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- WITNESSES INVENTOH MW? I @W I A TTOHNE Y.
- My invention relates to certain improvements in knitting machines in which the cam ring is provided with a removable segment, or where the entire ring is divided into a number of segments, and its object is to so construct the cam ring that the segment or segments may be readily removed when it becomes necessary to gain access to the needles on any portion of the needle cylinder to make examinations or repairs.
- Figure 1 is a sectional elevation on the line 1--1
- Fig. 2 of sufiicient of a circular knitting machine to illustrate my invention.
- Fig. 2 is a plan View of the cam ring'and its supporting gear
- Fig. 3 is a detached perspective view of one of the cam segments.
- A represents the base of an ordinary form of circular knitting machine, of small diameter, to which is secured the needle cylinder (not shown).
- the base is provided, as usual, with a circular guideway for a cam ring 0, having cams for actuating the needles of the cylinder, and provided with a bevel gear 0, which engages a driving pinion for rotating the same.
- the present invention is designed more es pecially for use in connection with machines &c., and as described in the above mentioned patent.
- the cam ring is divided into any desired number of segments 0, two in the present instance, which form, when in position, a continuous circular ring. Each section may be removed from its position without disturbing the other section or sections, and each is in-' dependently secured to a base ring D, preferably formed integral with the bevel gear C. Secured to, or formed integral with, these segments are the upper sections 0', of the operating cams, that is, that portion of the cam above the groove traversed by the needle bits, and this portion of the cam moves in a vertical direction with the segment of the cam ring to which it is attached when the latter is removed, and the needle bits, being below the section 0, of the cam, will not interfere with this upward movement.
- That section 0 of the cams, below the path of the needle bits, is separate from the main cam ring, and when the latter is removed, the section a may be moved out into the space left between the base ring D, and the needle cylinder, or, in some cases it may not be necessary to move it from its normal position.
- These lower sections of the operating cams are held to the segments 0 by screws 01 which extend through the base ring, the segments, and the said lower sections 0 and it is only necessary to employ,
- the orifice made for the passage of the screw d, through the cam segment may be continued in the form of a slot extending to the lower edge of the segment as shown in dottcdlines in Fig. 3, so that 'to'remove the: latter it will merely be necessary to loosen the holding screw cl suflicient to permit the withdrawal of the segment, and afterward the lower section may be drawn into-the space'between the base ring and the needle cylinder, by means of the screw d.
- a cam ringforknitting machines having; atremovable-segment,-operating cams formed l in two sections, situated respectivelyabove :andbelowthe needlebits andforming agroove in which such needle :bits may travehthe lower of suchpsections being. detachablyconnected to the removable-segment, and ithe. np-; per of :such sections being: secured to l the. removable segment, substantially as specified. 2.
- Anamring forknitting machines having a :removable: segment, qperatingiflams formed in two sections, situated respectively above and below theneedle bits and forming a groove in which snchneedle bits may travel, the lowerof, such-sectionsbeing detachably con- .nected to l the removable; segmentyandthe upper ofisuchlsections being secured to thememovable segment, and said cam ringhaving, also atbase ringforminga wrearsnpportingi a base ring forminga ,rear supporting wall forthe segment andto which it is secured, sub- .-stantially:asspecified.
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L. 'N. D. WILLIAMS.
KNITTING MACHINE r 1 Patented Aug. 22, 1893.
WITNESSES: INVENTOH MW? I @W I A TTOHNE Y.
UNITED STATES PATENT OF ICE.
LOUIS N. D. W'ILLIAMS, OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, ASSIGNOR OF ONE-HALF TO ROBERT W. SCOTT, OF SAME PLACE.
KNITTING-MACHINE.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 503,922, dated August 22, 1893.
Application filed May 17, 1893. Serial No. 474,622. (No model.)
To all whom it may concern.-
Be it known that I, LOUIS N. D. WILLIAMS, a citizen of theUnited States, residingat Philadelphia, in the county of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Knitting- Machines; and I do declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, and to the letters of reference marked thereon, which form a part of this specification.
My invention relates to certain improvements in knitting machines in which the cam ring is provided with a removable segment, or where the entire ring is divided into a number of segments, and its object is to so construct the cam ring that the segment or segments may be readily removed when it becomes necessary to gain access to the needles on any portion of the needle cylinder to make examinations or repairs.
