Patents Assigned to Sulzer Textil AG
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Patent number: 6945283Abstract: A measuring apparatus for the measurement of the cloth tension in weaving machines comprises a probe element and a guide part to which the probe element is connected in order to guide the probe element. The measuring apparatus furthermore comprises a holder to which the guide part is secured and a sensor element which is in contact with the probe element in such a manner that a force which acts on the probe element causes a corresponding change in the sensor element. In this the guide part is attached at one side to the holder, the probe element is spaced from the attachment of the guide part, and the measuring apparatus is executed as a module.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 2002Date of Patent: September 20, 2005Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventors: Dietmar Markward, Erich Gasser
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Patent number: 6910508Abstract: A method for weaving a double layer cloth (1, 2) for use in the manufacture of airbag cloths. It is carried out using a weaving machine which includes, between the weaving sley (3) and the cloth beam (10), a temple arrangement (4) which is arranged directly after a beat-up edge (30), a deflection element (5?) for the cloth (1, 2) and a drive roller (6). The produced cloth is transported away from the beat-up edge with the drive roller and using suitable means in such a manner that both layers of the cloth—the lower cloth (2) and the upper cloth (1) respectively—are acted on by largely symmetrical forces. The cloth in the temple arrangement is drawn against frictional resistances through a gap (440) between two stationary surfaces and is at the same time stretched transversely to the transport direction by lateral temple arrangements (45).Type: GrantFiled: October 22, 2002Date of Patent: June 28, 2005Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Willi Knecht
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Patent number: 6886604Abstract: An apparatus at a weaving machine serves for the protection of persons in danger regions which extend about a beat-up edge along a weaving width and beyond the latter. In this apparatus, monitoring means which emit and register light beams are arranged about the danger regions. Signals which arise as a result of an encroachment into the danger regions and through which an operating stop of the weaving machine can be triggered can be produced in the monitoring means by means of the light beams. First monitoring means are associated with a more comprehensive region and second monitoring means are associated with a central region, the actual danger region. During a normal operation of the weaving machine the first monitoring means are in an active state which ensures the protection. An activation of the second monitoring means is provided for use during activities which are occasionally to be carried out at the weaving machine within the more comprehensive region.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2002Date of Patent: May 3, 2005Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Klaus Berktold
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Patent number: 6796338Abstract: The invention relates to an air jet weaving machine 1 with compressed air supply components for supplying air nozzles 3, 4, 5 and 6 with compressed air. The compressed air supply components comprise a compressed air infeed line with a main shut-off valve and an air filter as well as solenoid values and pressure regulators for controlling and regulating the compressed air which is supplied to the air nozzles, with some of the compressed air supply components being collected in a separate compressed air supply unit 10 which is arranged to be separate from the rest of the weaving machine.Type: GrantFiled: August 30, 2002Date of Patent: September 28, 2004Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventors: Heinz Baumann, Hans-Dieter Scorl, Herbert Burgbacher
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Publication number: 20040011416Abstract: Proposed is a sley apparatus for a weaving machine, having a sley profile (1), a reed (2) and a drive (3), with the sley profile (1) carrying the reed (2) and being in active connection with the drive (3). In this the sley profile (1) comprises at least two separate parts, namely a main profile part (4) and an auxiliary profile part (5), with the auxiliary profile part (5) being releasably connected directly or indirectly to the main profile part (4).Type: ApplicationFiled: July 18, 2002Publication date: January 22, 2004Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventors: Hans-Dieter Scorl, Heinz Baumann
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Publication number: 20030102046Abstract: The apparatus at a weaving machine (3) serves for the protection of persons in danger regions which extend about a beat-up edge (34) along a weaving width and beyond the latter. In this apparatus, monitoring means (1) which emit and register light beams (12) are arranged about the danger regions. Signals which arise as a result of an encroachment into the danger regions and through which an operating stop of the weaving machine can be triggered can be produced in the monitoring means by means of the light beams (12). First monitoring means (1) are associated with a more comprehensive region and second monitoring means (2) are associated with a central region, the actual danger region. During a normal operation of the weaving machine the first monitoring means are in an active state which ensures the protection. An activation of the second monitoring means is provided for use during activities which are occasionally to be carried out at the weaving machine within the more comprehensive region.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2002Publication date: June 5, 2003Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Klaus Berktold
