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US1907695A US567721A US56772131A US1907695A US 1907695 A US1907695 A US 1907695A US 567721 A US567721 A US 567721A US 56772131 A US56772131 A US 56772131A US 1907695 A US1907695 A US 1907695A
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65HHANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H49/00Unwinding or paying-out filamentary material; Supporting, storing or transporting packages from which filamentary material is to be withdrawn or paid-out
    • B65H49/18Methods or apparatus in which packages rotate
    • B65H49/20Package-supporting devices
    • B65H49/30Swifts or skein holders
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65HHANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
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    • B65H2701/30Handled filamentary material
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  • This invention relates to the provisionl of an improved reel to be used in the handling of skeins.
  • a further object of this invention is to provide a reel with suitable means to prevent the carrier arms from rotating.
  • the ligure is a side elevation of the reel, certain parts thereof being shown in cross section.
  • Each carrier arm consists of a single length of wire, having one end 11 secured in a socket 12 provided in the hub 13, which is fixedly mounted on an axle or shaft, 14.
  • the wire is bent, as shown at 15, at an angle to the axle or shaft and extends outwardly a substantial distance therefrom.
  • the wire is then formed with outwardly bent portions 16 which serve to hold a skein on the carrier arm 17 located therebetween.
  • the other end 18 of the wire extends at an angle toward the axle, crossing the portion 15 of the wire, and is then bent as shown at 19, the end of the wire fitting into a socket 20 formed in a hub 21 movably mounted on the axle or shaft.
  • the hub 21 comprises an elongated hollow member having formed at one end a handle .-,or knob 22. Located within the hollow member is a spring 23 bearing against a ring 24 which may be adjustably secured to the axle or shaft. A cover 25 is provided for the end of the hub and is provided with a detent 26, the end of which is located in a groove 27 formed in the axle or shaft. By this construction the hub is prevented from rotating on the axle or shaft.
  • the hub 21 When it is desired to collapse the reel the hub 21 is moved away from the hub 13, causing the portions 15 and 18 of the Wire carrier members to be moved near the axle or shaft, and thus decreasing the diameter of the reel.
  • the reel may be readily collapsed, and if the crossed portions of the carrier arms are of the same length the carrier arms will remain parallel during their movement toward the axle, or shaft. By making one of these longer than the other, one end of the reel will be, when in collapsed condition, nearer to the axle or shaft than the other. Such construction is sometimes preferable when handling small skeins such as those produced by the pot-spinning process.
  • a collapsible reel comprising in combination, an axle, a hub xedly secured thereto, a hub movably secured thereto at a distance from said fixed hub, carrier members secured to said hubs, each member comprising a wire having one end secured to said fixed hub and bent to form a portion extending angularly from said axle, a carrier portion, a. portion extending toward said movable hub and crossing said first mentioned portion, and the other end of said wire being secured to said movable hub, the said carrier members being collapsed upon movement of the movable hub away from the fixed hub.
  • a collapsible reel comprising, in combination, an axle, a hub ixedly secured thereto, a hub movably secured thereto at a distance from said fixed hub, carrier members secured to said hubs, each member comprising a wire having one end secured to said lixed hub and bent to form a portion extending angularly from said axle, a carrier portion, a ortion extending toward said movable hu and crossing said first mentioned portion, and the other end of said wire being secured to said movable hub, the said carrier members being collapsed uponmovement of the movable hubv away from the fixed hub, and means associated with saidl movable hub to return said carrier members to normal position.
  • a collapsible reel comprising, in combination an axle, a hub fixedly 'secured thereto, va hub movably secured thereto at adistance from said fixed hub, carrier members secured to said hubs, each member comprising a Wire having one end secured to said fixed hub and bent to form a portion extending angularly from said axle, a carrier portion, a portion extending toward said movable hub and crossing said first mentioned portion, at a point half way along the length thereof, the other end of said wire being secured to said movable hub, the said carrier members being collapsed upon movement of thel movable hub.
  • a collapsible reel comprising, in combination an axle, a hub fixedly secured thereto, a hubA movably secured thereto at a distance from said fixed hub, carrier members ⁇ secured to said hubs, each member compris- 1 lng a wire having one end secured to said.
  • a collapsible reel comprising, in combination an axle, a hub fixedly7 secured theresaid carr1er members being collapsed upon movement of the movable hub.
  • a collapsible reel comprising in combination, an axle provided at one end with a groove, a hub fixedly secured to said axle at the other end thereof, a hub movabl)7 mounted on said axle and provided with means, engaging in said groove to prevent rotation of said movable hub, carrier members secured to said hubs, each member comprising a wire having one end secured to said fixed hub and bent to form a portion extending toward said movable hub and crossing said first mentioned portion at a length thereof, the other end o said wire bein secured to said movable hub, the said carr1er members bein collapsed upon movement of the movable ub.

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May 9, 1933. E, WITTE 1,907,695
REEL
Filed 0G11. 8, 1951 3yr/vanto@ Patented May 9, 1933 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE EBHAED WITTE, 0F BERLIN-LIGHTERFELDE, GERMANY, ABSIGNOB TO AMERICAN GLANZSTOFF CORPORATION, 0F NEW YORK, N. Y., A CORPORATION OF DELAWARE anni.
