within the body structure of the processing sections Process modules held, which are exchangeably attached to a part of the machine frame designed as a module frame. This enables the job structure of the machining section to be modified in a simple manner.
- the module frame can optionally be equipped with one or more process modules per processing section.
- the process modules carry at least one group of process units, each of which executes a process step in the processing points of the processing section.
- the process modules each have an electrical distributor which is connected to the process units of the process module and which has inputs and outputs for the electrical coupling of the process units.
- this considerably reduces the cabling effort for supplying individual process units within the machining section and, on the other hand, considerably simplifies the replacement of individual process modules by simply disconnecting plug connections between supply lines and the electrical distributor.
- the process units that can be driven which are essentially formed by supply mechanisms, are preferably driven on the process modules by individual drives, the individual drives being supplied and controlled via the electrical distributor.
- all individual drives of the process units on the process module are controlled by a Grappen converter.
- a converter is assigned to each individual drive directly on the process module.
- the module frame is arranged in the run-in area of the machine and, within the superstructures of the processing sections, carries the group of process units that pulls a thread from a supply spool. Process units of this type are formed by fume cupboards.
- the process modules are advantageously designed with additional inhalation devices per processing point, by means of which additional process units can optionally be integrated within the processing point on the process module.
- Additional delivery units, draw pins, tanging devices and / or coil feeders can optionally be provided as additional process units per processing point.
- the bobbin can feed a second thread to the process module in the process in order to produce a composite thread in the processing point.
- a thread drawn off from the take-off delivery unit could be additionally treated by means of a drawing pin or a tanging device before the false twist texturing.
- an operating aisle is formed between the module frame and a process frame.
- the process frame carries at least some of the process units, for example False twist text courier unit and delivery plants.
- the process units can be operated from both sides of the operating aisle, preferably by an operator.
- the developments of the invention according to claim 9 and claim 10 ensure that the threads guided in the false twist texturing machine do not cross. Due to the little deflected thread path within a processing point, the thread can be guided in a very stable and short thread path regardless of the type of thread.
- the arrangement of the heating device and the Bruileinrichtang above the operating aisle also has the advantage that a sufficient length for heat treatment and cooling of the false twist thread can be realized.
- the process and take-up frames combined to form a frame part also achieve a compact construction of the false twist texturing machine.
- each processing section is preferably assigned a field control unit, by means of which all process parameters within the group are defined and can be changed.
- Fig. 1 schematically shows a plan view of an embodiment of the false twist texturing machine according to the invention
- Fig. 2 shows schematically a cross section of the processing point
- FIG. 3 schematically shows views of the process module of the processing section according to
- FIG. 2 Fig.4 schematically shows a cross section of the processing point of another
- FIG. 5 schematic views of the process modules of the processing section according to FIG. 4
- FIG. 6 schematic views of further exemplary embodiments of process modules
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a top view of an embodiment of the false twist texturing machine according to the invention.
- False twist texturing machine has a machine frame 4.
- the machine frame 4 is formed by a module frame 4.1, a process frame 4.2 and a winding frame 4.3, which are firmly connected to one another.
- a separate gate frame 7 is arranged at a distance from the module frame 4.1.
- a plurality of processing points 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc. are arranged in parallel alongside one another in the longitudinal direction.
- processing stations preferably 218 processing stations, are provided in an F-twist texturing machine.
- the multiplicity of processing points 1 are divided into several processing sections 2.
- FIG. 1 In the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 1, 12 processing points 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc., which are located next to one another, form a processing section 2.
- Processing sections 2.1 and 2.2 are examples of this Processing sections 2.1 and 2.2 and partially the third processing section 2.3 are shown.
- Each processing section 2.1; 2.2, 2.3, etc. contain several process units which are held in a place structure in the machine frame 4 in order to pull the threads assigned to the processing points of the processing section in parallel from the supply spools, to texturize them, to stretch them and to wind them into spools.
- Fig. 1 only a part of the processing units provided in the processing section or in the individual processing stations are shown schematically with the reference numerals 10, 11, 12, 13, 16 and 18.
- the group of the take-off delivery units is identified by reference numeral 10, with each processing point being assigned a take-off delivery unit in order to pull a thread 38 from a supply spool 8.
- the supply spool 8 is accommodated in the frame 7.
