US3768242A - Spindle for draw-twisting machines - Google Patents

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US3768242A
US3768242A US00246637A US3768242DA US3768242A US 3768242 A US3768242 A US 3768242A US 00246637 A US00246637 A US 00246637A US 3768242D A US3768242D A US 3768242DA US 3768242 A US3768242 A US 3768242A
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  • ABSTRACT A spindle, particularly for draw-twisting machines, designed for taking-up a detachable underwinding crown which can be placed on the spindle so that no rotation relative to the spindle occurs.
  • the underwinding crown is provided with vertically arranged fingers or rods forming envelope parts for taking up a thread during the underwinding phase and with an upper limiting ring surrounding a tube of a bobbin placed on the spindle. The outside diameter of the ring exceeds the envelope parts.
  • the spindle is designed for taking-up the upper limiting ring of the underwinding crown which is provided with elastic snap-on holding means, and is further provided with spreading means for spreading the elastically deformable envelope parts.
  • a lower limiting ring the outside diameter of which exceeds the envelope parts and which contains at least one recess for taking-up the free lower ends of the fingers or rods forming the envelope parts.
  • the present'invention relates to a new and improved construction of spindle, particularly for draw-twisting machines, designed for taking-up or housing a detachable underwinding crown which can be placed on the spindle so that there does not occur any rotation relative to the spindle, the underwinding crown being provided with vertically arranged fingers or rods forming envelope parts for taking-up a thread during the underwinding phase and with an upper limiting ring surrounding a tube of a bobbin placed on the spindle, the outside diameter of which ring exceeds the envelope parts.
  • a state-of-the-art spindle of the general type discussed above which is employed for spinning and twisting machines wherein the bobbin is connected with the spindle by means of a tapered seat, is designed such that an underwinding crown provided with a high collar surrounding the bottom of the bobbin and with an envelope which can consist of envelope parts formed by rods, has the underwinding crown detachably pressed onto a cylindrical portion of the spindle with a ringshaped clearance remaining free between the lower end of the collar and an upper flange of a spindle drive whorl.
  • this known spindle construction is not suited for use on draw-twisting machines. On such machines if the connection of the underwinding crown on the cylindrical portion of the spindle is merely effected tional forces of the clamping seat of the envelope or the envelope parts, is no longer sufficient to avoid rotation of the underwinding crown relative to the spindle, particularly if no thread is wound-on, so that under certain conditions the underwinding crown can-lift off.
  • thread material eg synthetic thread material wound onto the underwinding crown, due to shrinkage of such material which has a tendency towards shrinking, the envelope or the envelope parts respectively, can be pressed more intensively against the cylindrical portion of the spindle, so that the frictional force of the clamping seat is increased.
  • the spindle particularly for draw-twisting machines, designed for takingup a detachable underwinding crown which can be placed on the spindle so that no rotation relative to the spindle occurs, has the underwinding crown provided with vertically arranged fingers or rods forming envelope parts for taking up a thread during the underwinding phase, and, an upper limiting ring surrounding a tube of a bobbin placed on the spindle, the outside diameter of such ring exceeding the envelope parts.
  • the spindle is designed for taking-up the upper limiting ring of the underwinding crown provided with elastic snap-on holding means, and is further provided with spreading means for spreading the elastically deformable envelope parts.
  • a lower limiting ring the outside diameter of which exceeds the envelope parts, and which contains at least one recess for takingup the free lower ends of the rods forming the envelope parts.
  • a support member connected with the spindle shaft and surrounding the spindle in ring-shaped fashion and which can be designed for taking-up the upper limiting ring of the underwinding crown made e.g. from an elastically deformable synthetic material and which can be arranged on the lower limiting ring.
  • the upper limiting ring can be a flange which can be placed onto and removed from the support member without the use of tools.
  • the flange member is provided with a central bore and elastically deformable clamps arranged along the circumference of the bore which are provided for fitting or snapping-on in a corresponding recess in the support member.
