Patents Assigned to Benninger AG
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Patent number: 8102131Abstract: The invention relates to a yarn-tensioning device for producing a specific thread pull on a thread (5) that is unwound from a winding point (7) of a creel (2) and is guided to a warping machine arrangement (1). Said yarn-tensioning device comprises a rotating body (18) which is at least partially wound round by threads and an electric motor (19) which is connected to the rotation body. Said motor (19) is equipped with at least one brake transistor (20) for discharging excess energy produced when the generator of the motor is operated, said brake transistor being able to convert generator energy, arising when the generator is operated, into heat.Type: GrantFiled: May 3, 2007Date of Patent: January 24, 2012Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Alfred Jakob, Andreas Kleiner
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Patent number: 7325283Abstract: The invention relates to a method for thread distribution in a warping frame (1) which comprises a yarn package (2) for coiling a coil consisting of a plurality of threads (18). According to said method, a warp for producing a thread crossing or thread separation is produced, while the yarn package rotates, at the start and/or the end of a coil in a circumferential area of the yarn package (2) using warp shedding combs (40, 40a, 40b) disposed in the circumferential area of the coil (2). A partial element, especially a partial thread (49) or an auxiliary crossing rod (34, 56) is introduced into the open warp (51) while the yarn package rotates.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2005Date of Patent: February 5, 2008Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Richard Storchenegger, Lukas Kunz
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Publication number: 20040083587Abstract: During the relative displacement between a warping stand with a warping drum and a beaming stand with a warp beam for rewinding a thread group, mutual support takes place at a supporting bearing. In this way, very high warp tensions can be adopted, without the risk that the warping stand will tilt and without the latter having to be loaded with additional weights.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 25, 2003Publication date: May 6, 2004Applicant: Benninger AGInventors: Stefan Hane, Horst Ulbrich
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Publication number: 20030110606Abstract: When winding individual warp strip sections, the ends of the warp strips are fixed onto the surface of the same section at least at two adjacent warp strip sections. At each second warp strip section, a base element is attached to the warp strip, onto which the ends of the warp strip, by means of connecting elements mounted thereon, can be adhered. The time required for attaching the base elements is thus reduced.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 13, 2002Publication date: June 19, 2003Applicant: Benninger AGInventor: Marcel Spring
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Patent number: 6513748Abstract: At least one thread tension sensor for each thread is provided on a winding machine. The actual value of thread tension is measured for each thread. The actual value is compared with a specified value in a comparator device and, in the event of a deviation being determined between the actual value and the specified value, a drive motor is actuated to adjust the thread brake of the thread concerned. This arrangement allows for the maintaining of a constant thread tension by a control circuit. The thread tension sensor can be used not only to control the thread tension, but also to monitor the specified thread tension range, and as a thread break monitor.Type: GrantFiled: May 4, 2001Date of Patent: February 4, 2003Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Hans-Peter Zeller, Manfred Bollen, Anton Spari, Stefan Häne
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Patent number: 6511011Abstract: At least one thread tension sensor for each thread is provided on a winding machine. The actual value of thread tension is measured for each thread. The actual value is compared with a specified value in a comparator device and, in the event of a deviation being determined between the actual value and the specified value, a drive motor is actuated to adjust the thread brake of the thread concerned. This arrangement allows for the maintaining of a constant thread tension by a control circuit. The thread tension sensor can be used not only to control the thread tension, but also to monitor the specified thread tension range, and as a thread break monitor.Type: GrantFiled: May 4, 2001Date of Patent: January 28, 2003Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Hans-Peter Zeller, Manfred Bollen, Anton Spari, Stefan Häne
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Patent number: 6401314Abstract: For inserting a dividing cord loop into the opened shed warp on a sectional warping machine, a dividing device has at its disposal an introduction element (28) with a first, preferably movable guide arm (26) and a second, preferably stationary guide arm (27). The free ends (29, 31) of the two guide arms may preferably be led together in a pincer-like movement. The guide arms are preferably designed as tubes which in the led-together condition form a flow channel. With the help of an air conveyor (35), from a bobbin chamber (28) a dividing cord may be drawn off and as a loop be layed around a divided shed warp lying between the two guide arms and by way of a knotting means be connected to a cord loop. The connected cord loop is thereafter by way of a suction device or a blower device positioned and tensioned in a manner such that the cord loop bears at least on one side on the divided shed warp or on the warp web.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2001Date of Patent: June 11, 2002Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Marcel Spring, Anton Spari
