Textiles: manufacturing – Thread finishing – Surface modification of running length
Patent
1979-01-29
1981-04-14
Mackey, Robert
Textiles: manufacturing
Thread finishing
Surface modification of running length
D02G 112
Patent
active
042610842
ABSTRACT:
A plurality of separate synthetic plastic fibers are advanced through respective discrete guide passages of a housing towards a crimping chamber. The housing is provided with bores for supplying a stream of hot gas into each of the passages to thereby plasticize the fibers. Thereafter, the fibers pass into the crimping chamber, where the gas entering this chamber is withdrawn, so as to crimp the fibers. The housing is provided with another passage, which connects the opposite end of the crimping chamber with the exterior of the housing. This passage receives the fibers in crimped condition and allows them to be wound onto takeup spools individually.
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Kayser Hans-Dieter
Kretzschmar Willi
Mackey Robert
Neumuenstersche Maschinen und Apparatebau Gesellschaft mbH.
Striker Michael J.
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