181 |
Transmission mechanism for looms |
US56984422 |
1922-06-21 |
US1480621A |
1924-01-15 |
LEE ANDREW J |
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182 |
Combined power and transmission unit |
US47960821 |
1921-06-22 |
US1472624A |
1923-10-30 |
BAER CARL A |
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183 |
Motor drive for looms |
US46519121 |
1921-04-28 |
US1406878A |
1922-02-14 |
CARLOS LEONARD DON |
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184 |
Driving mechanism for looms |
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1920-05-06 |
US1375942A |
1921-04-26 |
STAIRS JAMES H |
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185 |
Gapped wheel. |
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1910-03-15 |
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1911-10-17 |
YEATES ERNEST G |
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186 |
Narrow-ware loom. |
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1909-04-19 |
US998808A |
1911-07-25 |
STEERE MERRILL O |
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187 |
Gapped gear. |
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1910-08-22 |
US972262A |
1910-10-11 |
SEARS WILLARD T |
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188 |
Self-clearing segment for lathes. |
US1909507359 |
1909-07-13 |
US964316A |
1910-07-12 |
RENEKER JAMES PILLING |
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189 |
Pattern mechanism for weaving. |
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1907-07-10 |
US956510A |
1910-05-03 |
BEAUMONT GEORGE |
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190 |
Gapped wheel. |
US1908469698 |
1908-12-28 |
US923467A |
1909-06-01 |
WAGNER FREDERICK |
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191 |
Pattern mechanism of looms. |
US1906336523 |
1906-09-28 |
US904495A |
1908-11-17 |
OWEN OSCAR L |
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192 |
Fancy-loom. |
US1905284618 |
1905-10-27 |
US832013A |
1906-09-25 |
FITTON JOHN R |
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193 |
Island |
US562344D |
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1896-06-16 |
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194 |
Wokth |
US469210D |
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US469210A |
1892-02-16 |
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195 |
sawyer |
US440833D |
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US440833A |
1890-11-18 |
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196 |
Horace wyman |
US423103D |
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US423103A |
1890-03-11 |
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197 |
Assigkoe to the |
US381518D |
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US381518A |
1888-04-17 |
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DEVICE FOR WEAVING |
US14304201 |
2014-06-13 |
US20150197879A1 |
2015-07-16 |
Kevin RICHER; Guillaume GUYADER; Dominique ROY |
A device for making a woven article from a plurality of strings includes a housing, a computing device, a first engagement device, and a sensor assembly. The computing device is supported by the housing and includes a display. The first engagement device is coupled to the housing and operable to engage a plurality of strings. The sensor assembly is coupled to the housing and is operable to engage the computing device. The computing device is operable to communicate instructions for manipulating the plurality of strings. |
199 |
Method and weaving machine for shedding |
US14003282 |
2012-02-14 |
US09043010B2 |
2015-05-26 |
Gerhard Boegl; Michael Cramer |
Shed formation on a weaving machine (2), which is driven by a main motor (3), with a shedding device (4), which is driven by a shedding motor (5), wherein in each motion cycle (N) of the weaving machine (2), a loom shed (7) formed by warp threads (8) of the weaving machine (2) is opened and closed dependent on a weave pattern, and wherein the synchronicity of the two motors (3, 5) is controlled by signals (10) of a control device (9). During a partial number (Tn1, Tn2) of motion cycles (N), the synchronicity of the two motors (3, 5) is changed in such a manner so that plural shed closure angles (FSW) at which the loom shed (7) in the respective motion cycles (N) is closed, form an increasing or decreasing sequence. |
200 |
Method for Operating a Weaving Machine Comprising a Shedding Machine |
US13201345 |
2009-03-06 |
US20110290368A1 |
2011-12-01 |
Michael Lehmann |
The invention relates to a weaving machine with a shedding machine, which comprises activatable and deactivatable movements of the shedding means with a drive which is controlled independently of a drive of the weaving machine. During an operating malfunction the shedding means are controlled (N, N+1) in such a manner so that measures for eliminating the operating malfunction can be carried out. In that regard, merely the rotational speed of the weaving machine (n1.1) is reduced, while the shedding machine is further operated with a high working rotational speed (n1.2) and, if applicable without stopping, is again transitioned into the regular weaving operation, so that the time for the elimination of the operating malfunction is shortened and weaving errors are avoided. |