  • the support member can be a hub or a ring on the spindle shaft possessing for instance a cylindrical outer surface, the outer diameter of which. is preferably smaller than an inside diameter of the envelope formed by the rods, so that the rods, the cross-section of which can be circular, semi-circular or rectangular, clear the hub or the ring on the spindle shaft.
  • the hub can be also a cone, the diameter of which at the top can be smaller than the'inner diameter of the envelope parts and increases towards the lower limiting ring so that it exceeds the inside diameter of the envelope parts.
  • the cylindrical hub at its end facing the lower limiting ring in the area of the free ends of the envelope rods can be provided with the spreading means in the form of a conical extension, the diameter of which increases in the direction of the lower limiting ring so that it exceeds the inside diameter of the envelope parts, the contour of which conical extension can be straight or curved, e.g. a convex or concave line. If e.g. there is provided a cylindrical ring on the spindle shaft then between such ring and the lower limiting ring there can be coaxially inserted a further ring as a spreading device, the outside diameter of which preferably exceeds the inside diameter of the envelope parts.
  • the rods are spread according to the taper of the hub, i.e., the spreading means is a portion of the conical hub.
  • the lower limiting ring can be a flange which can be arranged on the upper flange of a drive whorl of the spindle.
  • the lower limiting ring also can be the upper flange of the drive whorl itself with which the support member can be connected.
  • FIG. 1 is a partial front view of a spindle which is partially broken away to expose internal structure
  • FIG. 2 is a cross-section of an underwinding crown taken substantially along the line IIII of FIG. 3;
  • FIG. 3 illustrates the underwinding crown according to FIG. 2 as seen from below;
  • FIG. 4 is a front view of another embodiment of the spindle part shown in FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a further embodiment of the spindle part of FIG. 1 again partially broken away.
  • FIG. 1 On a' spindle shaft or blade 1 rotatable about its vertical central axis A a hub 2 with a flange 3 serving as a lower limiting ring is arranged directly above an upper flange 4 of a drive whorl 5.
  • the hub 2 conically enlarges towards the flange 3 and can be pressed onto the spindle shaft 1.
  • Underwinding crown 6 is provided with a flange 7 forming an upper limiting ring with a central bore 7' (FIGS.
  • the rods 8 form jacket or envelope parts or a partially interrupted envelope respectively of the underwinding crown 6.
  • the circumference of the central bore 7' is formed by a ring 9 protruding parallel to and in the same direction as the rods 8, so that a recess 10 is formed into which there can be inserted a head or rim ll of the hub 2.
  • a number of elastical clamps 12 are formed (FIGS. 2 and 3) which possess stops or cams 13 protruding radially into the recess 10 and engaging with a suitable groove 14 provided in the upper rim 11.
  • the underwinding crown 6 is secured axially and radially upon the hub 2, and thus is secured on the spindle shaft 1. Further, by means of the stops l3 engaging into or out of the groove 14 the underwinding crown 6 can be placed onto or removed from the spindle shaft or blade 1.
  • the upper flange 7 has an outside diameter D exceeding the outside diameter D of the envelope or jacket parts formed by the rods 8 of the underwinding crown in its dismantled or removed state, as best shown in FIG. 2.
  • the lower flange 3 the outside diameter of which is equal to the outside diameter D of the flange 7 (FIG. 1), is provided with radial recesses which extend in ring form as axially penetrating slots 17 suitable for receiving or taking-up the free rod ends 18.
  • the underwinding crown 6 with its inner bore 7, the upper rim of which forms an inclined surface 19, is placed on the head or top (not shown) of the spindle shaft or blade 1 and is permitted to drop downward.
  • the stops or cams I3 snap into the groove 14 and the underwinding crown 6 is centered on the rim 11.
  • the rods 8 with the rod ends 18 are slidingly guided on the cone 21 of the hub 2 and according to its taper angle a are spread at least at the hub base, the outside diameter D of the hub at the base of the cone 21 exceeding the inside diameter D, of the envelope or jacket parts.
