US2004025958A1PendingUtilityA1
Method and apparatus for storing weft end
Priority: Oct 3, 2001Filed: Oct 2, 2002Published: Feb 12, 2004
Est. expiryOct 3, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Keiichi Myogi
D03D 47/32D03J 1/04D03J 1/00
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Abstract
The method for storing weft ends in a fluid jet loom is characterized by carrying by a water flow weft ends formed due to weft insertion, discharging the same together with the water flow from a discharge section to a storage section, storing the same, and moving the discharge section during discharging.
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1 . A method for storing weft ends in a fluid jet loom, comprising steps of: carrying by a water flow weft ends formed due to weft insertion together with the water flow from a discharge section to a storage section; and moving said discharge section during discharging.
2 . A method for storing weft ends as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising a step of moving said storage section during discharging from said discharge section.
3 . A method for storing weft ends in a fluid jet loom, comprising steps of: carrying by a water flow weft ends formed due to weft insertion from a discharge section to a storage section together with the water flow to store the weft ends; and changing said water flow during discharging the weft ends.
4 . An apparatus for storing weft ends of a fluid jet loom comprising: carrying and storing device for carrying by a water flow weft ends formed due to weft insertion to discharge together with the water flow from a discharge section to a storage section; and a moving device for moving said discharge section during discharging.
5 . An apparatus for storing weft ends claimed in claim 4 further comprising a mechanism for moving said storage section during discharging from said discharge section.
6 . An apparatus for storing weft ends of a fluid jet loom comprising: a carrying and storing device for carrying by a water flow weft ends formed due to weft insertion from a discharge section to a storage section together with the water flow, and a device for changing said water flow during discharging.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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