Patent classifications
B65H2701/37
FIBER BUNDLE DRAWING APPARATUS, METHOD OF DRAWING FIBER BUNDLE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIAL
There is provided a fiber bundle drawing apparatus that can draw a fiber bundle traverse-wound around a bobbin and having a laterally-elongated cross-sectional shape while maintaining the cross-sectional shape, and cause the fiber bundle to travel along a fixed course. The fiber bundle drawing apparatus includes: a bobbin holder configured to hold the bobbin in a rotatable state; a turning mechanism configured to receive the fiber bundle drawn from the bobbin, and to turn and deliver the fiber bundle, thereby reducing change in course of the fiber bundle in a direction parallel to a center axis of the bobbin; and a twist prevention mechanism provided between the bobbin holder and the turning mechanism in a path of the fiber bundle in the apparatus, and including a support portion and a rotation suppression portion, the support portion coming into contact with the fiber bundle, the rotation suppression portion being disposed to face the support portion with a gap through which the fiber bundle passes, the gap having a distance greater than or equal to a thickness of the fiber bundle and less than or equal to a width of the fiber bundle.
Wound yarn package and manufacturing method thereof
To provide a wound yarn package and a method for manufacturing the same in which even if sea-island type fibers are wound around a bobbin one by one by a traverse mode, cob-webbing and curling are less likely to occur, and the variation in the heat shrinkage rate between layers constituting the yarn layer is reduced. When winding sea-island type fibers with a fineness of 100 to 6400 dtex around a bobbin one by one by a traverse mode to form a yarn layer, each yarn constituting the n-th yarn layer is wound at a position 0 to x mm away from each yarn constituting the (n1)-th yarn layer, with the yarn width of the sea-island type fiber being taken as x (mm), to fabricate a wound yarn package.
INERTIA BRAKING PAYOUT DEVICE AND PACKAGE SYSTEM
A payout device is provided, wherein the payout device can include a carton, a rotatable member, and a support assembly. The carton can include an opening providing an egress for elongated flexible material stored within an interior compartment, and the interior compartment can be cylindrical in a substantially horizontal direction around a rotatable member therein. The support assembly can have a slot for rotatably supporting the rotatable member, wherein the slot can have a generally teardrop shape with a larger diameter end, sized to allow the rotatable member to rotate therein, and a smaller diameter end, sized smaller than a circumference of the rotatable member. The rotatable member can be slidable between the larger and smaller diameter ends, and the slot can be positioned on the carton with the larger diameter end being in a position that is elevated and closer to the opening than the smaller diameter end.
INERTIA BRAKING PAYOUT DEVICE AND PACKAGE SYSTEM
A payout device that includes a carton, a rotatable member, and a slot is provided. The carton can include an opening that provides an egress for elongated flexible material stored within the carton. The rotatable member can be disposed within the carton, the rotatable member can have a circumference, and the elongated flexible material can be wound around the rotatable member. The slot can rotatably support the rotatable member, the slot can have a round shape that is larger than the circumference of the rotatable member, at least a portion of the rotatable member can be slidable within the slot between a payoff position and a braking position, the rotatable member can be rotatable within the slot when in the payoff position for dispensing the elongated flexible material from the opening in the carton, and the payoff position can be elevated relative to the braking position.
Belt core system
Belt core and belt core systems for winding a belt or other winding material are described. The belt core and belt core system described are lightweight and reusable. The belt core and belt core system includes at least one belt core unit. A plurality of units may be combined to form a belt core system, in which each unit has the same general size and is configured with means for interlocking each unit with another unit. This provides customization of the described system so that it may accommodate a winding material of any width.
Welding Device
A welding device includes a thin film and an ultrasonic welding machine including an ultrasonic welding head welding a first component and a second component of a product together. The thin film is pressed against the product by the ultrasonic welding head and covers a welding area and a non-welding area of the product. The thin film absorbs a vibration energy located in the non-welding area to prevent the vibration energy from being concentrated in the welding area of the product.
TAPE ADHERING APPARATUS
Provided is a tape adhering apparatus capable of uniformizing the length of an anisotropic conductive tape to be adhered to a workpiece.
In a tape adhering apparatus (1), a conveying unit (30) intermittently performs an operation of conveying a tape member (T) by a length obtained by adding a gap length (L2) to a predetermined length (L1), and a cutting unit (10) includes a blade holding unit (12) that holds a downstream cutting blade (13) and an upstream cutting blade (14) in a state where the length from the downstream cutting blade (13) to the upstream cutting blade (14) is the predetermined length (L1), and advances toward an anisotropic conductive tape (t1) to cut the anisotropic conductive tape (t1) into the predetermined length (L1) when the conveying unit (30) stops the operation of conveying the tape member (T).
TAPE FEEDER AND METHOD FOR FEEDING COVER TAPE
A tape feeder of feeds a component supply tape to a predetermined supply position and peels off a cover tape from the carrier tape at the supply position to expose a component. The tape feeder includes a pair of feed gears configured to mesh with each other and sandwich the cover tape, a drive motor configured to rotationally drive the pair of feed gears such that the carrier tape is pulled in, a rotation gear directly or indirectly meshed with a first feed gear of the feed gears, a one-way clutch provided in the rotation gear such that the rotation gear idles with respect to rotation of the pair of feed gears in a direction in which the carrier tape is pulled in, and a torque limiter provided in the rotation gear or another rotation gear meshing with the rotation gear.
Rewinding system
A rewinding system includes a rewinding apparatus for winding a manufactured thin-film tape on a re-winding roll; a loading apparatus for loading the re-winding roll on which the thin-film tape is rewound; and a cutting apparatus for cutting the thin-film tape. The rewinding apparatus includes first and second mounting members in which re-winding rolls are inserted; and a connecting member connected to an end of each of the first and second mounting members to move the first and second mounting members. The first mounting member rotates around a shaft thereof, the second mounting member rotates around a shaft thereof, and the connecting member rotates the first and second mounting members to change positions of the first and second mounting members, and moves at least one of the first and second mounting members to the place where the loading apparatus is arranged.
HEAD FOR TAPING DEVICE
Disclosed is a head for a taping device. The head for a taping device according to various embodiments of the present disclosure may include: a housing including a plate having a cutout portion configured to allow a bus bar to pass therethrough, and an internal through hole communicating with the cutout portion; a plurality of first bearings coupled to the housing and arranged around the internal through hole along a first circular ring shape; a first ring gear having a first opening configured to allow the bus bar to pass therethrough, and an inner circumferential surface rotatably supported by the first bearing; a first tape feeder including a first abutment coupled to the first ring gear and a first mounting roller rotatably coupled to the first abutment; a first driver coupled to the housing and configured to rotate the first ring gear; a plurality of second bearings coupled to the housing, spaced outward from the first bearings, and arranged along a second circular ring shape; a second ring gear having a second opening configured to allow the bus bar to pass therethrough, and an inner circumferential surface rotatably supported by the second bearings; a second tape feeder including a second abutment coupled to the second ring gear and a second mounting roller rotatably coupled to the second abutment; and a second driver coupled to the housing and configured to rotate the second ring gear. As a result, two types of tape can be wound around the busbar in one process.