AT10718B

AT10718B - Innovations in devices for dyeing, bleaching or other treatment of yarn in Kötzern.

Info

Publication number: AT10718B
Authority: AT
Inventors: James Major; Thomas James Wood
Original assignee: James Major; Thomas James Wood
Priority date: 1900-11-10
Filing date: 1900-11-10
Publication date: 1903-02-10

Description

  

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   Österreichische PATENTSCHRIFT   Nr.   10718. 



  JAMES MAJOR UND THOMAS JAMES WOOD   IN ECCLES (ENGLAND).   
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   Vorliegende Erfindung botrifft Neuerungen an den in der Patentschrift Nr. 471   beschriebenen Vorrichtungen   ; doch sind diese Neuerungen auch bei anderen ähnlichen Vorrichtungen   anwendbar, bei welchen jeder Kötzer   einzeln auf einen Träger aufgesetzt wird,   der an) unteren Ende   einer   senkrechten   rotierenden Spindel befestigt ist, und in ein die 
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 Gefäss eingetancht wird.

   Der Zweck der Erfindung ist, die Leistung jener Vorrichtungen   I.   u verdoppeln, ohne ihre Anschaffungskosten erheblich zu erhöhen, weiters ein rasches und leichtes Abnhmen der Kötzerträger von den Spindeln zu gestatten und endlich   den Kötzer   
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 durch einen Stift d festgehalten wird, welcher an einem federnden, das untere Ende des Rohres a umfassenden Bügel e befestigt ist. wie Fig. 3 im wagrechten Schnitt zeigt : das 
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   federn, so kann man den Kötzer auf   sie aufschieben, worauf er sicher festgehalten wird : trotzdem kann man aber den Kötzer auch von den federnden Streifen abschieben.

   Man kann indessen auch andere Formen von Kötzerträgern. benützen und an der Spindel 
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 der   vorliegenden Erfindung für   den Fall gezeigt, wo blos ein   Kötzerträger   an einer Spindel von gewöhnlicher Länge befestigt werden soll. 
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   Austrian PATENT LETTER No. 10718.



  JAMES MAJOR AND THOMAS JAMES WOOD IN ECCLES (ENGLAND).
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   The present invention innovates the devices described in Patent Specification No. 471; but these innovations are also applicable to other similar devices in which each Kötzer is individually placed on a carrier which is attached to the lower end of a vertical rotating spindle, and into a die
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 Vessel is immersed.

   The purpose of the invention is to double the performance of those devices I. u without significantly increasing their acquisition costs, furthermore to allow the Kötzer carriers to be removed quickly and easily from the spindles and finally to the Kötzer
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 is held in place by a pin d which is attached to a resilient bracket e encompassing the lower end of the tube a. as Fig. 3 shows in horizontal section: that
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   feathers, so you can push the Kötzer onto it, whereupon it is securely held: but you can still push the Kötzer off the resilient strips.

   However, other forms of fecal carriers can also be used. use and on the spindle
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 of the present invention for the case where only a feces carrier is to be attached to a spindle of ordinary length.
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Claims

PATENT CLAIMS: 1. A device for dyeing, bleaching or otherwise treating yarn in Kötzern with liquids, characterized in that a sleeve (b) and Kötzerträger attached to this are attached to a vertical rotating spindle, of which the latter one upwards and the other after is directed downwards.

2. In a device for dyeing, bleaching or otherwise treating yarn in Kötzern with liquids, a cops spindle with resilient metal strips, characterized in that these resilient metal strips are formed from two pieces of semicircular or V-shaped cross-section, which with the convex Pages respectively

Wrap cantons lie against each other, whereby four channels are created inside the Kötzers, which allow the penetration of the liquid into the interior of the Kötzers, while the resilient metal strips only with the outer edges, i. H. are in contact with the yarn along a very small area.

3. A device for dyeing, bleaching or otherwise treating yarn in Kötzern with liquids, characterized in that a pin is used to connect the spindle to the sleeve or the Kötzerträger or the latter with the sleeve, which is inserted into a groove in the inner part engages and is attached to a resilient bracket (o, k) encompassing the outer part.