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Publication number: 20030094210Abstract: A measuring apparatus (1) for the measurement of the cloth tension in weaving machines comprises a probe element (2) and a guide part (3) to which the probe element (2) is connected in order to guide the probe element (2). The measuring apparatus (1) furthermore comprises a holder (4) to which the guide part (3) is secured and a sensor element (5) which is in contact with the probe element (2) in such a manner that a force which acts on the probe element (2) causes a corresponding change in the sensor element (5). In this the guide part (3) is attached at one side to the holder (4), the probe element (2) is spaced from the attachment of the guide part (3), and the measuring apparatus (1) is executed as a module.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 24, 2002Publication date: May 22, 2003Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventors: Dietmar Markward, Erich Gasser
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Publication number: 20030079792Abstract: The invention relates to an air jet weaving machine 1 with compressed air supply components for supplying air nozzles 3, 4, 5 and 6 with compressed air. The compressed air supply components comprise a compressed air infeed line with a main shut-off valve and an air filter as well as solenoid valves and pressure regulators for controlling and regulating the compressed air which is supplied to the air nozzles, with some of the compressed air supply components being collected in a separate compressed air supply unit 10 which is arranged to be separate from the rest of the weaving machine.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2002Publication date: May 1, 2003Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventors: Heinz Baumann, Hans-Dieter Scorl, Herbert Burgbacher
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Publication number: 20030079794Abstract: The method for weaving a double layer cloth (1, 2) serves in particular for the manufacture of airbag cloths. It is carried out using a weaving machine which includes, between the weaving sley (3) and the cloth beam (10), a temple arrangement (4) which is arranged directly after a beat-up edge (30), a deflection element (5′) for the cloth (1, 2) and a drive roller (6). The produced cloth is transported away from the beat-up edge with the drive roller and using suitable means in such a manner that both layers of the cloth—the lower cloth (2) and the upper cloth (1) respectively—are acted on by largely symmetrical forces. The cloth in the temple arrangement is drawn against frictional resistances through a gap (440) between two stationary surfaces and is at the same time stretched transversely to the transport direction by lateral temple arrangements (45).Type: ApplicationFiled: October 22, 2002Publication date: May 1, 2003Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Willi Knecht
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Patent number: 6546966Abstract: The apparatus (1) for making available a leno thread (2a, 3a) for a weaving machine comprises a shaft (4) which is rotatably journalled about an axis of rotation (A). This apparatus has an active connection to a drive apparatus (5) in order to set the shaft (4) into rotation, and comprises a holder apparatus (6) for accommodating a leno thread bobbin (2, 3), with the holder apparatus (6) being rotatably connected to the shaft (4). There is included a holder means (7) for the substantially rotation-free holding of the holder apparatus (6), and a thread guiding element (8) which is firmly connected to the shaft (4). The holder apparatus (6) is designed for the accommodation of at least two leno thread bobbins (2, 3). The shaft (4) has a thread guiding passage (4a) which opens towards the holder apparatus (6) and which is designed in such a manner that both leno threads (2a, 3a) passing through the thread guiding passage (4a) can be supplied to the thread guiding element (8).Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2002Date of Patent: April 15, 2003Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Marcel Christe
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Publication number: 20030024589Abstract: The weaving machine for the manufacture of leno cloths (1), has an element with ground needles (31), in particular a needle bar (3). The ground needles form a row in the direction of the longitudinal extent (A) of the element. The side surfaces of the ground needles include an acute angle (&agr;) which is greater than 1° with a normal (N) to the named longitudinal extent.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 16, 2002Publication date: February 6, 2003Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Heinz Baumann
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Patent number: 6510871Abstract: The apparatus for the manufacture of leno fabrics (1) in a weaving machine comprises a needle bar (3) for ground threads (13), at least one insertion element (4) for leno threads (4) and means for the insertion of weft threads (12). A pivotal arrangement (5, 6, 7) is connected directly to a main drive (51) of the weaving machine. The insertion element and the needle bar can be moved by means of this pivotal arrangement, so that the movement sequence which is required for the ground thread and leno thread results.Type: GrantFiled: January 7, 2002Date of Patent: January 28, 2003Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventors: Heinz Baumann, Georg Senn, Paul Lincke
