Unwinder arm rotating about a pivot suspended above a two-for-on

Textiles: spinning – twisting – and twining – Apparatus and processes – Unitary multiple twist devices

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57 5883, 57352, 242128, D01H 786, D01H 1304, D01H 1312

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048562688

ABSTRACT:
This invention is a device for unwinding and guiding yarn from a feed bobbin located in a feed box. The device has an arm which is rotated by the tension of the unwinding yarn. More specifically, this invention is a device for unwinding and guiding yarn which has first unwinder arm rotating around the bobbin rotatably connected to a pivot positioned above the spindle head, and a second unwinder arm rotatably connected to the spindle for producing twisted yarn. The first unwinder arm is supported by a frame which is connected to the box containing the two superposed bobbins so as to allow the second unwinder arm to rotate within the rotatable trajectory of the first arm.

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patent: 4439979 (1984-04-01), Winkelmann
patent: 4469290 (1984-09-01), Frentzel-Beyme
patent: 4542618 (1985-09-01), Lossa

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