  • a thread (not shown) is placed onto the spindle shaft 1 by means of a few wraps, whereupon a tube 20 is donned so that the thread is clamped between the tube 20 and the spindle shaft 1. Now the spindle brake (not shown) is released and the spindle 1 starts rotating slowly.
  • the spindle l Upon completion of the build-up of the bobbin 23 the spindle l is stopped, whereupon first the bobbin 23 is doffed and then the underwinding crown 6 is dismantled or removed. As the underwinding crown 6 is removed the rods 8, owing to their elasticity, move back as they no longer are spread by the conical hub 2 and again assume the original diameter D of the envelope parts as shown in FIG. 2. Since the thread material, possibly after shrinkage, of the waste bunch 22 can not follow the reduction in size of the outside diameter D to the diameter D, it is loosened at the rods 8 and can easily be removed without the use of tools, whereupon the underwinding crown is ready to be again placed onto the spindle.
  • FIG. 4 Another embodiment of the invention is shown in FIG. 4, wherein parts identical with the arrangement shown in FIG. 1 are indicated with the same numbers as in FIG. 1.
  • a support member instead of the conical hub 2 shown in FIG. 1, there is here provided a cylindrical hub 31 which, directly above an upper flange 32 of adrive whorl 33, is pressed onto and connected to the spindle shaft or blade 1.
  • An underwinding crown 34 which in the manner indicated in the embodiment depicted in FIG. 1, can be placed onto and detached from the hub 31, is provided with a flange 35 serving as an upper limiting ring and with rods 36 vertically arranged along the circumference of the hub 31.
  • These rods 36 again form a partially interrupted envelope or envelope parts respectively for taking up thread material during the underwinding phase.
  • the outside diameter F of the hub 31 is smaller than the inside diameter F of the envelope parts formed by the rods 36 which extend freely down along the hub 31.
  • a cone 37 Adjacent the end of the hub 31 facing the drive whorl 33 there is provided as a spreading device a cone 37, the diameter of which is enlarged in the direction of the flange 32, so that it exceeds the inside diameter F the generatrix or contour of the cone 37 constituting a convex line with respect to thecentral axis A.
  • the cone 37 merges into a ring-shaped groove 39 of the flange 32 provided for taking-up the free rod ends 40 which thus again are located below an upper surface 32' of the flange 32 facing the underwinding crown 36, so that no thread material can be trapped beneath the rod ends 40 during the underwinding phase.
  • the outside diameter F of which exceeds the outside diameter F of the spread envelope parts formed by the rods 36 there are provided equally spaced recesses 42 and 42' for entraining the thread, the recesses extending at an inclination towards the left and right and being suitable for either direction of spindle rotation. Operation is effected in the same manner as described for the embodiment considered with reference to FIG. 1.
  • the rods 36 are spread according to the contour 38 of the cone 37. Since the rods 36 also with their ends 40 do not touch the cylindrical hub 31 when the underwinding crown 34 is mounted or dismantled, owing to the smaller outside diameter F, of the hub 31, the mounting and removal of the underwinding crown 34 is thus facilitated since no friction of the rods 36 on the hub 31 need be overcome, there need be only undertaken disengagement of the clamping of the flange 35 from the hub 31 (cf. FIG. 1). Moreover, the shape of the hub 31 can provide manufacturing advantages as its cylindrical surface must not be smoothed, particularly for reducing friction forces.
  • a support member there can be used a cylindrical ring 51 on the spindle shaft instead of the hubs 2 and 31 shown in FIGS. 1 or 4 respectively, and such has been shown in a further example illustrated in FIG. 5, wherein parts identical to those shown in FIG. 1 being generally indicated with the same reference characters as used in FIG. 1.
  • the ring 51 can be pressed onto the spindle shaft or blade 1 and contains ahead 11 formed in the same manner as shown in FIG. 1, this head serving for taking up the underwinding crown 6.
  • aring-shaped flange 52 of a drive whorl of the spindle 1 which flange 52 on its upper surface 52 facing the ring 51 contains a ringshaped groove 54 extending along the full circumference.