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Publication number: 20020042975Abstract: For inserting a dividing cord loop into the opened shed warp on a sectional warping machine, a dividing device has at its disposal an introduction element (28) with a first, preferably movable guide arm (26) and a second, preferably stationary guide arm (27). The free ends (29, 31) of the two guide arms may preferably be led together in a pincer-like movement. The guide arms are preferably designed as tubes which in the led-together condition form a flow channel. With the help of an air conveyor (35), from a bobbin chamber (28) a dividing cord may be drawn off and as a loop be layed around a divided shed warp lying between the two guide arms and by way of a knotting means be connected to a cord loop. The connected cord loop is thereafter by way of a suction device or a blower device positioned and tensioned in a manner such that the cord loop bears at least on one side on the divided shed warp or on the warp web.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2001Publication date: April 18, 2002Applicant: Benninger AGInventors: Marcel Spring, Anton Spari
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Patent number: 6192560Abstract: The yarn sheet (1) of a finished yarn winding (2) for example on a warping machine is with the help of a transfer means (8) transferred onto a winding beam (3) for example of a beaming machine. The transfer means with this has a suspension rod (9) which preferably can be displaced on a transport chain pair (10) along an advance path from the region of the yarn winding (2) to the region of the winding beam (3).Type: GrantFiled: May 18, 1999Date of Patent: February 27, 2001Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Horst Ulbrich, Guido Bommer
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Patent number: 6090157Abstract: In a process for the application of a vat dye, preferably indigo, to a thread bundle (1), before thread bundle (1) enters a dye liquor (3) it is run through a steam lock (5). Steam lock (5) is separated from a chamber (20) through which thread bundle (1) is run after leaving dye liquor (3) via a holding section (21) in an essentially oxygen-free atmosphere.Type: GrantFiled: January 30, 1998Date of Patent: July 18, 2000Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Klaus Traut, Wolfgang Lange
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Patent number: 5940945Abstract: On a sectional warping machine, the dividing-shed formation for introducing a dividing element is controlled in such a way that at least one yarn sensor (18, 18') is introduced transversely to the running direction of the shed warp (11, 12) into the opened dividing shed (15). The yarn sensor generates a control signal on detecting an incorrectly arranged yarn (34) in the feed area. The yarn sensor is preferably introduced into the dividing shed (15) together with a motor-driven element transporter (13), wherein the drive of the element transporter can be switched off and/or reversed by the control signal.Type: GrantFiled: February 10, 1998Date of Patent: August 24, 1999Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Guido Bommer, Markus Beerli
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Patent number: 5628098Abstract: A manipulator (16) is provided in the case of a method and device for winding of warp strips (19) in at least two adjacently arranged sections onto the drum (9) of a sectional warping plant. On completion of the winding sequence for a section, the yarns of the warping strip (19) are separated, and not only the strip-start (29) oriented towards the yarn feed arrangement (10, 11) but also the strip-end oriented towards the drum (9) is joined by at least one flat body (18, 18a), transverse to the run of the yarns, and are thus fixed.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 1994Date of Patent: May 13, 1997Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Markus Beerli, Hans-Peter Steg
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Patent number: 5588194Abstract: After yarn breakage, yarn loops are formed in an accumulator device (3) by rollers (13, 13') that are able to be displaced in relation to each other. The beam is rotated in reverse at a specific reverse speed (c) which is less than the accumulation speed of the accumulator rollers (13, 13'). The length difference arising from the difference between both the speeds is compensated by further withdrawal of yarns (a) from the creel (1) while the yarns are subjected to a defined braking tension of the individual yarn tensioners (7). Complex controls and speed synchronization are thus avoided.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 1995Date of Patent: December 31, 1996Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Horst Ulbrich, Martin Fuhr
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Patent number: 5573191Abstract: An impact element (12, 17), which is connected with a spring device (15), is tensioned through the feed movement of the package carrier rods (5) and, when a trigger position (23) is reached, will be released in such a way that a force impulse (I) is delivered in the direction of the nearest adjacent spindle (6), respectively a remnant package (2) or empty bobbin (3) mounted on said spindle. With that, the impact element transmits a force impulse, first of all onto a lossely mounted impact disc (19) which can be utilised with various bobbin formats and which protects the remnant packages.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 1994Date of Patent: November 12, 1996Assignee: Benninger AGInventor: Martin Fuhr
