Textiles: weaving – Weft manipulation – Lays or beat-ups
Patent
1998-09-30
2000-03-21
Falik, Andy
Textiles: weaving
Weft manipulation
Lays or beat-ups
139 26, 139188R, D03D 4962
Patent
active
060390883
ABSTRACT:
A slay and reed assembly for use on textile machines includes a reed having dents disposed in an upper and lower channel. A reciprocating motion slay with clamping device is used to carry the reeds and moves the reeds towards and away from a fabric fell line wherein the dents beat-up filler yarns into the fabric fell line. The clamping device includes a recess for receiving the lower channel of the reed. The recess has an essentially vertical front face that is at an angle of essentially 90.degree. with the fabric fell line when the slay is in the beat-up position. The reed is received within the slay so that the dents are disposed to form an angle greater than 90.degree. with respect to the fabric fell line when the slay is in the beat-up position and the vertical front face of the clamping device is perpendicular to the fabric fell line.
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Falik Andy
Steel Heddle Manufacturing Co.
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