Let-Off Mechanism, US Patent No. 1463966

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US Patent No. 1,463,966, granted Aug. 7, 1923 to Jonas Northrop of Hopedale, Massachusetts, assigned to the Hopedale Manufacturing Company. It describes a let-off and take-back mechanism for looms that keeps warp tension uniform. A whip roll senses changes in tension and moves a shield, which lets either a let-off pawl or a take-back pawl engage ratchet wheels that turn the warp beam through worm gearing. The document has three sheets of drawings (Figs. 1-6) followed by the specification and two claims.

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Patent
Date
August 7, 1923
Language
English
Pages
6
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