53results about "Fibre breaking" patented technology

A hair stylist device comprises a top and bottom board, each having a plurality of opposed bristles for retaining strands of bulk artificial or commercial hair therebetween for performing hairstyling operations, and including a hinge mechanism for opening and closing the boards around the bulk hair retaining it loosely but securely, while allowing the removal of strands of bulk hair without opening the device providing optimal gripping ability to the bulk hair while permitting removal of hair without unnecessary loss. The board inner surfaces each may have a generally planar pad with plural embedded bristles extending in a direction perpendicular to one surface of the pad. A longitudinal hinge connects the two boards to each other and a lock can secure the opposite longitudinal ends to each other. Compartments disposed at a surface of the boards provide storage for any necessary accessories required for the braiding or weaving process.

A round module opener for use with a round module of cotton including a first cradle movably mounted to a first frame, the first cradle including a first peeler belt that is configured for rotary motion, and a second cradle movably mounted to a second frame, the second cradle including a second peeler belt that it configured for rotary motion. The first cradle and the second cradle are disposed on opposing sides of a feeder bed such that the first cradle and the second cradle can be moved inwardly toward each other and toward a longitudinal centerline of the feeder bed to engage the round module of cotton.

The invention discloses an adjustable cotton gripping trolley frame with limiting discs. The adjustable cotton gripping trolley frame comprises a trolley frame body, wherein the trolley frame body comprises an upper supporting plate; a primary supporting plate is fixed on the left side of the upper supporting plate; a secondary supporting plate is fixed on the right side of the upper supporting plate; a spline mounting through hole is formed in the middle of the upper supporting plate; an adjustable supporting plate is fixed on the outer side wall at the bottom of the primary supporting plate; a plurality of adjusting cylinders are fixed on the adjustable supporting plate; push rods of the adjusting cylinders penetrate through the adjustable supporting plate and are fixed with bottom connecting plates; pulleys are hinged to bottom surfaces of the bottom connecting plates; the pulleys are inserted into sliding grooves formed in the middle of the top surface of a main guide rail fixed on the ground. According to the adjustable cotton gripping trolley frame disclosed by the invention, the height of the pulleys can be automatically adjusted, so that the pulleys are matched with the main guide rail. Meanwhile, due to the limiting discs of the trolley frame, accurate positions of the pulleys can be guaranteed during operation, stable operation is guaranteed, and the trolley frame is excellent in automatic adjusting effect and good in mounting effect and does not need to be detached and reassembled.

The nonwoven material is composed of a pile layer which has a plurality of bundles comprising carbon fibers, wherein at least some of the bundles have a curved course that comprises a curved vertex area of a first curvature between the bundle ends and at least one bundle end area of a second curvature, located at the bundle ends, wherein the first curvature is greater than the second curvature in particular by at least 50%.

A hair stylist device comprises a top and bottom board, each having a plurality of opposed bristles for retaining strands of bulk artificial or commercial hair therebetween for performing hairstyling operations, and including a hinge mechanism for opening and closing the boards around the bulk hair retaining it loosely but securely, while allowing the removal of strands of bulk hair without opening the device providing optimal gripping ability to the bulk hair while permitting removal of hair without unnecessary loss. The board inner surfaces each may have a generally planar pad with plural embedded bristles extending in a direction perpendicular to one surface of the pad. A longitudinal hinge connects the two boards to each other and a lock can secure the opposite longitudinal ends to each other. Compartments disposed at a surface of the boards provide storage for any necessary accessories required for the braiding or weaving process.