Fiber feed channel arrangement for open-end friction spinning

Textiles: spinning – twisting – and twining – Apparatus and processes – Open end spinning

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57407, 57413, D01H 7892

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ABSTRACT:
An arrangement is disclosed for open-end friction spinning with two adjacently arranged friction rollers driven in the same rotational direction and forming a wedge-shaped yarn forming gap. The wedge-shaped gap is at least partially accessible for purposes of maintenance. A fiber inlet and opening device is provided which contains a fiber feed channel leading to the wedge-shaped gap. The fiber feed channel includes at least two component parts divided by a partitioning line extending in the feed channel longitudinal direction wherein one of the component parts is moveable with respect to the other portions of the channel for exposing the wedge-shaped gap at least in the fiber supply opening area of the fiber feed channel.

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