This invention discloses a cocoon silk deburring mechanism for a silk reeling
machine. The mechanism is specifically designed to remove cocoon silk fibrous material from the reeling
machine. The cocoon silk passes through the narrow slits of a separating plate, the spacing of which is greater than the
diameter of the cocoon silk but smaller than the
diameter of the cocoon silk fibrous material. When cocoon silk fibrous material passes through, the separating plate automatically cuts the cocoon silk, preventing the cocoon silk fibrous material from entering the raw silk, thus achieving the purpose of removing the cocoon silk fibrous material. Furthermore, as reeling progresses, the cocoon silk fibrous material on the surface of the cocoon is gradually removed, the
pupa falls off, and the weight of the cocoon becomes lighter, potentially causing the cocoon to be lifted up along with the cocoon silk fibrous material (i.e., "
pupa lifting"). Under the action of the separating plate, the cocoon silk fibrous material of the
pupa lifting is
cut off, thereby preventing pupa lifting and avoiding problems such as
machine downtime or damage to the
ceramic eye caused by pupa lifting. After the cocoon silk is
cut, new cocoon silk is added to the silk reeling plate by means of a silk-adding mechanism, thereby achieving the effect of continuous silk reeling without stopping the machine. There is no need for manual removal of rough silk, which improves the mechanical
automation level of the silk reeling machine and reduces the labor intensity of workers.