- the thread 38 is guided in a processing point, for example the processing point 1.1, into a false twist zone which is formed by the primary heating device 11, the cooling device 12 and the false twist text courier unit 13.
- the thread 38 is then subjected to a post-heat treatment in each of the processing points, which is carried out by the secondary heating device 16.
- the yarn is wound to a 38 held on a bobbin holder 46 in the coil 21
- the take-up device rods 18 have a width of 3 processing positions. Therefore, three wind-up device rods are arranged in a column one above the other in the wind-up frame 4.3 - this will be discussed later.
- a field control unit 42 is assigned to each processing section in order to control the process units, which are only partially shown in FIG. 1 by the reference numerals 10, 11, 13, 16 and 18.
- the field control unit 42.1 is assigned to the processing section 2.1 and the field control unit 42.2 to the processing section 2.2.
- the field control units 42.1 and 42.2 as well as the field control units of the subsequent processing sections of the F-l (d-texturing machine), which are not further shown here, are coupled to a machine control 43.
- the processing units of a processing section can thus be controlled and monitored independently of the processing units of the adjacent processing section.
- the processing sections 2 of the false twist texturing machine each have a specific position structure in order to process the threads assigned to the processing section.
- the position structure of the machining section 2.1 is described below with the aid of a cross-sectional view of a machining point of this machining section according to FIG. 2 and the position structure of the machining section 2.2 is described with the cross-sectional view of one of the machining points of this machining section according to FIG. 4.
- a processing point 1 of the processing section 2.1 is shown schematically in a cross-sectional view.
- the processing units arranged in the machine frame 4 to form a job are processed in the processing section 2.1 by a take-off delivery unit 10, a primary heating unit 11, a cooling unit 12, a false twist text delivery unit 13, a stretching unit 14, a swirling unit 40, a set delivery unit 15, a secondary heating unit 16, a feed delivery mechanism 17 and a winding device 18 are formed, the process units being arranged one behind the other to form a thread run.
- each processing point has a take-off delivery unit 10.
- the trigger delivery units 10 of the processing section 2.1 are attached to a process module 3.1.
- the process module 3.1 is attached to the module frame 4.1.
- the design of the process module and the nature of the module frame 4.1 are explained in more detail below.
- One of the supply spool 8, which is arranged in the creel frame 7, is assigned to each of the take-off delivery mechanisms.
- each of the supply spools 8 is assigned a reserve spool 44, the end of the thread of the supply spool 8 being knotted with the beginning of the thread of the reserve spool 44.
- the thread 38 is drawn off from the supply bobbin 8 via a top thread guide 45 and the thread guides 9.1 and 9.2 by the take-off delivery mechanism 10.
- the further process units in the job structure are described below on the basis of the thread path of the thread 38 in the processing point of the processing section 2.1.
- the elongated primary heating device 11 through which the thread 38 runs and is heated to a certain temperature.
- the primary heating device 11 could be designed as a high-temperature heater in which the heating surface temperature is above 300 ° C. In this case, the thread 38 would preferably be heated without contact.
- the primary heating device 11 is seated in two parallel running tracks, so that the threads 38 two processing sites lying next to one another are simultaneously guided through the primary heating device 11.
- the cooling device 12 is provided in the thread running direction behind the primary heating device 11.
- the primary heating device 11 and the cooling device 12 are arranged in a plane one behind the other above the module frame 4.1 and the process frame 4.2, an operating aisle 5 being formed between the module frame 4.1 and the process frame 4.2.
- a thread guide 9.3, which is preferably designed as a deflection roller, is arranged in the input area of the primary heating device 11, so that the thread 38 is guided from the module frame 4.1 in a V-shaped thread run to the process frame 4.2.
- the location structure could also be designed in such a way that the primary heating device 11 and the cooling device 12 are arranged in two roof-like levels.
- the process frame 4.2 is arranged on the side opposite the module frame 4.1.
- the process frame 4.2 carries the false twist text courier unit 13, the drawing delivery unit 14, the swirling device 40 and the set delivery unit 15 one behind the other in the thread running direction.
- the thread 38 is thereby passed from the outlet of the cooling device 12, which is preferably formed by a cooling rail, to the false twist text delivery unit 13 guided.
- the false twist unit 13, which can be formed, for example, by a plurality of overlapping friction disks, is driven by a false twist drive 26.
