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Lecturer,Textile Engineering
National Institute of Textile Engineering &
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Why Called
Tappet?
Why Called
Tappet?
Why Called
Tappet?
Why Called Tappet
Loom?
Tappet is a type of cam to which a rotary motion is given for the purpose of producing
reciprocating motion in rods and levers by sliding contact.
The warp beam, which holds the lengthwise yarns, is located at the back of the machine and is
controlled so that it releases yarns to the weaving area of the loom as needed.
Whip roll/Back rest
This is guide roller which directs the warp threads on their way to the lease rods and heddles.
Lease
Rod
Another guiding device it is for the warp yarns. These are two sorts of wooden or glass rods
set between the whip rolls and the heddles.
Alternating warp threads can be kept separate by passing over and under these rods.
Drop
Wire
Parts of a warp stop motion. Warp yarn passed through drop wire called
pinning. No of warp yarn=no of drop wire
Heald frame/Heald
shaft/Heald
Shuttle box is the housing for the shuttle and is made of wood. It has a picker
and a spindle. It may also accommodate the picker without spindle. The top
and side of the shuttle box unto the sley race are open. The shuttle dwells
inside the box for the intermediate period between two successive picks.
Ree
d
This is inevitably a combination made up of steel wire rods set vertically in a frame. The spaces
between the wires are known as splits or dents and are kept even and parallel. This is the first
function of reed.
Its second function is to feed the filling thread into position. To do this it has to move in a back and
forth motion.
Sle
y
Usually, the buffer has a hollow cylindrical shape formed by convolutely winding a leather sheet.
object of the invention is to provide a buffer which will withstand the impact of
the picker stick without substantial deformation and loss of flexibility.
Tampl
e
Control Fabric
Width
Front Rest/Breast
Beam
The bar his is, at the front of the loom over which the cloth passes on its way to the cloth
roller
Take up roller/Emary
roller
Crank
Shaft
Bottom Shaft
Counter
Shaft
Primary Motion of a
loom
Secondary
Motion
Take up
motion
Let off motion
Tertiary
Motion