Feeding device for a fiber tuft cleaning and opening apparatus

Textiles: fiber preparation – Working – Carding

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19204, D01G 1540

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053333586

ABSTRACT:
A feeding device for advancing a fiber lap to a fiber processing machine includes a driven a feed roll and a feed tray cooperating with the feed roll and defining a nip therewith for advancing the fiber lap in a feed direction by a clamping effect exerted to the fiber lap in the nip by the feed roll and the feed tray. The feed tray has a working face oriented towards the feed roll and an outer face being opposite the working face. There is further provided a support arrangement for supporting the feed tray for displacements towards and away from the feed roll and a force-exerting member connected to the feed tray for urging the working face of the feed tray towards the feed roll.

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