US1912250A

US1912250A - Bobbin winding device

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Publication number: US1912250A
Application number: US360942A
Authority: US
Inventors: Borletti Senatore
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1929-05-06
Filing date: 1929-05-06
Publication date: 1933-05-30
Anticipated expiration: 1950-05-30

Description

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BQBBIN WINDING DEVICE Filed May 6, 1929 Patented May so, 1933 PATENT oFFrcE SENATORE BOBLETTI, F MILAN, ITALY BOBBIN wmnnve DEVICE Application filed May 6, 1929. Serial No. 360,942.

It is well known that in the common prac tice of spinning artificial silk every time when a full bobbin is to be substituted by a new one on the spinning frame, the operator is obliged to cut by hand from the full bobbin the thread to be wound, in order to transfer it on the new bobbin; this operation causes a loss of time and subjects the thread to different tensions causing irregularities, often of considerable importance, in the number of the thread. As an example reference is made to Patent No. 1,659,483 of February 14, 1928 to G. Dennagemma.

The said inconvenience is avoided by the present invention which refers to a device intended to produce the automatic transfer of the thread or filament from a full bobbin to a new one and the detachment of the thread from the bobbin first mentioned on spinning frames for artificial silk.

The said device consists of the following parts:

(a) A revolving disc or the like on which are mounted two or morerotatable spindles supporting the bobbins successively employed, the said disc being turned as soon'as the bobbin has been filled through a certain angle, to put a new bobbin intheplace of the first one, the said new bobbin encountering and withdrawing during its displacement the thread or filament and the axis of each bobbin being provided behind the disc of a toothed wheel engaging a driving wheel carried by the machine, when the bobbin is in its working position.

(b) A toothed segment fixed on the machine, with which a'toot-hed wheel solid with the spindle supporting the filled bobbin is brought into engagement, during the rotation of the revolving disc and having the object to cause the bobbin to make a few turns in the opposite direction, in order to unroll some thread from it and to avoid thereby the tearing off of the thread passing on the new bobbin.

drawing,

(0) A thread or filament cutting member carried by a slidable support, in the form of a small frame vor the like, which after the displacement of thetwo bobbins is pushed forwards to cut the thread transferred on '3 the empty bobbin, and then returned-to its original position.

The device so formed maintains the tensicn of the thread constant during its transfer from one to another bobbin and acting automatically when both the turning movement of the revolving disc and the displacement of the filament cutting member are automatically produced, at a suitable time, the mechanism for driving the cutting memher being disposed in such a manner as to impart to the support carrying the same a reciprocating movement depending on the turning movementof the revolving disc carrying the rotatable spindles. 3

The object of the invention will be easily understood with reference to the attached showing by way of example, one of the ossible embodiments of the'said device, w en on the revolving disc only two bobbins are mounted. i

In the said drawing:

Fi l is a diagrammatic front view and part' iis'ection of the device in the position taken during the winding of the thread on a bobbin.

Fig. 2 is a similar side view of the device in the same position.

Figs. 3, 4, 5 and 6 represent. diagrammatically the front view of the, device in various stages of the passage ofthe thread. from a filled bobbin already parted from the machine to an empty bobbin beginning its work.

According to the drawing, reference character -1 is a revolving disc on which the rcvoluble spindles 6 and 8 supporting the bobbins -2 and -3- are mounted in such a manner as to be displaced at 180 from each other, the said disc turning and in what manner the same is to be peraround its axis 4; 5-+ is the toothed Wheel mounted on'the spindle 6; 7- is the toothed wheel mounted on the spindle 9 is the driving toothed wheel mounted on the spinning machine; 10+ is a toothed segment mounted on a fixed frame of the machine and having the object to turn somewhat the filled bobbin inopposite direction to disc -1, when a suitable toothed wheel 14 and --15 respectively sOlidWith the spindle supporting the bobbin engages during the movement of the disc 1- the said segment. 11- is the thread or filament cutting member, carried by a slidable support-12 movable on a guide rail '20 of the fixed frame of the thread or filament machine; 13 is the being wound on the bobbin.

In Figs. 1 and 2, 16 is an intermediate shaft which receives its movement from the shaft 4 through the transmission formed by the pulley 17 the belt 18 and the pulley 19, said intermediate shaft 16 driving in turn the shaft 21 through the transmission formed by the pulley 22, the belt 23 and the, pulley 24; 25 is a connecting rod mounted upon the cranked portion 26 of the shaft 21, said connecting rod 25 imparting a reciprocating movement to the slidable support 12.

The device above described operates as follows: After the bobbin 2- has been filled, the disc 1'- is turned by means similar to what is shown for instance in Patent No. 1,659,483 mentioned above to transfer the bobbin 2- to the place of bobbin 3 and vice-ver e, and the filament cutting member 11 is transferred from position I Fig. 5 to position II, causing the breaking of the thread 13- (Fig. 6).

It is to be understood that the details of construction of the device may vary from those described and illustrated without dcparting from the spirit of the invention.

Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said invention formed, I declare that what I claim is A device for eommutating the winding bobbin on a spinning frame for artificial silk, com rising a revolving member, a number 0 spindles rotatably mounted on said member, each spindle being designed to support a bobbin, a pair of toothed pinions rigidly secured on each of said spindles, a toothed driving wheel mounted upon the fixed frame of the machine and adapted to engage respectively with one of the toothed pinions-in each pain when in juxtaposition with said driving wheel, a toothed segment secured upon said fixed frame and adapted to engage with the other of the pinions in the second pair, these respective engagements of one pinion of one pair with said driving wheel and the other verse the path of a thread when said member revolves for changing the bobbins.

In testimony whereof afiix my signature. L

SEN ATORE BORLETTI.