US2470835A - Yarn package support - Google Patents

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y 1949- F. w. FIAFFEN ET-AL 2,470;835

YARN PACKAGE SUPPORT Filed April 5. 1945 uvvszvrons. FRED W PAFFEN. HARRY L.CORNELIUS.

ATTORNEYS.

Patented May 24, 1949 YARN PACKAGE SUPPORT Fred W. Paffen, Great Neck, and Harry L. Cornelius, Kew Gardens, N.

nese Corporation Delaware Y., assignors to Gelaof America, a corporation of Application April 5, 1945, Serial No. 586,804

21 Claims. (Cl. 242'118) This invention relates to yarn package supports, and relates more particularly to yarn pack- 1 age supports adapted to receive'a'magazine wrap or transfer tail.

In Patent No. 2,298,357 to Elvin et al., there is described a yarn package support of a type with which this invention is concerned. The patented yarn package support comprises a base flange, usually made of pressed cylindrical barrel which is adapted to receive the spindle of a suitable yarn winding machine. The top of the barrel is usually also provided with a flange; The base flange is provided with a peripheral groove, and its upper plane surface is provided with one or more grooves positioned tangentially to the barrel and communicating with the peripheral groove.

In use the yarn package support referred to above is highly satisfactory. However, the manufacture of the package support, particularly the preparation of the grooved base flange, is uneconomical. Heretofore, the base flange was made from a sion by employing a lathe to machine the peripheral groove and hand tools to cut the tangential grooves and to smooth and round off the edges of said tangential grooves. The manual operations involved in preparing the tangential grooves are time consuming and costly.

It is an important object of this invention to provide a yarn package support, adapted tov receive a magazine wrap or transfer tail, having a fiber, attached to a pressed fiber disk of suitable d men novel base flange which may be readily prepared and at low cost.

Another object of this invention is the provision of a yarn package support, adapted to receive a magazine wrap or transfer tail, having a base flange in which the tangential grooves are present in a preformed insert and held in position in said base flange.

A further object of this invention is the provision of a novel base flange for a yarn package support, wherein there is provided a recess having therein a preformed insert.

Other objects of this invention, together with certain details of construction and arrangement of parts, will appear from the following detailed description and drawing.

In the accompanying drawing, wherein certain preferred embodiments of this invention are shown,

Figure 1 is a plane view of a yarn package support, partly in section showing one form of a base flange made in accordance with this invention,

Figure 2 is a fragmentary front elevational view of the yarn package support show in Figure 1, showing an end view of the insert,

Figure 3 is a plane view of the insert shown in the flange in Figures 1 and 2,

Figure 4 is a plane view of another form of insert which may be employed in the yarn package sup rt shown in Figures 1 and 2 in place of the insert shown in Figure 3,

Figures 5, 6 and 7 are views similar to those shown in Figures 1, 2 and 3, respectively, but showing and Figure 8 is a bottom view of the base flange of the yarn package support of the modification shown in Figures 1 and 2.

Like reference numerals indicate like parts throughout the several views of the drawing.

Referring now to the drawing, and particularly to Figures, 1, 2, 3 and 8, there is shown a yarn package support having a base flange I I which is attached to a barrel I2 'of the conventional type for the reception of a spindle adapted to rotate the yarn package support in the usual manner.

Nails or screws I3 are employed to secure the base flange to the barrel I2. A plug I4 of hard wood or other suitable material is fitted through opening I5 in the base flange into the bore of the barrel, the bore the bore of the barrel II to form a bearing member for said yarn package support. The upper part of the barrel usually is also provided with a flange.

The base flange II of the present invention is prepared from a disk of any suitable material such as pressed fiber, wood or syntheticv plastic material but preferablyof pressed fiber. A peripheral groove I1 is first machined completely around the circumference of the base flange II. A portion of the upper plane surface of the base flange is then cut away to form a recess I8 having inwardly tapering side walls I9. The size and shape of the recess should be such as receive substantially exactly insert 2|. The side edges of the insert are provided with inwardly tapering edges 22 to correspond with tapered side walls I9 of the recess I8. grooved and curved to correspond to the configuration of the peripheral groove I! and the other end 24 is. indented on a radius corresponding substantially to the radius of plug I4. The upper surface for insert 2I is provided with grooves 25 meeting to form a slot 26 in end 23. The arrangement of the grooves 25 is such that when the insert is in position in recess I8 the grooves are at a tangent to barrel I2. Preferably, the insert is provided with holes 21 spaced so that certain of the nails or screws I3 passing through the base flange II into the barrel I2 will also pass through the insert and retain the same in position therein.

In Figure 4, there is shown an insert 28 formed substantially similar to insert 2| except that its configuration is that of a sector of a crcle of substantially the same diameter of base flange I I. The recess for receiving said insert 28 should, of

another modification of this invention,

I6 of the plug 4 registering with One end 23 of the insert is course, be made to conform to the shape of said insert 28.

In Figures 5, 6 and '7 is shown another modification of this invention, wherein the base flange II is first provided with a peripheral groove l1 and then out through both plane surfaces to remove therefrom a sector substantially corresponding in shape to insert 29, shown in Figure 7. Insert 29 should exactly correspond in configuration to the sector removed from the base flange II and groove 3| in the end of said insert should be coextensive with peripheral groove H.

The inserts 2|, 28 and 29 may be made of any material which may be stamped, cast or molded. For example, they may be stamped or cast from any suitable metal such as brass or aluminum, or they may be molded from any suitable synthetic plastic material such as cellulose acetate or other derivative of cellulose or from synthetic resins.

