US1771568A - Thread coating, waxing, and impregnating attachment for winding machines - Google Patents

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y 1930- v M. w. BECKER 1,771,568

THREAD COATING, WA'XING, AND IMPREGNATING ATTACHMENT FOR WINDING MACHINES Filed Nov. 22, 1928 2 Shoots-Sheet 1 WWW July 29, 1930. BECKER 1,771,568

THREAD COATING, WAXING, AND/IMPREGNATING ATTACHMENT FOR WINDING MACHINES Filed Nov. 22, 1928 2 Shoots-Sheet 2 IN VEN TOR Patented July 29,1930 .a 1 771,568

UNITED STTESAPATENT -OFFICE THREAD COATING, wnxnve, Ann IMPREGNA'IING ATTAcH EnT non WIN ING" MACHINES y g Application filed November 2 2, 1928. Serial No. 321,1 75.

This invention relates to. a new device to be invention consists of an angle frame A which attached to thread winding machines, for is attached to the Winding machine by a bar or coating, waxing orfor impregnating threads, bracket vV. Into each of the arms of said on both sides, with such substances as wax, frame A fastened by nuts H is set pin C,

5 resinous or other impregnating or coating upon'each of which two pins 0 freely revolves compositions and materials, in which conthe spiiidle-plate contrivance shown in Fig. 4. trivance, before the thread is wound on spools 'On each spindle E, there being two tothis or paper cones by the winding machine, the invention, is set on a moulded cylinder of wax thread is permitted to pass through this inor other substance D and D with which it is 3.0 vention which is attachedto the winding madesired to coat the thread. These cylinders 50 chine so as to be in the threads running path, D and D fit very loose'and are free to turn and thereby the thread becomes coated or imon spindles Eand they restonplates F which pregnated on both its sides with any material are turned. downa little on their ends as is desired. shown in Fig. 4. The frame A has in it a 15 Threads used in sewing machines must be slot K as shown in Fig. 2 permitting guide so treated by being coated with various mashown in Fig. 3 to be [set on bracket A by terials so that in passing through needles and clamp fit slot L'. P commonly called a pigother places of tension, the thread runs tail is a turn of wire andthe thread is set I smoothly and does not break; the coating thus into it to be guided before it reaches R which 1h) serves as a lubricant. It is important howis apart of thethread Winding machinewhose 7O ever that the thread be fully coated, or as eX- function it is to guide the thread on the cone pressed herein, to be coated on both sides. S which is the form in which the thread is sold Also, various trades require threads ortwines in commercial use. l to be coated or impregnated with various The thread T being wound ofi from spool compositions and substances, and this inven- Ypassesthrough X amechanism which gives tion affords a suitable, convenient and inex- :the thread tension then the thread passes pensive means to affect such purposes by hav through the invention herein by passing on ing the thread while in motion on the windguide pin P and then the thread passes being machine, to pass through this invention tweenplate F and cylinder D the weight of before actually wound on spools or paper D pressing on thread which is inmotion 30 cones by said winding machines upon which "by virtue of the-mechanism of the winding this contrivance will be an attachment, one -machine proper causes that sideof the thread for each winding spindle. f uppermost against D to be coated with the The elements of this invention are set forth. material, the thread in its motion wears off.

5 5 in the following description and the purposes from cylinder 1),, and plate F is turned down of this invention are attained by the mecharound its end as shown in" Fig. & in order to anism or contrivance illustrated in the acprovide a smooth path for the threadTwhich companying drawings, which are hereby now passes through slot K against guide M made a part of this specification. at point M which point is just in line of Fig. 1 is a front elevation of the attachment. motion ofthe thread .and the thread follows 90 Fig. 2 is a fragmentary View showing a poraround guide M to point M which is ust'in tion of the angle frame. line of the running thread T to enterbetween g- 3,3110WS the reversing g i e plate F and cylinder D When the thread Fig. A shows a spindle plate upon which a passes under the cylinder D the side which (W waxing cylinder is placed. was waxed orcoated by passing under cylin- "f Fig. 5 shows a pin upon which a spindle der D is now against plate F and the side plate revolves. which was not coated is now uppermost Fig. 6 is a side elevation'of the attachment. against cylinder D so that the thread in its Fig. 1 shows this invention and its relative motion and by virtue of having cylinder D position on a thread winding machine. This press upon it due to its ownweight causes the uncoated side of the thread to become coated and thus the thread has become fully coated on both its sides with the material composing cylinders D and D guide M serving as a means to reverse the waxed side of the thread and to guide the unwaxed side of the thread to engage with the second waxing cylinder D and such office of M being its main function. The thread now passes through guide P and then is engaged by guide R a part of the winding machine which directs the thread T onto cone S.

This invention, therefore, provides, a suitable means to fully coat threadson both of its sides while they are'being wound, with any substance the thread maybe required to be coated with. The guide M also provides asmooth path for the running thread T, and

the thread is likewise aided. by having the plates F turned down a little on their ends.

Fig. 4 shows the spindle-plate upon which the cylinders D and D are placed. Two such cylinder plates are necessary for this invention and are set on pins 0 and are free to turn on same through hole G in cap Z fitted on to tube E which has alittle cap similar to cap Z with a hole size E set in at the bottom of tube E in the plane of plate F.

Fig. 5 shows the pins C thread a little up their length to point J and such pins are set into frames .A in their relative positions as shown in Fig. 1 by having two nuts H hold each pin in place through holes in angles frame A. c

I claim as my invention:

1. A thread waxing device comprising an angle frame, two pins set one into each arm of said angle frame, which pins are each adapted to receive a Wax cylinder moving axially and circularly-thereon, and interposed between said pins at the bend in the frame, a means to reverse the side of the thread first exposed for waxing, and means to guide the unwaxe'd' side of the thread to engage with the second of said wax cylinders.

2. A thread waxing device comprising an angle frame, two pins set one into each arm of said angle frame, which pins are each adapted to receive rotatable mounted spindle plates, and each of which spindle plates are adapted to receive a cylinder of wax moving axially and circularlythereon, and

interposed between saidpins at the bend in the frame, a'means to reverse the side of the thread waxed by'the firstof said cylinders of wax and means to gulde the unwaxed side of the thread to engage with the second of said.

cylinders of wax.

In testimony whereof, I aflix my signature.

ourns w. BECKER.

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