序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
181 Transmission mechanism for looms US56984422 1922-06-21 US1480621A 1924-01-15 LEE ANDREW J
182 Combined power and transmission unit US47960821 1921-06-22 US1472624A 1923-10-30 BAER CARL A
183 Motor drive for looms US46519121 1921-04-28 US1406878A 1922-02-14 CARLOS LEONARD DON
184 Driving mechanism for looms US37920820 1920-05-06 US1375942A 1921-04-26 STAIRS JAMES H
185 Gapped wheel. US1910549454 1910-03-15 US1006039A 1911-10-17 YEATES ERNEST G
186 Narrow-ware loom. US1909490671 1909-04-19 US998808A 1911-07-25 STEERE MERRILL O
187 Gapped gear. US1910578263 1910-08-22 US972262A 1910-10-11 SEARS WILLARD T
188 Self-clearing segment for lathes. US1909507359 1909-07-13 US964316A 1910-07-12 RENEKER JAMES PILLING
189 Pattern mechanism for weaving. US1907383094 1907-07-10 US956510A 1910-05-03 BEAUMONT GEORGE
190 Gapped wheel. US1908469698 1908-12-28 US923467A 1909-06-01 WAGNER FREDERICK
191 Pattern mechanism of looms. US1906336523 1906-09-28 US904495A 1908-11-17 OWEN OSCAR L
192 Fancy-loom. US1905284618 1905-10-27 US832013A 1906-09-25 FITTON JOHN R
193 Island US562344D US562344A 1896-06-16
194 Wokth US469210D US469210A 1892-02-16
195 sawyer US440833D US440833A 1890-11-18
196 Horace wyman US423103D US423103A 1890-03-11
197 Assigkoe to the US381518D US381518A 1888-04-17
198 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.
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