Application led October B, 1931, Serial No. 567,721, and in Germany January 13. 1831.
This invention relates to the provisionl of an improved reel to be used in the handling of skeins.
It is an object of this invention to provide a reel which may be easily collapsed.
More particularly, it is an object of this invention to provide a reel whose dlameter may be reduced so that a skein of artificial silk or other material may be readily placed thereon for treatment and afterward removed therefrom.
A further object of this invention is to provide a reel with suitable means to prevent the carrier arms from rotating.
These and other objects of this invention will become more apparent from a perusal of the following description and a study of the drawing in which:
The ligure is a side elevation of the reel, certain parts thereof being shown in cross section.
Referring now to the drawing, there is shown a reel comprising a plurality of carrier arms 10. Each carrier arm consists of a single length of wire, having one end 11 secured in a socket 12 provided in the hub 13, which is fixedly mounted on an axle or shaft, 14. The wire is bent, as shown at 15, at an angle to the axle or shaft and extends outwardly a substantial distance therefrom.
v The wire is then formed with outwardly bent portions 16 which serve to hold a skein on the carrier arm 17 located therebetween. The other end 18 of the wire extends at an angle toward the axle, crossing the portion 15 of the wire, and is then bent as shown at 19, the end of the wire fitting into a socket 20 formed in a hub 21 movably mounted on the axle or shaft.
The hub 21 comprises an elongated hollow member having formed at one end a handle .-,or knob 22. Located within the hollow member is a spring 23 bearing against a ring 24 which may be adjustably secured to the axle or shaft. A cover 25 is provided for the end of the hub and is provided with a detent 26, the end of which is located in a groove 27 formed in the axle or shaft. By this construction the hub is prevented from rotating on the axle or shaft.
When it is desired to collapse the reel the hub 21 is moved away from the hub 13, causing the portions 15 and 18 of the Wire carrier members to be moved near the axle or shaft, and thus decreasing the diameter of the reel.
From the above description it is obvious that the reel may be readily collapsed, and if the crossed portions of the carrier arms are of the same length the carrier arms will remain parallel during their movement toward the axle, or shaft. By making one of these longer than the other, one end of the reel will be, when in collapsed condition, nearer to the axle or shaft than the other. Such construction is sometimes preferable when handling small skeins such as those produced by the pot-spinning process.
Although the invention has been described with reference to the specific embodiment disclosed, it is to be understood that the invention is not specifically limited thereto, but may be varied in many details without departing from the spirit of the invention or the scope of the a pended claims.
What is claime 1s:
1. A collapsible reel comprising in combination, an axle, a hub xedly secured thereto, a hub movably secured thereto at a distance from said fixed hub, carrier members secured to said hubs, each member comprising a wire having one end secured to said fixed hub and bent to form a portion extending angularly from said axle, a carrier portion, a. portion extending toward said movable hub and crossing said first mentioned portion, and the other end of said wire being secured to said movable hub, the said carrier members being collapsed upon movement of the movable hub away from the fixed hub.
2. A collapsible reel comprising, in combination, an axle, a hub ixedly secured thereto, a hub movably secured thereto at a distance from said fixed hub, carrier members secured to said hubs, each member comprising a wire having one end secured to said lixed hub and bent to form a portion extending angularly from said axle, a carrier portion, a ortion extending toward said movable hu and crossing said first mentioned portion, and the other end of said wire being secured to said movable hub, the said carrier members being collapsed uponmovement of the movable hubv away from the fixed hub, and means associated with saidl movable hub to return said carrier members to normal position.
3; A collapsible reel comprising, in combination an axle, a hub fixedly 'secured thereto, va hub movably secured thereto at adistance from said fixed hub, carrier members secured to said hubs, each member comprising a Wire having one end secured to said fixed hub and bent to form a portion extending angularly from said axle, a carrier portion, a portion extending toward said movable hub and crossing said first mentioned portion, at a point half way along the length thereof, the other end of said wire being secured to said movable hub, the said carrier members being collapsed upon movement of thel movable hub.
4. A collapsible reel comprising, in combination an axle, a hub fixedly secured thereto, a hubA movably secured thereto at a distance from said fixed hub, carrier members` secured to said hubs, each member compris- 1 lng a wire having one end secured to said.
fixed hub and bent to form a portion extending angularly from said axle, a carrier portion, a portion extending toward said movable hub and crossing said first mentioned portion at a point half Way along the length thereof, the other end of said Wire belng secured to said movable hub, the said carrier members being collapsed upon movement of the movable hub, and means associated with said movable hub to return said carrier members to normal position.
5. A collapsible reel comprising, in combination an axle, a hub fixedly7 secured theresaid carr1er members being collapsed upon movement of the movable hub.
6. A collapsible reel comprising in combination, an axle provided at one end with a groove, a hub fixedly secured to said axle at the other end thereof, a hub movabl)7 mounted on said axle and provided with means, engaging in said groove to prevent rotation of said movable hub, carrier members secured to said hubs, each member comprising a wire having one end secured to said fixed hub and bent to form a portion extending toward said movable hub and crossing said first mentioned portion at a length thereof, the other end o said wire bein secured to said movable hub, the said carr1er members bein collapsed upon movement of the movable ub.
In testimony whereof I afiix my signature.
' ERHARD WITTE.
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