Year: 1886

page_text: Date of Application, 17th Nov., 1886.
Complete Left, 17th Aug., 1887.
Complete Accepted, 20th Sept., 1887.
We JOHN HOWARD STOTT of Baron Street Works, Baron Street, Rochdale in the
County of Lancaster, Machine Maker and JAMES SMITH of the same place Manager of
Machine Works do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows :—
Our invention relates to sectional warping and beaming machines of the kind
described in the Specification filed in reference to the application for Letters Patent,
No. 4546 dated April 13th 1885, by the above named John Howard Stott and one
Isaac Whitehead.
Our invention consists in arrangements by means of which we prevent the counter-
poise weight employed in each of such machines from being too readily acted upon by
the arm or arms by which the above mentioned counterpoise weight is allowed to
descend as the yarn is wound to form the "warp section."
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In carrying our invention into effect we provide the counterpoise weight with a
stud upon which so as to be capable of being rotated thereon we mount a toothed
wheel the teeth of which toothed wheel take into or engage with teeth formed upon
the arm by which the counterpoise weight is allowed to descend us the "section
wound. We also provide the counterpoise weight above-mentioned with a stud
mounted upon which and capable of being rotated thercon is a toothed wheel the teeth
of which take into or engage with teeth formed upon the guide bar which acts as a
guide for the counterpoise weight before mentioned By the employment of the
toothed wheels above mentioned we are enabled to cause the yarn to be wound upon
the section with greater regularity and uniformity than it has hitherto been.
In some cases we also provide the counterpoise weight above mentioned with a
stud upon which we mount a toothed wheel which is capable of being rotated upon
the said stud and the teeth of which toothed wheel take into or engage with teeth
formed upon the armn which is fast with the shaft to which the presser employed in
each of the machines to which our Invention relates is secured.
Dated this Sixteenth day of Novembon 1006.
W. T. CHEETHAM,
Carlton Chambers,
18, Saint Ann's Street, Manchester,
Agent to the Applicants.

page_text: JOHN HOWARD STOTT of Baron Street Works Baron Street Rochdale in the County
of Lancaster Machine Maker and JAMES SMITH of the same place Manager of Machine
Works do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the same
is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following
statement:
Our invention relates to sectional warping and beaming machines of the kind
described in the Specification filed in reference to the application for Letters Patent
No. 4546 dated April 13th 1885 by the above named "John Howard Stott and one
Isaac Whitehead.
Our invention consists in arrangements by means of which we prevent the counter-
poise weight employed in each of such machines from being too readily acted upon
by the arm or arms by which the above mentioned counterpoise weight is allowed to
descend as the yarn is wound to form the "warp section."
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In carrying our invention into effect we provide the counterpoise weight with a
stud upon which so as to be capable of being rotated thereon we mount a toothed
wheel the teeth of which toothed wheel take into or engage with teeth formed upon
the arm by which the counterpoise weight is allowed to descend as the "section'
wound. We also provide the counterpoiso weight above mentioned with a stud
mounted upon which and capable of being rotated thereon is a toothed wheel the teeth
of which take into or engage with teeth formed upon the guide bar which acts as a
guide for the counterpoise woight before mentioned-By the employment of the
toothed wheels above mentioned we are enabled to cause the yarn to be wound upon
the "section" with greater uniformity than it has hitherto been.
In some cases we also provide the counterpoise weight above mentioned with a stud
upon which we mount a toothed wheel which is capable of being rotated upon the
said stud, and the teeth of which toothed wheel take into or engage with teeth formed
upon the arin which is fast with the shaft to which the presser employed in each of
the machines to which our invention relates is secured.
In order that our invention may be thoroughly understood and carried into effect
we have hereunto annexed a drawing which shews so much of a sectional warping or
beaming machine of the kind to which our invention relates as is requisite to illustrate
our invention-The sume letters of reference are applied to corresponding parts
throughout the whole series of figures-Fig. 1 is a front view and Fig. 2 a plan
shewing one arrangement of our invention.
a is the counterpoise weight which is provided with a stud b upon which so as to be
capable of being rotated thereon we mount a toothed wheel c. The toothed wheel c is
situate in a recess or slot formed in the counterpoise weight a.-The teeth of the
toothed wheel e take into or engage with the teeth d formed upon the arm e by which
the counterpoise weight a is allowed to descend as the "section" is wound.-The

page_text: arm e is fast upon the shaft to which shaft is secured the arm g carrying the
presser g' which acts upon the yarn A being wound upon the block B. The presser
weight is secured upon an arin g³ mounted fast upon the shaft -We also provid
the counterpoise weight a above mentioned with a stud mounted upon which and
capable of being rotated thereon is a toothed wheel the teeth of which toothed
wheel take into or engage with teeth & formed upon the guide bar which acts as a
guide for the counterpoise weight a before mentioned. The toothed wheel j is situate
in a recess or slot formed in the counterpoise weight a-By the employment of the
toothed wheels c. j. above mentioned we are enabled to cause the yarn or thread to be
wound upon the "section" with greater regularity and uniformity than it has hitherto
been.
A modification of our invention is shewn in Figs. 3 and 4.-Fig. 3 being an
olevation and Fig. 4a plan of so much of a soctional warping or beaming machine of
the construction above referred to as is requisite to illustrate this modification of our
invention.
In Figs. 3 and 4 a is the counterpoise weight provided with a stud upon which
we mount a toothed wheel e which toothed wheel c is capable of being rotated upon
the stud band the teeth of which toothed wheel a take into teeth d formed upon the
urm e fust upon the shaft to which shaft tho presser g' and prosser weight g² are
connected. We also form teeth m upon the arme which teeth m take into or engage
with the teeth of a toothed wheel mounted so as to be capable of being rotated upon
a stud o carried by brackets p secured to the counterpoise weight a
The presser
is mounted upon an arm g secured upon the shaft and the presser weight
secured upon an arın 9 mounted fast upon the shaft. By the employment of the
toothed wheel c and toothed wheel in conjunction with the teeth d and m formed
upon the arme we are enabled to caused the yarn to be wound upon the "section" with
greater regularity and uniformity than it has hitherto been.
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Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said invention
and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what we claim is :-
In a sectional warping and beaming machine of the kind hereinbefore referred to
toothed wheels such as c and j ore and acting in conjunction with teeth such as d
and k or d and m upon the arin e and guide bar 1 or arme and employed and arranged
for the purposes and substantially in the manner hereinbefore described in reference
to and indicated in and by the drawing hereunto unnexed.
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W. T. CHEETHAM,
Agent to the Applicants.