- An electric motor which is also attached to the process frame is preferably used as the false twist drive 26.
- the yarn 38 is drawn out of the false twist zone by the draw feed unit 14, which is formed between the false twist text messenger unit 13 and the take-off feed unit 10.
- the draw feed unit 14 and the take-off feed unit 10 are driven at a differential speed in order to stretch the thread 38 in the false twist zone.
- the thread 38 passes through the intermingling device 40 below the draw feed unit 14.
- the thread 38 is guided into the secondary heating device 16 by the set supply unit 15.
- the secondary heating device 16 is arranged on the underside of the process frame 4.2 and the winding frame 4.3, both of which are joined together to form a frame part.
- the secondary heating device 16 forms the thread transition from the process frame 4.2 to the winding frame 4.3. This creates a very compact design.
- the feed delivery mechanism 17 On the underside of the take-up frame 4.3, the feed delivery mechanism 17 is arranged, which immediately pulls the thread 38 out of the secondary heating device 16 and, after being deflected, leads the thread 38 to the take-up device 18.
- the set delivery unit 15 and the feed delivery unit 17 are driven at a differential speed that a shrinking treatment of the thread 38 within.
- the Sel ⁇ md heater 16 is possible.
- the Secondary heating device 16 could in this case be formed by a diphyl-heated contact heater.
- the winding device 18 is schematically characterized by a traverse 20, a drive roller 19, a bobbin holder 46 and a bobbin 21.
- the winding device 18 also contains a sleeve magazine 22 in order to carry out an automatic reel change.
- the auxiliary equipment required to replace the full coils is not shown in detail here.
- a total of three take-up devices 18 of adjacent processing points are arranged one above the other in tiers.
- the winding devices of the processing section form a machine longitudinal side, over the length of which an exit 6 extends. The full coils can be transported out of the exit 6.
- Each delivery mechanism is formed by a godet 23 and an overflow roller 24 assigned to the godet 23.
- the godet 23 is driven by an individual drive 25.
- the individual drive 25 is preferably formed by an electric motor.
- the overflow roller 24 is freely rotatably supported, the thread 38 being passed over the godet 23 and the overflow roller 24 with several loops.
- the position structure of the processing section 2.1 shown in FIG. 2 has the process units in the processing points in order to draw and texturize a thread 38 in a basic process.
- the thread 38 is drawn off from the supply spool 8 by the take-off delivery mechanism 10 and guided into the false twist zone.
- a false twist is generated in the thread 38 by the false twist text courier unit 13 at the end of the false twist zone, which twist runs back to the primary heating device 11.
- the fixation caused by the texturing takes place Crimp in the multifilament thread 38.
- the thread 38 is drawn and drawn out of the false twist zone " by the draw feed unit 14.
- the draw feed unit 14 is driven at a higher speed than the take-off feed unit 10. After texturing the thread 38, further treatment takes place by swirling and heating
- the thread 38 is then wound into a bobbin 21.
- an operating aisle 5 is formed between the module frame 4.1 and the process frame 4.2.
- the process units on the module frame 4.1 and the process units on the process frame 4.2 can thus advantageously be operated by an operator from the operating aisle 5.
- a doffing gear 6 is provided on the long side of the take-up frame 4.3 for taking up and removing the coils 21.
- FIG. 3 shows some views of a section of the module frame 4.1 of the processing section 2.1.
- 3.1 shows a front view of the process module 3.1
- FIG. 3.2 shows a rear view of the process module 3.1.
- the process module 3.1 is interchangeably attached to the module frame 4.1 via a plurality of fastening elements 27.
- the module frame 4.1 here has a plurality of module locations 47. A total of three module locations 47.1, 47.2 and 47.3 are formed on the module frame 4.1.
- the process module 3.1 is fastened in the module slot 47.1.
- the process module 3.1 of the processing section 2.1 carries the group of the take-off delivery plants 10. In FIGS. 3.1 and 3.2, three neighboring take-off delivery plants 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3 are shown. Each of the trigger delivery units 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3 is driven by a single drive 25.1, 25.2 and 25.3.
- the individual drive 25.1 drives the take-off delivery unit 10.1 and the single drive 25.2 drives the take-off delivery unit 10.2.
- Each of the take-off delivery units 10.1, 10.2, 10.3 etc. of the processing stations pulls a thread 38 from a supply spool via the thread guide 9.1.
