Title of Invention

DYEING MACHINE

Abstract A dyeing machine comprising a machine base defining a cylindrical receiving chamber and a cloth passage, a jet nozzle disposed in a horizontal position, an overflow nozzle disposed in a vertical position above the elevation of the jet nozzle, a first cloth guide roller disposed in front of the jet nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from the cloth passage over the jet nozzle into the cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing, a second cloth guide roller suspended above the overflow nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from the cloth passage over the overflow nozzle into the cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing.
Full Text The present invention relates to dyeing machines, and more particularly to such a dyeing machine which comprises an overflow nozzle disposed in a vertical position, a jet nozzle horizontally disposed at a lower elevation than the overflow nozzle, a first cloth guide roller disposed in front of the jet nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth over the jet nozzle for dyeing, a second cloth guide roller suspended above the overflow nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth over the overflow nozzle for dyeing.
BACKGROUND
A regular dyeing machine is generally equipped with an overflow nozzle for dyeing knitted fabrics or cloths made of short fibers, and a jet nozzle for dyeing woven fabrics or cloths made of filament. Figure 1 shows a dyeing woven fabrics or cloths made of filament. Figure 1 shows a dyeing machine of this type in which the overflow nozzle (non-pressure dyeing nozzle) and the jet nozzle (pressured dyeing nozzle) are disposed at different locations, and a cloth guide roller is suspended above the overflow nozzle and the jet nozzle for guiding a piece of cloth over the overflow nozzle and the jet nozzle for guiding a piece of cloth over the overflow nozzle and the jet nozzle for dyeing. Because only one cloth guide roller is provided for cloth guiding, different kinds of cloths cannot be maintained at different tensions for different dyeing operations.
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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The present invention uses two cloth guide roller for guiding different kinds of cloths so that the cloth to be dyed can be moved over the corresponding nozzle at a high speed for dyeing efficiently without causing a wrinkle.
According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the dyeing
machine comprises a machine base defining a cylindrical receiving chamber and a cloth passage, a jet nozzle disposed in a horizontal position, an overflow nozzle disposed in a vertical position above the elevation of the jet nozzle, a first cloth guide roller disposed in front of the jet nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from the cloth passage over the jet nozzle into the cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing, a second cloth guide roller suspended above the overflow nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from the cloth passage over the overflow nozzle into the cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing.
According to this invention a dyeing machine comprising:
a machine base defining a cylindrical receiving chamber and a cloth passage, an overflow nozzle and a jet nozzle respectively suspended above said machine base, wherein said jet nozzle is disposed in a horizontal position, said overflow nozzle is disposed in a vertical position above the elevation of jet nozzle; a first cloth guide roller is disposed in front of said jet nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from said cloth passage over said jet nozzle into said cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing;
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a second cloth guide roller is suspended above said overflow nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from said cloth passage over said overflow nozzle into said cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing;
the diameter of said second cloth guide roller is not less than that of said first cloth guide roller.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCOMPANYING DRAWINGS
The invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings:
Fig. 1 is a plain view of a dyeing machine according to the prior art;
Fig.2 is a plain view of the present invention, showing a piece of cloth moved over the overflow nozzle; and
Fig. 3 is another plain view of the present invention, showing a piece of cloth moved over the jet nozzle.
Fig. 1 has already been described under the heading background. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODMENT
Referring to figure 2, a dyeing machine in accordance with the present invention is generally comprised of a machine base 1 defining a cylindrical receiving chamber 11 and a cloth passage 12, an overflow nozzle 14 and a
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jet nozzle 13 respectively suspended above the machine base 1, a first cloth guide roller 15 disposed in front of the jet nozzle 13, a second cloth guide roller 16 suspended above the overflow nozzle 14. The jet nozzle 13 is disposed in a horizontal position. The overflow nozzle 14 is disposed in a vertical position above the elevation of the jet nozzle 13. The diameter of the second cloth guide roller 16 is not less than that of the first cloth guide roller 15.
Referring to figure 3 and figure 2 again, when a piece of cloth 2 is delivered into the machine base 1, it is moved in the receiving chamber 11. If the piece of cloth 2 is of knitted fabric or made of short fibers, it is guided over the overflow nozzle 14 by the first cloth guide roller 15 and the second cloth guide roller 16 to circulate through the cloth passage 12 and the cylindrical receiving chamber 11 and moved vertically over the overflow nozzle 14 and dyed by a liquid coloring matter supplied from the overflow nozzle 14 (see figure 2). If the piece of cloth 2 is a woven fabric made from filament, it is guided by the first cloth guide roller 15 into the cylindrical receiving chamber and horizontally moved over the jet nozzle 13 and dyed by a liquid coloring matter driven out of the jet nozzle 13.
While only one embodiment of the present invention has been shown and described, it will be understood that various modifications and changes could be made thereunto without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention disclosed.
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We Claim:
1. A dyeing machine comprising:
a machine base defining a cylindrical receiving chamber and a cloth passage, an overflow nozzle and a jet nozzle respectively suspended above said machine base, wherein said jet nozzle is disposed in a horizontal position, said overflow nozzle is disposed in a vertical position above the elevation of jet nozzle; a first cloth guide roller is disposed in front of said jet nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from said cloth passage over said jet nozzle into said cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing;
a second cloth guide roller is suspended above said overflow nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from said cloth passage over said overflow nozzle into said cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing;
the diameter of said second cloth guide roller is not less than that of said first cloth guide roller.
2. A dyeing machine, substantially as herein described, particularly with
reference to and as illustrated in figures 2 & 3 of the accompanying
drawings.

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A dyeing machine comprising a machine base defining a cylindrical receiving chamber and a cloth passage, a jet nozzle disposed in a horizontal position, an overflow nozzle disposed in a vertical position above the elevation of the jet nozzle, a first cloth guide roller disposed in front of the jet nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from the cloth passage over the jet nozzle into the cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing, a second cloth guide roller suspended above the overflow nozzle and adapted for guiding a piece of cloth from the cloth passage over the overflow nozzle into the cylindrical receiving chamber for dyeing.



Documents:

01546-cal-1997-abstract.pdf

01546-cal-1997-claims.pdf

01546-cal-1997-correspondence.pdf

01546-cal-1997-description(complete).pdf

01546-cal-1997-drawings.pdf

01546-cal-1997-form-1.pdf

01546-cal-1997-form-13.pdf

01546-cal-1997-form-2.pdf

01546-cal-1997-form-3.pdf

01546-cal-1997-p.a.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-abstract.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-claims.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-correspondence.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-description (complete).pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-drawings.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-form 13.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-form 2.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-form 3.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-letter patent.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-pa.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-reply to examination report.pdf

1546-cal-1997-granted-specification.pdf


Patent Number 194571
Indian Patent Application Number 1546/CAL/1997
PG Journal Number 30/2009
Publication Date 24-Jul-2009
Grant Date 05-Aug-2005
Date of Filing 21-Aug-1997
Name of Patentee CHI-LUNG CHANG
Applicant Address 121, SEC,1, MIN-SHANG N. ROAD, KUI-SHAN HSIANG, TAO-YUAN HSIEN, TAIWAN
Inventors:
# Inventor's Name Inventor's Address
1 CHI-LUNG CHANG 121, SEC,1, MIN-SHANG N. ROAD, KUI-SHAN HSIANG, TAO-YUAN HSIEN,TAIWAN
PCT International Classification Number B05C 11/02
PCT International Application Number N/A
PCT International Filing date
PCT Conventions:
# PCT Application Number Date of Convention Priority Country
1 NA