Shed forming devices in weaving looms including pivotable retain

Textiles: weaving – Warp manipulation – Shedding

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139 59, 139 65, D03C 1300, D03C 300, D03C 306

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047022868

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to the shed forming devices in weaving looms wherein each of the retaining hooks is in the form of an element which is pivotable about a horizontal pin with each element provided with a tail portion which is subjected to the reaction of a compression spring so that the head portion thereof lies in a rest position above the toe of a corresponding mobile hook. When the mobile hook causes a retaining hook to pivot so that its nose or head is in an outer position with respect to the toe, an electromagnet of the device may be selectively activated to retain the retaining hook in this outer position to thereby prevent the mobile hook from being restrained by the retaining hook.

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