roller pair 3 and calender roller pair 50 must however also be maintained also the rotational speed ratio between the rotary plate 51 or the can plate and the calender roller pair 50 must be maintained fig1 does not show the feed table with its roller pair as well as the feed frame with the corresponding roller pairs these operating elements can also form rotational speed ratios to the other mentioned operating elements they can therefore be included in the following considerations without having to be mentioned specifically for a broader understanding fig3 shows a schematic representation of a feed frame 100 and a feed table 200 in their placement in relation to a feeler roller pair 49 to the roller pairs 1 2 3 of a draw frame to the rotary plate 51 and to the can plate the feed frame 100 is provided with roller pairs rotatably mounted on the machine frame 102 and corresponding to the number of presented cans k such as e g roller pair 101 in the present example only one roller pair is shown at a can k but normally 6 to 8 roller pairs are associated with 6 to 8 cans k said roller pairs being driven by a drive not shown for the conveying of fiber sliver from the cans k in the direction of the feed table 200 the feed table 200 is normally provided with a roller pair 201 which seizes the entering fiber slivers this pair 201 can be driven by the machine drive following this roller pair the fiber slivers are doubled over and are fed to the feeler roller pair 49 in the form of a fiber sliver 4 the operating elements of a draw.