Process and apparatus for renewing the bearing points of a traversing rod for forming crosswound bobbing
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Oct 9, 2001
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Oct 26, 1999
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Nov 2, 1998
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Traversing rods in textile machines producing crosswound bobbins are often made of carbon fibers for the purpose of reducing the inertia force. These kinds of traversing rods are prone to wear at their bearing points. For this reason, the traversing rod whose bearings have a distance between them which corresponds to at least twice, preferably three times the traversing stroke, is so far displaced in its longitudinal direction in order to re-new the bearing points that other areas of the traversing rod than before now act together with the bearings.
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