US1261877A - Machine for unfolding and rolling cloth. - Google Patents

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US1261877A
US1261877A US14231717A US14231717A US1261877A US 1261877 A US1261877 A US 1261877A US 14231717 A US14231717 A US 14231717A US 14231717 A US14231717 A US 14231717A US 1261877 A US1261877 A US 1261877A
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  • This invention relates to machines for unfolding and rolling cloth.
  • My invention relates to mechanism for unfolding the cloth as it is removed from the bolt and rolling the cloth upon a roll to enable the cloth to be cut into proper lengths rapidly and with facility.
  • Figure l is an end elevation of the machine.
  • Fig. 2 is a side elevation looking toward the unfolding device.
  • Fig. 3 is a view illustrating a longitudinal guiding slot in the roll for guiding the knife whenV the cloth is cut in lengths.
  • Fig. 4 is a similar view illustrating an oblique guiding slot in the roll for guiding the knife in cutting thev cloth obliquely.
  • Fig. 6 is a perspective view illustrating in detail a part of the guide for the cloth as the cloth passes toward the unfolding device.
  • the machine illustrated comprises a frame composed of a stationary upright 1 and an adjustable upright 2 movabletoward and away from the upright l.
  • the upright 2 maybe held inconnection with the supporting base by a clamping Vbolt 3 passing Specification of Letters Patent.
  • the device for upholding the bolt of cloth includes preferably a metallic frame 4which may be constructed of small rods or spring wire as shown and provided with extensions adapted to seat in bearingsin the uprights 1 and 2, as will be understood by referencev to Fig. 1.
  • the frame 4 may be easily inserted in the bolt of cloth by first removing therefrom the usual board upon which the cloth is Wound, and inserting the frame 4 in the space previously occupied by theV board. After the bolt of cloth has thus Vbeen placed upon the frame 4, the latter may be mounted in the bearings in the uprights 1l and 2 kand the free end of the cloth passed upwardly between guides below the unfolding device.
  • rl ⁇ he guides for the cloth comprise two members 5. One end of each of the members 5 issupported by the upright l and the opposite ends thereof are ymounted. in a support 6 in which they are retained in spaced relation by a removable key 7 seating in the slot in which the members 5 extend.
  • a machine ofV ⁇ thef character described comprising a horizontallrevolublef frame vfor supporting a bolt of foldedl cloth,-a horizontal 'roll' supported yat *rightV an-glee' to the plane iii-Which th'e bolt- 'of cloth is-lsupported adapted 'to have' oney endV of the' clot1rconneetedthereto, 'lmechanism Yfor actuating said roll towind the clothlthereonand'tol unwind the bolt, triangular 'guide' above the'fhorizontalframe adaptedto extend between the folds @ofcloth- 'passing from the bolt-tothe-roll, and means intermediate the Vroll and said guidefortensioningfandl holding'the cloth straight.
  • a frame adapted to support a bolt of folded cloth
  • a triangular device adapted to extend between the folds of the cloth and to unfold the cloth as it is drawn thereover, guides between said frame and said device for guiding the cloth so that the fold thereof will be at the apex of the triangular device
  • a measuring device for placing the cloth in layers of nearly the same measured lengths
  • means for connecting the clothto the measuring device means for actuating the measuring device to place the cloth thereon.
  • means for connecting the cloth to said measuring device means for actuating said measuring device to wind the cloth thereon, tensioning devices for tensioning and holding the cloth straight as it passes to the measuring device, and means n connection with the measuring device for indicating measured lengths of the cloth while the cloth is thereon.

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B. WEINBERGER.
MACHINE FUR UNFOLDING AND ROLLING CLOTH.
APPLICATION FILED IAN. I3, I9II.
15,261,877, Patented Apr. 9, 1918.
matan snare .erna nr BENJAMIN WEINBERGER, OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, ASSIGNOR TO MARX & HAAS CLOTHING CO., 0F ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, A CORPORATION.
