Nipper mechanism for a combing machine
A comber and clamp technology, used in combers, textiles and papermaking, fiber processing, etc., can solve problems such as inability to determine whether fibers are taken away, retained or combed out by circular combing machines, etc.
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[0023] figure 1 A known clamping device 1 (referred to simply as pliers) is shown, which can be pivotally moved by means of crank arms 2 , 3 after assembly. In this case, two crank arms 2 mounted in each housing near the sides of the circular comb 4 are mounted on the shaft 5 of the circular comb, eg in a pivoting manner. The circular comb 4 has a comber section 7 on part of its circumference. The other end of the pivot arm 2 is fixed on the nipper mount 8 in a rotatable manner. The rear pivot arm 3 (there can also be two) is mounted on the pincer shaft 10 in a torsion-proof manner. The free end of the pivot shaft 3 on the other side is connected in a rotational manner to the nipper mount 8 by means of a shaft 9 .
[0024] Pliers 1 mainly include a lower nipper 12 fixedly connected to the nipper mount 8 and an upper nipper 14 (some are also called nippers) fixed to two pivot arms 15, 15'. These pivot arms are pivotally mounted to the nipper mount 8 by means of pivot shafts...
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