Improvements in Wet Spinning Frames.
Year: 1896

page_text: Date of Application, 22nd Jan., 1800
Complete Specification Left. 11th Sept. 1896-Accepted. 17th Oct. 1896
Complete Specification Left. 11th Sept. 1896-Accepted. 17th Oct. 1896
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in Wet Spinning Frames.
We WILLIAM HAMILTON LAWLOR Manager and JOHN ESDALE Mechanic
Balnamore near Ballymoney in the County of Antrim, Ireland, do hereby declare
the nature of this invention: to be as follows:-
Our object is to control the lateral movement of the pressing rollers of wet
spinning frames by means of stops applied to the ends of the axles, and at the same
time to dispense with the arms on the saddles.
To prevent lateral movement of the bottom wood pressing rollers, we use bottom
lips on the double aud single stands against which the ends of the axles work, and
at the same time we use saddles of the armless type in conjunction with stands
provided with jaws or slots through which the saddles are passed or the jaw or slot
may be in the saddles in which case the stands pass through the jaws or slots in the
saddles,
Armless saddles have been used which control by means of barrelled journals,
flanges or collars the end movement of the pressing rollers but this method of
controlling the end movement is not satisfactory.
Bottom lips as described have been used to prevent the end movement of the
axles, but they have always been used in conjunction with saddles having arms,
which are in the way of the workers.
By combining the use of bottom lips for preventing the lateral movement of the
pressing rollers with the use of armless saddles, we attain the advantages of having
the best means of preventing the end movement with the minimum of friction and
at the same time we have the most handy style of saddle.
Dated this
day of January 1896
WM. HAMILTON LAWLOR.
JOHN ESDALE.
Improvements in Wet Spinning Frames.
We WILLIAM HAMILTON LAWLOR Manager and JOHN ESDALE Mechanic
Balnamore near Ballymoney in the County of Antrim Ireland, 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 object is to control the lateral movement of the pressing rollers of wet
spinning frames by means of stops applied to the ends of the axles and at the same
time to dispense with the arms on the saddles.
To prevent lateral movement of the bottom wood pressing rollers we use bottom
lips on the double and single stands against which the ends of the axles work and
at the same time we use saddles of the armless type, in conjunction with stands
provided with jaws or slots through which the saddles are passed or the jaw or slot
may be in the saddle in which case the stand passes through the jaws or slots in the
saddles.

page_text: Armless saddles have been used which control by means of barrelled journals,
flanges or collars the end movement of the pressing rollers, but this method is not
satisfactory.
Bottom lips as described have been used to prevent the end movement of the
axles but they have always been used in conjunction with saddles having arms
which are in the way of the workers.
By combining the use of bottom lips for preventing the lateral movement of the
pressing rollers with the use of armless saddles we attain the advantages of having
the best means of preventing the end movement with the minimum of friction and
at the same time we have the most handy style of saddle.
Such being the nature and object of this our said invention the following is a
complete description of the same reference being had to the accompanying drawings
in which :-
Fig. I. is an end elevation of as much of a wet spinning frame as will shew the
nature of our improvements :-
Fig. II. is a plan view of Fig. I.
Similar letters of reference designate corresponding parts in both figures.
1 is the beam on which are carried the double stand 2 (which is provided with
bearings for the drawing and retaining rollers 3 and 4)-the stand 5 (shewn in
the drawings with jaws or slots through which the armless saddle 6 is passed this
saddle carrying bearings for the pressing rollers 7 and 8); and the single stand 9.
The double stand 2 and the single stand 9. are provided with bottom lips 10
which prevent the axle 11 of the pressing rollers 7 from moving end ways.
The pressing rollers 8 are provided with nicked or barrelled journals to prevent
end movement 12 is a drip pipe.
We would have it understood that we are aware that stands with jaws or slots to
receive the end of the saddle, or with jaws or slots in the saddle through which the
stand passes are not new and to such we lay no claim and that double and single
stands provided with bottom lips are not new and to such we lay no claim.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what we
claim is :-
The improvements in wet spinning frames comprising armless saddles held in
position by means of jaws or slots either in the saddle or stand when employed
with stands provided with bottom lips all in combination and substantially as
illustrated by the annexed drawings and herein fully set forth.
Dated this
day of September 1896.
WILLIAM HAMILTON LAWLOR,
JOHN ESDALE,
Applicants.
WILLIAM HAMILTON LAWLOR,
JOHN ESDALE,
Applicants.