MACHINE FOR UNFOLIDING AND ROLLING CLOTH.
To all whom z't may concern.'
Beit known that I, BENJAMIN l/VEINBER`- GER, a citizen of the United States, residing at the city of St.Louis and State of Missouri, have invented a new and useful Machine for Unfolding and Rolling Clot-ln'of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to machines for unfolding and rolling cloth.
At the present time various kinds of cloth are folded longitudinally and rolled or reeled upon boards to provide the bolts, inv
which form the cloth is distributed tothe dealers and to garment manufacturers.
My invention relates to mechanism for unfolding the cloth as it is removed from the bolt and rolling the cloth upon a roll to enable the cloth to be cut into proper lengths rapidly and with facility.
.lhe object of the invention is to provide a machine of the character mentioned, comprising a revoluble support for the roll or bolt of cloth, in combinationwith a roll adapted to have one end of the cloth connected thereto, mechanism for revolving the roll, a triangular element between the roll and the bolt of cloth over which the cloth is drawn and unfolded as it passes toward the roll, and tensioning devices for the cloth between the roll and the unfolding device. l
In the accompanying drawings, in whicha preferred embodiment of the invention is illustrated, e
Figure l is an end elevation of the machine.
Fig. 2 is a side elevation looking toward the unfolding device. e
Fig. 3 is a view illustrating a longitudinal guiding slot in the roll for guiding the knife whenV the cloth is cut in lengths. l
Fig. 4 is a similar view illustrating an oblique guiding slot in the roll for guiding the knife in cutting thev cloth obliquely.
Fig. 5 is a detailedtview illustrating a clamp which may be employed for connecting one of the ends of the cloth to the roll.
Fig. 6 is a perspective view illustrating in detail a part of the guide for the cloth as the cloth passes toward the unfolding device.
The machine illustrated comprises a frame composed of a stationary upright 1 and an adjustable upright 2 movabletoward and away from the upright l. The upright 2 maybe held inconnection with the supporting base by a clamping Vbolt 3 passing Specification of Letters Patent.
Application led January 13, 1917. Serial No. 142,317.`
e Patented apr. e, isis.,
through an angular extension of the upright 2 and through a slot in the supporting base. The uprights 1 and 2 constitute supports for upholding the bolt of cloth which is to be unfolded and rolled. Y
The device for upholding the bolt of cloth includes preferably a metallic frame 4which may be constructed of small rods or spring wire as shown and provided with extensions adapted to seat in bearingsin the uprights 1 and 2, as will be understood by referencev to Fig. 1. rThe frame 4 may be easily inserted in the bolt of cloth by first removing therefrom the usual board upon which the cloth is Wound, and inserting the frame 4 in the space previously occupied by theV board. After the bolt of cloth has thus Vbeen placed upon the frame 4, the latter may be mounted in the bearings in the uprights 1l and 2 kand the free end of the cloth passed upwardly between guides below the unfolding device. rl`he guides for the cloth comprise two members 5. One end of each of the members 5 issupported by the upright l and the opposite ends thereof are ymounted. in a support 6 in which they are retained in spaced relation by a removable key 7 seating in the slot in which the members 5 extend.
By -reference to Fig. l, it will be observed that the support 6 is spaced from the upright 2, thus permitting the latter to be moved to different adjustments asrequired to accommodate and support bolts of cloth of different widths.
The unfolding device includes a triangu' larl guide 8 secured` to a supporting frame `9 and extending obliquely downwardly there.- from toward the guides 5, so that as the cloth is drawn between the guides one fold of the cloth will pass at one side of the guide 8 and the other fold of the cloth will` have illustrated a motor 12 driving a belt 13 passing over a pulley 14 in connection with the-roll 10. The end of the cloth which is drawn over the upper horizontal edge of the guide 8 is secured in connection with the roll 10 by releasable clamps l15, so that as the roll turned the cloth will be .wonndmlvinglthe actuating roll to draw the cloth thereon.
