Abstract: Method of and apparatus for producing twistless yarns from glued together separate fibers. Tape from interrupted or continuous fibers is fed by a pair of rollers, and moving in a straight line, is turned circularly or gyrated by a whirling air flux and as a result is false twisted. The false twisted tape, rotating circularly, passes through a recirculating glue solution by entering the top surface of a pool thereof. Passing through the glue solution, the tape is covered with glue, and carries away part of the glue solution toward a calender pair of rollers, which are thus kept always in a constant wet condition. Glue solution running out from the calender pair of rollers deviates from the trajectory of the moving tape, and glides along the working surface of the lower calender roller. The quantity of the glue thus taken away form the fibrous tape can be controlled and regulated.

Abstract: Method of and apparatus for making yarn with a core, wherein the free fibers are tightly attached to the core and are wound around it. The core of fibrous material is fed by a pair of feeding rollers, the core being fed through a first jet for the formation of wrapping of fibers. In the first jet, fibers are laterally driven in by an air stream. Simultaneously with the laterally led in fibers in the first jet for the formation of wrapping, there is driven in an additional core thread, which moves with the linear velocity of the core. Such additional core thread is made of fibrous material of staple fibers or is made of filament material. The laterally led in fibers and the additional core thread have a mutual trajectory of movement and are driven in the jet for the formation of wrapping by the suction of the tangentially fed same jet air stream.