BREAK-SPINNING MACHINE

A rotary spinning chamber has a hollow interior accessible through an open side. A stationary body is located adjacent the open side and has a portion projecting into the same, this portion being either cylindrical or frustoconical in outline and having a transverse surface extending transversely of the axis of rotation of the spinning chamber and a circumferential surface which surrounds this axis. A fiber channel is formed in the stationary body having an upper and a lower boundary surface, an inlet receiving fibers from a fiber feed means and an outlet provided in the projecting portion. The outlet is so located in the projecting portion that the upper and the lower boundary surfaces of the fiber feed channel respectively intersect the transverse and the circumferential surface of the projecting portion.