1n Aorder tol prevent Ybuckling of the cloth,
I provide a series'of tensioning guiding rrods 16 supported between the roll 10 andthe un-Y folding guide 8, and between which the end oftheeloth ispassed before it is connected. to 'the' roll'. Will be drawn between the rods 16 thus holding the cloth straight and maintaining it at proper tension.V
transversely :While on the roll andrto constitute @a guide-for the-knifef or cutting imple- ;ment, the roll is formed Witha longitudinal ser/vevfasa guide )for thelmife.
lSince-the :roll 10 isquitelarge and the cloth is Wound closely thereon, the variation inthe rlength ofthe layers of cloth is sovery slight that it is immaterial.y 1n practice, "therefore, the -roll- =is utilized `rto vplace the 'cloth in layers and since ythe7 :areso nearly of uniform length they are-infact used las I measured layers. v
vFromfthe foregoing description,it Willbe readily understood lthat the bolt is placed Within vthesupporting frame with -the fold of f the; clothy directly below the extremity of the -triangular guide S and Ithat thee'nol-v o'fthecloth is-passedoverfthe horizontal 11p-'- peredgeof theguide and thence 'between the rodsI 19 and Vto the roll, to 4which" the clothiis connected. Rotation of theroll vin the Vdirection of the arrow `in YFig.v L1 -Will- Wind the fcloth thereon, While the devices between-therolland'the bolt of cloth `serve first to unfold the cloth, and-then to give it the iproper tension preparatory' to being cutinto measured lengths as determined by theslots Ainl-the roll, or otherwise.
It Will-be apparent that many of the el'el cl-aimfand desire to secure by Letters Patent iscl. A "machine of the Vcharacterdescribed, comprisinga revoluble support .for the bolt of Afolded cloth, -guiding elements jbetWeen which fthe cloth passes Whenfunvvound from the bolt, 1 a triangular `unfolding guide having #one 1 corner Athereof extending obliquely from fthe guiding'elements and arranged to extendbetween lthe ifolds of the cloth -vwhen the cloth -is :drawn from said 'guiding v.elements,an-actuating roll, andmeans for '-reY As Vthe roll' revolves the clothV Yfrom the bolt against the unfoldingguide and to'vvind" the clcthjuponthe roll.'
2. A machmelof'themcharacter described,
a horizontal roll supported at right angles tothe plane in which the bolt of cloth is" supportedfforunwinding the cloth from the bolt, power driven mechanism for` actuating the roll to Wind'theelctlr'thereon astheclothiisrunvvound from the bolt, device above the support Lfor 'fthe bolt of 1 cle-thl for spreading-apart?the folds-y of'f the cloth drawn-f from thebolt, Vand 'tensioning devi-ces lie- 80 tween-*saidlastenamed device and said roll.
8. A machine ofV` thef character described, comprising a horizontallrevolublef frame vfor supporting a bolt of foldedl cloth,-a horizontal 'roll' supported yat *rightV an-glee' to the plane iii-Which th'e bolt- 'of cloth is-lsupported adapted 'to have' oney endV of the' clot1rconneetedthereto, 'lmechanism Yfor actuating said roll towind the clothlthereonand'tol unwind the bolt, triangular 'guide' above the'fhorizontalframe adaptedto extend between the folds @ofcloth- 'passing from the bolt-tothe-roll, and means intermediate the Vroll and said guidefortensioningfandl holding'the cloth straight.
