US475380A

US475380A - Frederick baynes and joshua whalley

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Publication number: US475380A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1892-05-24
Anticipated expiration: 1909-05-24

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F. BAYNES 8: J. WHALLEY. SHUTTLE BINDER FOR LOOMS.

No. 475,380. I PatentedMay 24, 1892.

Ahovneg UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

FREDERICK BAYN ES AND JOSHUA WHALLEY, OF BLACKBURN, ENGLAND; SAID BAYNES ASSIGNOR TO SAID VVHALLEY.

SHUTTLE-BINDER FOR LOOMS.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 475,380, dated May 24, 1892.

Application filed May 15, 1891. Serial No. 392,861. (No model.) Patented in England September 5, 1889, No. 13,965.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that we, FREDERICK BAYNES and JOSHUA \VHALLEY, both of Blackburn, in the county of Lancaster, England, have jointly invented certain new and useful Improvements in Shuttle-Binders for-Looms, (for which we have obtained Letters Patent in Great Britain, No. 13,965, dated September 5, 1889;) and we do hereby declare the following specification, taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, forming a part of the same, to be a description thereof.

This invention relates to improvements in the binders or swells of shuttleboxes of looms forweaving and to the mountingof such swells, the objects of the invention being to render the swell more durable and effective than those heretofore generally used and to enable the swell to be easily applied to and removed from the shuttle-box when occasion requires.

The invention consists in certain features of construction and arrangement hereinafter described and claimed.

Referring to the drawings, Figure 1 represents a rear view of a part of the shuttle-box of a loom with our improved swell applied thereto. Fig. 2 shows a vertical transverse section on line A B of Fig. 1, the shuttle being shown in the race, but not boxed. Fig. 3 is a similar sectional view showing the shuttle boxed and engaged by the swell. Fig. 4 shows in perspective the swell and its hangerarm and a pin upon which the same may be hooked or mounted. Fig. 5 represents a rear view of a part of a shuttle-box, the swell, and its hanger-arm, the latter being mounted in a modified way; and Fig. 6 shows a vertical transverse section on line C D of Fig. 5,illustrating the modification more clearly.

The swell 1 is composed of metal cast or formed into proper shape, its face 2 being curved or rounded longitudinally, as shown in Fig. l. By means of a lug or block 3 the swell is connected with the hanger-arm 4, the swell, lug, and arm being integral if made of cast metal. Preferably the upper end 5 of the hanger-arm is made hook shape, so as readily to pass over a pin 6, which pin is supported by two ears or brackets 7, secured to the lathe, as by being attached by screws to the back board 8 of the shuttle-box, as shown in Fig. 1. By constructing the hanger-arm4 so thatit can be hooked upon the pivotal support or pin 6 aswell can be easily and quickly applied to and removed from the shuttle-box when desired.

The back board 8 of the shuttle-box is furnished with a slot or opening 9, in which the swell can swing bodily in aplane transversely of the shuttle-box on the supporting pin 6, and a flat or blade spring 10 is made to bear upon the arm 4. to press the swell inward at all times. The normal or inward position of the swell may be governed by the contact of fingers 12 upon its end with the board 8 or by contact of the free end of the armdwith said board, as will be readily understood. WVheu the shuttle l1 enters the shuttle-box from the race, that side of the shuttle nearest the swell comes into engagement with the face of the swell and pushes the swell out, as shown in Fig. 3, the swell acting to check the momentum of the shuttle and bring it to rest in the box. Vhen the shuttle is boxed, as shown in Fig. 3, it will be seen that the face of the swell bears upon the upper edge 13 of the shuttle, that the face of the swell is inclined, and its upper edge overhangs the shuttle, thereby pressing and holding the shuttle to the bottom of the box and preventingit from flying out.

In place of making the upper end of the hanger-arm 4 hook shape, said end may bein the form of a sleeve 14, as shown in Figs. 5 and 6,and a pin l5,secured to an car 16, pass through the bore of said sleeve into an car 17, the said ears being secured to the lathe, as by screws passing into the backboard 8 of the shuttle-box. To detach the swell when thus mounted, it is only necessary to remove the ear 17, press the swell outward, and slide it off the pin 15.

By hinging or mounting the swell so that it will bodily swing in aplane transversely of the shuttle-box it has been found that less power is required to be applied to the picker-stafi to force the shuttle out of the box to make a flight than when, as in the old form, the swell is pivoted at one of its ends to swing horizontally in the arc of a circle. The pressure poses specified.

2. The combination, with the shuttle-box, of the swell 1, having the hanger'arm 4, a supporting-pin upon which said arm is pivoted so that the swell swings bodily in a plane transversely of the shuttle-box, as described, and a spring for pressing the swell toward the shuttle, the swell being arranged with relation to the shuttle, as described, so that when the shuttle is boxed the upper edge of the swell will overhang the shuttle, and thereby hold it to the bottom of the box, substantially as set forth.

3. The combination, with the shuttle-box, of the swell 1, provided with a hanger-arm 4, having a hook-shaped upper end, a supporting-pin 6, upon which the upper end of said arm is hooked or hung so that the swell will swing bodily in a plane transversely of the shuttle-box, as described, and a spring for pressing the swell toward the shuttle, the said swell being arranged with relation to the shuttle, as described, sot-hat when the shuttle is boxed the upper edge of the swell will overhang the shuttle, and thereby hold it to the bottom of the box, substantially as described.

4. The combination, with the shuttleoand the shuttle-box back board 8, provided with the slot 9, of the swell 1,' having a convexfaced member 2, provided with laterally-projecting ends 12 to engage the box back and limit the inward movement of the swell, the h an gar-arm 4, integral with the swell and having a hook-shapedupper end, the supportingpin 6, upon which said hanger-arm is removably hooked, and a spring 10 for pressing the swell inward toward the shuttle, substantially as described.

FRED. BAYN ES. JOSHUA VVHALLE Y.

Witnesses:

JAMES SAGAR, ALBERT SAGAR,

Both of Blackburn.