DE113643C - - Google Patents

Description

A French round loom made by the. Claims 3 and 5 of patent 112873, characterized in that the guide sinkers (p) of the thread guides (a) used to lay the warp threads (k ) in "perpendicular" guide slots (H ¹ ) on the outside of the row of needles and with it uniformly rotating wreath (r) are mounted, so the thread guides ascend and descend vertically as they move through the eccentric (e) and bring the chain threads in a vertical position onto the chair needles.

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Claims (1)

IMPERIAL PATENT OFFICE. CLASS 25 a. Warp threads. In the circular knitting chair protected by the main patent 112873, the guide plates ρ of the thread guides α that effect the laying of the warp threads are mounted in "inclined" incisions ii ^{1 of} the ring r receiving them, so that they are in a somewhat inclined position relative to the vertical plane. move up and down at a certain "angle for the purpose of laying the chain thread on the chair needles; these sinkers ρ thus describe a path influenced by two sides. This movement of the sinkers ρ can be achieved when using a. Simplify the Prefsrades d in the manner of Fig. 26 of the main patent in such a way that the guide slots (H 1, ^{Fig. 1 of the} accompanying drawing) are cut "perpendicularly" into the rim r, so that the sinkers ρ with the thread guides a are perpendicular Position to the chair needles η come. During the movement of the sinkers through the curved guide e (FIGS. 1 and 2), the thread guides then assume the positions shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 and thus always bring the warp threads k
Needles n. in a vertical position on the