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5712. Wallwork, R., and Wallwork, C. H. March 9. Knitting-machines. -Two forms of counter are described as applied to a knitting- machine for showing the progress of the work by scale divisions and reference marks, the first being of the screw-and-nut type and the second a screw, worm-wheel, and disk combination. Fig. 1 shows an extension l of the yarn carrier rotating arms upon a hollow screwed spindle a fitting over the yarn stand rod. The nut for indicating the progress of the work upon the scale c is loose upon the screwed spindle, but has a removable engaging-piece i, Fig. 5, taking into the threads, and it is held from rotation by jaws embracing the scale. In the second form, there are upon the hollow spindle a few turns of a thread of much greater diameter which gear with a worm-wheel carrying the circular scale and suspended by spring-controlled pivoted arms. When these arms are pulled 'out, the screw and wormwheel are disconnected. The scales may carry appropriate reference marks.
GB190605712D1906-03-091906-03-09Improvements in Counting and Indicating the Mechanism for Knitting Machines.
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Some improvements in the thread and return machines, applicable, in general, to the machines that need a local automatic variation of speeds (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)