- all of the individual drives 25 of the fume cupboard 10 are connected to an electrical distributor 48.
- the electrical distributor 48 has a plurality of plug connections 49.
- the electrical connections of the individual drives 25 of the take-off delivery mechanisms 10 are made via the plug connections 49 and the electrical distributor 48.
- the individual drives 25 are preferably controlled via a group converter.
- the Grappen converter could either be a component of the electrical distributor 48 or be arranged externally in an electronic assembly assigned to the processing sections 2.1.
- the position structure of the adjacent processing section 2.2 of the exemplary embodiment is illustrated in FIG. 4 using a cross section of a processing point of the processing section 2.2.
- the job structure of the processing point 2.2 is essentially identical to the job structure of the processing point 2.1, so that reference is made to the preceding description at this point and only the differences in the job structure are described below. For the sake of clarity, the components with the same function have been identified with identical reference symbols.
- the process module 3.1 carries the take-off delivery units 10 of the processing points of the processing section 2.2.
- the structure of the process module 3.1 is identical to the process module arranged in the adjacent processing section 2.1. In this regard, reference is made to the preceding description.
- a delivery plant 29 and a submission point 36 are arranged for each processing point.
- a feed spool 37 is held in each processing point in the feed point 36 on the process module 3.2, on which an additional thread 39 is placed.
- the additional thread 39 is drawn off by the delivery mechanism 29 on the process module 3.2 and by means of above the operating aisle 5 Arranged pulleys 41.1 and 41.2 fed to the draw feed unit 14. In the intermingling device 40 below the draw feed unit 14, the additional thread and the thread 38 are brought together to form a composite thread.
- the job structure of the processing section 2.2 thus contains additional process units in order to produce a composite thread in each of the assigned processing sites of the processing section 2.2.
- an elastane thread can be added to the crimped thread.
- the thread 38 is drawn off in each of the processing points of the processing section 2.2 by the take-off mechanism 10 and fed to the false twist zone.
- the additional thread 39 is drawn off by the delivery mechanism 29 from the supply spool 37 via a thread guide 35 attached to the process module 3.2 in each of the processing points.
- the supply spool 37 is arranged at the supply point 36 on the process module 3.2.
- the additional thread 39 is guided over deflection rollers 41.1 and 41.2 past the false twist zone directly to the draw feed unit 14. After texturing and stretching the thread 38, the thread 38 and the additional thread 39 are connected in the interlacing device 40.
- the resulting composite thread is wound up into a bobbin 21 in the secondary heating device 16 after heat treatment.
- the inlet area of the processing section 2.2 is shown schematically in different views in FIGS. 5.1 and 5.2 for a more detailed explanation of the process modules 3.1 and 3.2.
- 5.1 shows a detail in a front view from the operating aisle 5
- FIG. 5.2 shows a detail from the rear of the module frame 4.1.
- the module rack 4.1 is occupied in the processing section 2.2 in the module slots 47.1 and 47.2 with the process module 3.1 and 3.2, respectively.
- the process module 3.1 in the processing section 2.2 is identical to the process module 2.1 in the processing section 2.1. In this regard, reference is made to the preceding description.
- Process module 3.2 carries the group of supplying plants 29 of processing section 2.2.
- 5.1 shows the first three delivery mechanisms 29.1, 29.2, 29.3 of the groups.
- Each of the delivery mechanisms 29 is formed by a driven godet 31 and an overflow roller 30.
- the godet 31 is driven by an individual drive 33, the individual drives 33.1, 33.2 and 33.3 of the first three delivery mechanisms 29.1, 29.3 and 29.3 being shown.
- the process module 3.2 also has an electrical distributor 48, which is coupled to the individual drives 33 of the supply mechanisms 29.
- the electrical distributor 48 is connected to an external power supply and control device via the plug connections 49.
- each of the processing units 2.2 of the processing section 2.2 there is a template 36, which is provided for receiving a template coil 37.
- a thread guide 35 is arranged on the process module 3.2 between the feed point 36 and the delivery mechanism 29 for each processing point.
- the process modules 3.1 and 3.2 thus allow two threads 38 and 39 to be drawn off per processing point and processed into a composite thread by subsequent process units within the processing section 2.2.
- the control of the process units of the processing section 2.2 is determined by the assigned field control unit 42.2.
