Device for dividing a card web into longitudinal sections

Textiles: fiber preparation – Assembling – Silver forming

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191611, D01G 2500

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057429812

ABSTRACT:
A device for dividing a card web comprised of a loose structure of fibers into successive longitudinal sections, comprises an air-permeable conveyor belt having a conveyor strand carrying the card web on one side thereof for conveying the card web in a conveying direction, a suction box arranged on a side of the conveyor strand opposite the one side, the suction box defining a suction slot extending transversely to the conveyor strand and facing the opposite side of the conveyor strand, and a screen arranged to close the suction slot and to open it periodically whereby suction is applied to the card web through the air-permeable conveyor belt and a respective one of the longitudinal sections is separated from the card web by sucking the fibers in alignment with the suction slot out of the card web.

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patent: 4583267 (1986-04-01), Fehrer
patent: 5361451 (1994-11-01), Fehrer
patent: 5517726 (1996-05-01), Beier

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