Since the stamped, cast or molded inserts require no more than a buffing or polishing operation to prepare the same for use, the time and expense of making tangential grooves is substantially reduced and the cost of the finished yarn package support is considerably lowered, yet the advantage of employing a base flange of pressed fiber is retained.

It is to be understood that the foregoing detailed description is merely given by way of illustration and that many variations may be made therein withou departing from the spirit of our invention.

Having described our invention, what we desire to secure by Letters Patent is:

1. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a recess extending inwardly of said disk from said peripheral groove, and an insert, having on the plane surface thereof a groove extending intosaid peripheral groove, mounted in said recess.

2. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a recess extending inwardly of said disk from said peripheral groove, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

3. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a recess in the upper plane surface of said disk and extending inwardly of said disk from said peripheral groove, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

4. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a recess having the configuration of a sector and extending inwardly of said disk from said peripheral groove, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

5. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a recess in the upper plane surface of said disk, said recess having the configuration of a sector and extendin inwardly of said flange from said peripheral groove, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

6. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a recess extending inwardly of said disk from said peripheral groove, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and of different material from said diskmounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

7. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a pressed flber disk having a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a recess extending inwardly of said disk from said peripheral groove, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and of different material from said disk mounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

8. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having an opening therein, a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a radial recess in the upper plane surface thereof, said recess extending from said peripheral groove to said-opening and having the configuration of the sector, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and of different material than said disk mounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

9. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having an opening therein, a.

' peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a radial recess in the upper plane surface thereof, said recess extending from said peripheral groove to said opening and having the configuration of the sector, and a metallic material insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

10. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a pressed fiber disk having an opening therein, a peripheral groove in the circumference thereof and a radial recess in the upper plane surface thereof, said recess extending from said peripheral groove to said opening and having the configuration of the sector, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and of different material than said disk mounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

' 11. A yarn package support having a barrel.

and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a groove in the circumference thereof and a recess having inwardly tapering side walls extending inwardly of said disk from said peripheral groove, and an insert of substantially the same disk having a peripheral dimensions as said recess and having inwardly tapering edges mounted in saidrecess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

12. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a p ripheral groove in the circumference thereof and having in the upper plane surfaces thereof a recess having inwardly tapering side walls extending inwardly of said disk from saidperipheral groove, and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and having inwardly tapering edges mounted in said recess, said insert having on the plane surface thereof at least one groove extending into said peripheral groove.

.13. A yarn package support having va barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a central opening a peripheral groove around the circumference of said disk and a radial recess extending from said opening to the periphery of said disk and an insert 01' substantially the same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess, said insert having at least one groovewhich when the insert is in position insaid recess is at a tangent to said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

14. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a pressed fiber diskhaving a same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess, said insert having at least one groove which when the insert is in position in said recess is at a tangent to said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

18. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a central opening, a peripheral groove around the circumference of'said diskand a radial recess extending from said opening to the periphery of said disk and a synthetic resin insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess, said insert having at least one groove which when the insert is in position in said recess is at a tangent to said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

19. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a pressed fiber disk having a central opening, a peripheral groove around the circumference of said disk and in the upper plane surface a radial recess having inwardly tapering side walls extending fromlsaid opening to the periphery of said disk and a metallic insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and having inwardly tapering edges mounted in central opening, a peripheral groove around the circumference of said disk and a radial recess extending from said opening to the periphery of said disk and an insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and of different material from said disk mounted in said recess, said insert having at least one groove which when the insert is in position in said recess is at a tangent to said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

15. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a disk having a central opening, a peripheral groove around the circumference of said disk and a radial recess extending irom said opening to the periphery of said disk and a metallic insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess, said insert having at least one groove which when the insert is in position in said recess is at a tangent to said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

16. A yarn package supporthaving a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising a s. a-peripheral groove around the circumference 01 said disk and a radialrecess extending irom said opening to the periphery of said disk and a synthetic plastic insert 01. substantially the same dimensions as said recess mounted in said recess. saidinsert'havingat least one g'roove which when the insert is in' position insaid recess is at a tangent said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

17. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange flange comprising a disk having a central openn. a peripheral groove around the circumferonce at said disk and a radial recess extending rromsaidopeningtotheperipheryotsaiddisk and a cellulose acetate insat or substantially the said recess, said metallic insert having at least one groove which when the insert is in position i in said recess is at a tangent to said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

20. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached theretmsaidbase flange comprising a pressed fiber disk having a central opening, a peripheral groove around the circumference of said disk and in the upper plane surface a radial recess having inwardly tapering side walls extending from said opening to the periphery of said disk and a synthetic plastic insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and having inwardly tapering edges 1 mounted in said recess, said insert having at disk having a central openattached thereto. said base least one groove which when the insert is in position in said recess is at a tangent to said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

21. A yarn package support having a barrel and a base flange attached thereto, said base flange comprising apressed fiber disk having a central opening, a peripheral groove around the circumference of said disk and in the upper plane surface a radial recess having inwardly tapering side walls extending from said opening to the periphery of said disk and a cellulose acetate insert of substantially the same dimensions as said recess and having inwardly tapering edges mounted in said recess, said insert having at least one groove which when the insert is in position in said recess is at a tangent to said barrel and extends into said peripheral groove.

- FRED W. PAFFEN'.

HARRY L. CORNELIUS.

REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent:

UNITED s'rs'rns PATENTS 2,225,845 Richolt Dec. 24, 1940

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