Saw-toothed stamped metal part as outfit for a comb segment of a porcupine
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Aug 19, 1986
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Sep 17, 1985
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Oct 18, 1984
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Saw toothed metal parts as outfits for comb segment of a porcupine for textile machines such as combing machines in which each metal part has a stilt functioning as the holding component in the comb segment and a plurality of teeth extending outwardly from the stilt, the said teeth being inclined in pointed angle to the radial direction of the comb segment in the direction of rotation of the comb segment, the height of the centers of the teeth increasing in the direction of rotation. The angle of action that is the angle between the front face of a tooth and the radius passing through the tip of the tooth, as well as the distance between the centers of the teeth increase in the direction of rotation of the comb segment.
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