In the accompanying drawings: Figure 1, is a sectional elevation on the line 1--1, Fig. 2 of sufiicient of a circular knitting machine to illustrate my invention. Fig. 2, is a plan View of the cam ring'and its supporting gear, and Fig. 3, is a detached perspective view of one of the cam segments.
Referring to the drawings, A represents the base of an ordinary form of circular knitting machine, of small diameter, to which is secured the needle cylinder (not shown). The base is provided, as usual, with a circular guideway for a cam ring 0, having cams for actuating the needles of the cylinder, and provided with a bevel gear 0, which engages a driving pinion for rotating the same.
In the accompanyingdrawings all unnecessary portions of the machine irrelative to the invention, have been omitted for the sake of clearness, and for further details of construction, reference is to be had to Letters Patent of the United States, numbered 421,147, granted to Robert W. Scott and Louis N. D. Williams on the 11th day of February, 1890.
The present invention is designed more es pecially for use in connection with machines &c., and as described in the above mentioned patent.
The cam ring is divided into any desired number of segments 0, two in the present instance, which form, when in position, a continuous circular ring. Each section may be removed from its position without disturbing the other section or sections, and each is in-' dependently secured to a base ring D, preferably formed integral with the bevel gear C. Secured to, or formed integral with, these segments are the upper sections 0', of the operating cams, that is, that portion of the cam above the groove traversed by the needle bits, and this portion of the cam moves in a vertical direction with the segment of the cam ring to which it is attached when the latter is removed, and the needle bits, being below the section 0, of the cam, will not interfere with this upward movement. That section 0 of the cams, below the path of the needle bits, is separate from the main cam ring, and when the latter is removed, the section a may be moved out into the space left between the base ring D, and the needle cylinder, or, in some cases it may not be necessary to move it from its normal position. These lower sections of the operating cams are held to the segments 0 by screws 01 which extend through the base ring, the segments, and the said lower sections 0 and it is only necessary to employ,
a single screw for each segment, or, where the clear space is then left between the base ring we D and theneedle cylinder ta permit its lateral movement from under the needle bits. in some cases the orifice made for the passage of the screw d, through the cam segment may be continued in the form of a slot extending to the lower edge of the segment as shown in dottcdlines in Fig. 3, so that 'to'remove the: latter it will merely be necessary to loosen the holding screw cl suflicient to permit the withdrawal of the segment, and afterward the lower section may be drawn into-the space'between the base ring and the needle cylinder, by means of the screw d. I Having'thus described my invention,what I claim, and desire to secure byLetters Patent, is 1..A cam ringforknitting machines, having; atremovable-segment,-operating cams formed l in two sections, situated respectivelyabove :andbelowthe needlebits andforming agroove in which such needle :bits may travehthe lower of suchpsections being. detachablyconnected to the removable-segment, and ithe. np-; per of :such sections being: secured to l the. removable segment, substantially as specified. 2. Anamring forknitting machines, having a :removable: segment, qperatingiflams formed in two sections, situated respectively above and below theneedle bits and forming a groove in which snchneedle bits may travel, the lowerof, such-sectionsbeing detachably con- .nected to l the removable; segmentyandthe upper ofisuchlsections being secured to thememovable segment, and said cam ringhaving, also atbase ringforminga wrearsnpportingi a base ring forminga ,rear supporting wall forthe segment andto which it is secured, sub- .-stantially:asspecified.
4. A cam ring having a removable segment, operating camsformed in ,twolsections,-situated respectively above :andlbelow. the :needle ,bitsand .forminga groove in=whicht such meezdle bits. may travel,the lowerof rSllGll sections being. detachablytconnected :tothe removable segment, and the upperof such sectionsbe- ,ingsecuredto the immovable segment, said ,cam -;ring )having also ,a base ringforming ,a .rearsupport for such segment, anda-securing ,screw extending through such base ring, the .segmenn-and the lower section of .the operat- ,ing cam, substantially as specified.
In. testimony whereof ,Iafiixmy-signature in presence of two witnesses.
. .INo. E. PARKER, .11. GORDON MeOoUcH.
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