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Patent number: 5531001Abstract: During sizing division, a rod grid (19) comprising lease rods (7a to 7e) is used for the formation of a shed, the rod grid being able to be raised with the aid of a lifting device (22) from a middle position into an upper operating position (O). A lower operating position (U) is limited by a mechanical stop (21), the individual lease rods being sequentially permitted to fall from the upper operating position into the lower operating position by a locking device. At the same time, a yarn shed is opened for each respective cross cord (12) insertion, the yarn shed lying in the same position for each yarn group. The opening angle .beta. of the yarn shed can, in addition, be altered within specific limits. Automation of cross cord insertion is facilitated by this type of shed formation.Type: GrantFiled: May 10, 1995Date of Patent: July 2, 1996Assignee: Benninger AGInventor: Markus Beerli
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Patent number: 5517738Abstract: A thread tightener has a hollow body (49) in which is arranged a thread channel (4), as well as a tightening body (10) which may be pressed against the outlet part (49) of the thread channel (4). The hollow body (40) contains a first hollow section (41) and a second hollow section (42) which is rotatively mounted on the first hollow section (41). The thread tightener further has a device (9) for controlling the force with which the tightening body (10) is pressed against the outlet surface (47) of the hollow body (40). This control device (9) has a two-armed lever (11). One of the urns (12) of said lever carries the tightening body (10). The other level arm (13) is coupled by a spring (19) to a slide (30) for adjusting the compression force of the tightening body (10). This slide (30) is coupled by a gear to the rotary hollow insert (42 ). This thread tightener allows the braking force to be very finely adjusted and may have very small dimensions.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 1994Date of Patent: May 21, 1996Assignee: Benninger AGInventor: Edwin Wildi-Weber
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Patent number: 5433122Abstract: Method of measurement of the total length of a yarn formed winding material (3) running onto a wound package (1), in particular a yarn web running onto the winding beam of a winding machine. During continuous winding operation, the length is ascertained by means of a measuring roll (2) over which the material to be wound (3) is guided. During acceleration and braking procedures, slippage occurs between the material to be wound (3) and the measuring roll (2). On occurrence of slippage, the system of measurement is changed, and the length of the wound package is determined from the rotational speed of the wound package (.omega..sub.w) and the circumference of the wound package (1). The circumference of the wound package (1), as well as the increase of the wound package circumference per rotation of the wound package, are ascertained during continuous winding operation.Type: GrantFiled: January 14, 1994Date of Patent: July 18, 1995Assignee: Benninger AGInventors: Hans-Peter Zeller, Hans-Peter Gemperli
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Patent number: 5312062Abstract: A thread clamping device for a textile machine includes a clamping pad which is pressed against a clamping rib by a compression spring. The spring force can be adjusted, independent of other like devices associated with the machine, by an adjusting mechanism including a slider with an inclined surface supporting one end of the spring, wherein movement of the slider alters the precompression of the spring. The clamp is normally held open by a cam which overrides the spring, but when thread tension falls below an adjustable threshold, a tension monitor automatically activates the clamp.Type: GrantFiled: April 8, 1992Date of Patent: May 17, 1994Assignee: Benninger AGInventor: Heiner Lieb
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Patent number: 5285544Abstract: The treatment of a material web (2) ensues in a U-shaped shaft comprising two shaft limbs (3, 4) and a connecting area (5) between both the shaft limbs. The shaft is filled with a treatment liquid, the feed of fresh treatment liquid and also the circulation of treatment liquid ensuing beneath the surface of the liquor within the shaft limb. The effect is a particularly intensive charging of the material web, with extremely economic use of treatment liquid. Foaming of the treatment liquid is prevented, also in the case of heavy turbulence.Type: GrantFiled: September 17, 1992Date of Patent: February 15, 1994Assignee: Benninger AGInventor: Hans Weber
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Patent number: 5233717Abstract: The material web (15) is guided through a treatment zone which is formed by numerous collector tubes (33, 34, 35) and by a shaft. Each collector tube is provided with a separate connection (36, 37, 38) and can be fed with its own treatment medium. The collector tubes preferably form a unit which is adjustable through a limited range in relation to the fabric web (15). Through the combined use of liquid and gaseous treatment mediums (44, 45, 46) an intense effect can be achieved, for example for washing, impregnating or similar.Type: GrantFiled: May 2, 1991Date of Patent: August 10, 1993Assignee: Benninger AgInventors: Hans Weber, Werner Keller