- the subsequent machining sections of the exemplary embodiment can each have a job structure that corresponds to the job structure of the machining section 2.1 according to FIG. 2 or the job structure of the machining section 2.2 according to FIG. 4.
- false twist texturing machines of this type are operated with little different body structures in the processing sections.
- the body structures of the machining sections are essentially changed by additional process units, which are essentially arranged in the inlet area of the machine. In principle, all process units arranged within the job structure are suitable for generating changes in the job structure.
- the location structure of the machining section 2.1 of the exemplary embodiment could be changed in that the secondary heating device 16 is not operated, so that a false twist-textured thread is wound up into a bobbin without post-heat treatment.
- a primary heating device 11 which is designed as a non-contact heater, and to use a contact heater as the primary heating device 11 in an adjacent processing section.
- the invention is also not limited to the fact that the process module is arranged exclusively in a module frame placed in the inlet area.
- the process frame is particularly suitable for accommodating one or more process modules with one or more groups of process units as a modular frame.
- a process module could be arranged between the swirling device 40 and the stretch delivery unit 14, which process module is constructed accordingly in the process module 3.1.
- An additional delivery mechanism would then be arranged upstream of the interlacing device 40, so that a separate tension setting for interlacing the thread or threads is possible.
- FIG. 6 shows further exemplary embodiments of process modules 3, as would be used, for example, in one of the processing sections.
- the exemplary embodiment of the process module 3 shown in FIG. 3.1 is particularly suitable for producing a composite thread.
- the take-off delivery unit 10 and the delivery unit 29 are jointly attached to the process module 3.
- 6.1 shows the structure of the process module 3 of a processing point.
- the delivery unit 29 is on the process module 3, the reference point 36 and Thread guide 35 assigned.
- a template coil 37 is held in the template position 36.
- the take-off delivery unit 10 and the delivery unit 29 on the process module 3 are preferably arranged in different thread running levels in order to guide two threads running in parallel into the processing point without additional deflection.
- FIG. 6.2 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a process module 3, in which the process module 3 has the take-off delivery plant and a further delivery plant 29. Both delivery plants are each formed by an overflow roller and a godet.
- a swirling device 40 is held on the process module between the delivery plants 10 and 29.
- the swirling device 40 is connected to a compressed air source (not shown here), so that the thread 38 guided through a thread channel is swirled by a compressed air stream. This pretreatment of the thread 38, which precedes the false twist crimp, leads to an improvement in the bulk of the thread in the crimped state.
- FIG. 7.1 A further exemplary embodiment of a process module 3 is shown schematically in a detail for a processing point in FIG. 7.
- Process module 3 is shown in FIG. 7.1 in a first configuration and in FIG. 7.2 in a second configuration.
- the trigger delivery mechanism 10 already described is arranged.
- the take-off delivery mechanism 10 is assigned a plurality of receiving devices 28, by means of which additional process units can be taken up.
- the process module 3 is described without additional process units held in the receiving device rods 28.
- FIG. 7.2 the receiving devices of the process module 3 are occupied by an additional delivery mechanism 29 and a stretching pin 34.
- Embodiment would be in the machining section at each machining site a thread 38 is drawn off from a supply spool by the take-off delivery mechanism 10. From the take-off delivery unit 10, the thread 38 is guided into a first stretching zone which extends between the take-off delivery unit 10 and the delivery unit 29. A heated stretching pin 34 is arranged within the stretching zone. The stretching pin 34 could be heated to a surface temperature in the range from 80 ° C to 160 ° C. The drawing pin 34 is wrapped in the thread 38 and drawn off by the delivery mechanism 29. In the event that the thread should only partially wrap on the stretching pin 34, the stretching pin 34 could be assigned a thread guide on the process module 3, which would be changeable in its position for setting a specific wrap angle on the stretching pin 34.
- the thread 38 thus pre-drawn is fed from the delivery mechanism 29 into the false twist textarian zone.
- the further thread run could correspond to the job structure of the machining section 2.1 of the exemplary embodiment described.
- the electrical supply and control of the delivery mechanisms 10 and 29 and the stretching pin 34 takes place via the electrical distributor already described above (not shown here).
- the fiber twist texturing machine according to the invention is thus extremely flexible in order to be able to produce different types of yarn at the same time.
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