  • the rod ends 18 extend into such recessed groove 54.
  • the outside diameter G, of the support ring 51 is smaller than the inside diameter G of the envelope parts formed by the rods 8 of the underwinding crown 6.
  • a spreading ring 55 serving as a spreading device for the rods 8, the outside diameter G of which exceeds the inside diameter G of the envelope parts of the underwinding crown 6.
  • the rods 8, if the underwinding crown 6 is mounted, are then spread according to the outside diameter 6;, of the spreading ring 55.
  • Also in this example for placing or removing the underwinding crown 6 substantially only the frictional force of the clamps 12 with their stops 13 must'be overcome since the rods 8 frictionally slide only along ring 55.
  • the rods 8 elastically swing back so that the thread wound onto the rods 8 is loosened.
  • the inventive spindle presents the advantage that not only is the underwinding crown securely entrained if the spindle is rotated, but also mounting and removal of the underwinding crown can be facilitated. It is a further advantage that owing to the spreading device the spread rods form a waste cone, the envelope parts of which after removal of the'underwinding crown elastically swing back to a smaller outside diameter, so that the thread material taken-up during the underwinding phase is loosened and can be easily removed by hand. In this manner not only the elimination of thread waste can be simplified but also operating time can be saved, since for instance for eliminating the waste bunch no additional tools must be prepared and used, so that the underwinding crown can be readied for re-use within a very short period of time.
  • a spindle construction particularly for drawtwisting machines, comprising a spindle means for receiving a tube of a bobbin, a detachable underwinding crown which can be placed on the spindle means such that there does not occur any rotation relative to said spindle means, said underwinding crown being provided with substantially vertically arranged means forming elastically deformable envelope parts for taking-up a thread during the underwinding phase, an upper limiting ring provided for said underwinding crown and surrounding the tube of a bobbin placed upon the spindle means, the outside diameter of said upper limiting ring exceeding the diameter of said envelope parts,said upper limiting ring of said underwinding crown being provided with elastic snap-on holding means and said spindle means having means cooperating with said holding means for mounting said detachable underwinding crown at said spindle means such that no relative rotational movement occurs between said underwinding crown and said spindle means, spreading means for spreading said elastically deformable envelope parts, a lower limiting ring having
  • said spindle means comprises a spindle shaft, a support member connected with said spindle shaft in substantially ring-shaped fashion about said spindle means for connecting said underwinding crown, said spreading means being arranged within said envelope parts in ring-shaped fashion about said spindle means, said spreading means having an outside diameter exceeding an inside diameter of said envelope parts.
  • said upper limiting ring comprises a flange having a central recess
  • said support member being provided with a substantially ring-shaped upper part Shaped substantially in accordance with the central recess of said upper limiting ring, said support member being provided with a recess
  • said elastic snap-on holding means comprising clamps distributively arranged about said central recess, said clamps having stop means engaging with said recess of said support memher.
  • said spindle means comprises a spindle shaft, a substantially conical hub connected with said spindle shaft for mounting said underwinding crown, the diameter of said conical hub enlarging towards said lower limiting ring provided with said recess, said spreading means constituting a portion of said conical hub, the diameter of which exceeds an inside diameter of said envelope parts.
  • spindle means comprises a spindle shaft, a substantially cylindrical hub for mounting the underwinding crown, the outside diameter of said cylindrical hub being smaller than an inside diameter of said envelope parts, said spreading means comprising a cone, the diameter of which in the direction of said lower limiting ring provided with said recess exceeds an inside diameter of said envelope parts.
  • said spindle means comprises a spindle shaft, a ring connected with said spindle shaft for mounting said underwinding crown, the outside diameter of said ring being smaller than an inside diameter of the envelope parts
  • said spreading means comprising a spreading ring connected with said spindle shaft between said ring and said lower limiting ring, the outside diameter of said spreading ring exceeding an inside diameter of said envelope parts.

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