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Publication number: 20020195160Abstract: A method and an apparatus for the regulation of the warp let-off of a weaving machine is proposed, in that a desired speed of rotation (SD) is predetermined for a warp beam (2), in that a warp tension (K) of the warp threads (3) which are given off by the warp beam (2) is determined, in that the warp tension (K) is weighted with a weighting function (G) and in this manner a weighted warp tension (KG) is determined, in that a corrected desired speed of rotation (SDK) is determined from the values of the desired speed of rotation (SD) and the weighted warp tension (K), and in that the speed of rotation of the warp beam (2) is controlled in dependence on the corrected desired speed of rotation (SDK).Type: ApplicationFiled: May 30, 2002Publication date: December 26, 2002Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Walter Siegl
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Patent number: 6491068Abstract: An apparatus for the heating of a lubricating oil for a weaving machine contains at least one heating element with at least one semiconductor and temperature regulator with a sensor.Type: GrantFiled: May 12, 2000Date of Patent: December 10, 2002Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventors: Dietmar Markward, Erich Gasser
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Publication number: 20020148524Abstract: The apparatus (1) for making available a leno thread (2a, 3a) for a weaving machine comprises a shaft (4) which is rotatably journalled about an axis of rotation (A) and which has an active connection to a drive apparatus (5) in order to set the shaft (4) into rotation, and comprises a holder apparatus (6) for accommodating a leno thread bobbin (2, 3), with the holder apparatus (6) being rotatably connected to the shaft (4), and comprises a holder means (7) for the substantially rotation-free holding of the holder apparatus (6), and comprises a thread guiding element (8) which is firmly connected to the shaft (4), with the holder apparatus (6) being designed for the accommodation of at least two leno thread bobbins (2, 3) and with the shaft (4) having a thread guiding passage (4a) which opens towards the holder apparatus (6) and which is designed in such a manner that both leno threads (2a, 3a) passing through the thread guiding passage (4a) can be supplied to the thread guiding element (8)Type: ApplicationFiled: January 11, 2002Publication date: October 17, 2002Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Marcel Christe
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Publication number: 20020121311Abstract: The apparatus for the manufacture of leno fabrics (1) in a weaving machine comprises a needle bar (3) for ground threads (13), at least one insertion element (4) for leno threads (4) and means for the insertion of weft threads (12). A pivotal arrangement (5, 6, 7) is connected directly to a main drive (51) of the weaving machine. The insertion element and the needle bar can be moved by means of this pivotal arrangement, so that the movement sequence which is required for the ground thread and leno thread results.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 7, 2002Publication date: September 5, 2002Applicant: Sulzer Textil AGInventors: Heinz Baumann, Georg Senn, Paul Lincke
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Patent number: 6382261Abstract: The laying rail (10) for a series shed weaving machine (1) comprises a plurality of cut-outs (10a) which are arranged with spacing for guiding warp threads (3), with each cut-out (10a) comprising two end sections (10b, 10d) and a guide section (10c) which lies between them, and with the cut-out (10a) having a greater width in the region of the two end sections (10b, 10d) than at the guide section (10c).Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 2001Date of Patent: May 7, 2002Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Antonius Raaijmakers
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Patent number: 6382262Abstract: Apparatus for forming a leno weave from a leno thread and a ground thread. The apparatus includes a reed for guiding the leno thread and the ground thread, and a needle bar with ground thread needles for guiding the ground thread. The needle bar also includes a movably mounted leno thread displacing apparatus, with the needle bar and the leno thread displacing apparatus being arranged ahead of the reed. The leno thread displacing apparatus includes a laying element that is displaceably mounted in a displacement direction that extends substantially parallel to the direction of extent for the reed. The laying element includes guiding apparatus for guiding the leno thread. The leno thread displacing apparatus is movably mounted in a direction of movement that extends transversely to the direction of extent of the reed, in particular, in a substantially vertically extending direction, in order to move the leno thread both in the displacement direction and in the direction of movement.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2000Date of Patent: May 7, 2002Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Marcel Herzig
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Patent number: 6371169Abstract: A method for the operation of a thread supplying apparatus of a weaving machine. The method include transmitting information about a required weft thread to subsequent weft insertions. The information is transmitted after every complete weaving machine cycle to the thread supplying apparatus and at the same time. Thus, the information about the required weft thread of at least one of the two subsequent weft insertions has already previously been transmitted.Type: GrantFiled: August 24, 2000Date of Patent: April 16, 2002Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Klaus Berktold
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Patent number: 6347647Abstract: The stationary thread guiding element (1) for a series shed weaving machine which has a plurality of concentrically extending grooves (1a, 1b, 1c, 1d) at an end face (1i) is designed as a segment or sector of a circle.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 2000Date of Patent: February 19, 2002Assignee: Sulzer Textil AGInventor: Marcel Christe