*14.V `ln' `a machine of lthe characterfdescribed, the combination of--a'frame-adaptedf toi be placed With-inthe' boltl of -foldedcloth', supports for supportingesai'd iframe, a tri" angular 'device #supported above said frame 1'00 and adapted 'to'feXtend between the "folds of.V the cloth" to unfold and spread the same, av guide rin Aa-linement` with '-:said' device i"between said devicefand the iframe --supporting the bolt fora guiding` the cloth fto said :dei/ice, a roll #supported in a l'hor'izontall position :at right angles tolsaid frame"operable:tovvind cloth thereon, and a member between-"said triangular -fd'evice and said roll vhaving a horizontal edge over which the cloth-iis drawn-by-ithelroll. Y
5. InY a machine of "the" character de` scribed, the combinatioirof Y'a'fraineV forzsupporting the Ebolt of lfolded cloth, veler'nents for revolublysupporting-said frame, a'Ltri- 11:5 angular Idevice adapted '-tofextend lbetween the Efoldszof the clo'thto4 unfold "and lspread apart thefoldedzcloth drawn thereovena guide lforguiding'the'cloth to *saidl device, Y a horizontal support for supporting the 120 cloth 'dravvnfrom-Said unfolding` idevice,1"a` measuring device 'operable to' place the unfolded'cloth =in layers of nearly 'the same measured lengths, lmechanism for l(,)perating said 'measuring device, and la tensioning "de- 125 vice /betweenfsaidy measuringideviee :and 'said horizontal support for tensioning and hold-V mgthe cloth'straight; l Y 4 E1naimachine"for'urfldingf'and meas# urmg cloth, Ythe :combination fof supports for supporting bolts of folded cloth of different widths, means for holding one of said supports in different adjustments relative to the other, a triangular device adapted to extend between the folds of the cloth to unfold the same, a measuring device for placing the unfolded cloth in layers of nearly the same measured lengths and for drawing the cloth from said supports, and tensioning devices between said measuring device and said triangulardevice for tensioning and holding the cloth straight.
7. In a machine of the character described, a frame adapted to support a bolt of folded cloth, a triangular device adapted to extend between the folds of the cloth and to unfold the cloth as it is drawn thereover, guides between said frame and said device for guiding the cloth so that the fold thereof will be at the apex of the triangular device, a measuring device for placing the cloth in layers of nearly the same measured lengths, means for connecting the clothto the measuring device, and means for actuating the measuring device to place the cloth thereon. y
8. A machine of the character described, comprising a support for the bolt of folded cloth, a triangular unfolding device adapted to extend between the folds of the cloth and unfold the same as the cloth is drawn thereover, a measuring device adapted to have the cloth placed thereon in layers of,Y
nearly the same measured lengths, means for connecting the cloth to said measuring device, means for actuating said measuring device to wind the cloth thereon, tensioning devices for tensioning and holding the cloth straight as it passes to the measuring device, and means n connection with the measuring device for indicating measured lengths of the cloth while the cloth is thereon.
9. In a machine of the character described, the combination of a Support for the bolt of folded cloth, a measuring device adapted to have the cloth placed thereon in layers of nearly the same measured 30pm o! this patent may be obtained for ve cents each, by addressing the Commissioner of Patents.
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US3105283A (en) * 1961-07-24 1963-10-01 Pernick David Machine for converting tubular fabric into a web of fabric
US3107814A (en) * 1961-02-27 1963-10-22 Hartford Tape & Label Inc Tape and label dispenser
US3253311A (en) * 1963-07-18 1966-05-31 Samcoe Holding Corp Apparatus for converting tubular knitted fabric to open width form
US3802035A (en) * 1972-03-24 1974-04-09 Burlington Industries Inc Apparatus for inspecting double knit fabric

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US3107814A (en) * 1961-02-27 1963-10-22 Hartford Tape & Label Inc Tape and label dispenser
US3105283A (en) * 1961-07-24 1963-10-01 Pernick David Machine for converting tubular fabric into a web of fabric
US3253311A (en) * 1963-07-18 1966-05-31 Samcoe Holding Corp Apparatus for converting tubular knitted fabric to open width form
US3802035A (en) * 1972-03-24 1974-04-09 Burlington Industries Inc Apparatus for inspecting double knit fabric

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