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Tissue with an insert edge and use of said tissue

A technology of fabric and side warp, applied in the direction of fabric, weaving, loom, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-02-18
LINDAUER DORNIER GMBH
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Determine the use of narrow end-radial bars of a specific weave type, which are also spaced apart from the webbing, which means limitations for the design purpose of producing an advertising effect

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[0065] FIG. 1 shows a fabric according to the invention according to a first embodiment. Here, two sides of the fabric are shown schematically, the fabric having a fabric edge 29 or 34 on each side and a base fabric 33 in between. The white jagged lines interrupting the underlying fabric merely indicate that the right part of the fabric according to the invention shown in FIG. 1 is a mirror image of the left part. Therefore only the left part in FIG. 1 is referred to. Successive reference numerals 1 to 28 schematically show the warp threads in the region of the fabric trim 29 and the warp threads of a part of the underlying fabric. The warp threads 1 to 28 are shown vertically in FIG. 1 , whereas the weft thread 30 is shown horizontally. The weft threads 30 are led back into the fabric trim 29 at the selvedge with the weft thread end sections 31 and are woven there together with the corresponding warp threads 1 to 18 . The weft thread ends 32 are only indicated with the ref...

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The invention relates to a tissue, in particular a jeans tissue, comprising a basic tissue (140) and a tucked selvedge (135). The terminal sections (138) of the weft threads (137) are folded over at the edge (147) of the tissue and then resupplied into the tissue. The ends (139) of the terminal sections of the weft threads (138) can be dispersed over a zone a and become a visual bore. A field (144) having alphanumeric signs, logos or at least one colour is woven into the tucked selvedge (135). The field (144) serves for publicity purposes and renders the ends (139) of the terminal sections of the weft threads (138) largely or completely invisible by covering the ends (139) on the upper and inner side of the tissue according to weave technology or present the same colour as the warp threads (109 to 117) in the region of the field (144).

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a woven fabric according to the preambles of claims 1 to 3 having a fabric border formed by inserted weft thread end sections. Background technique [0002] Such fabrics are well known. Furthermore, fabrics with name strips are also known. Companies that manufacture especially fine fabrics weave name strips into the fabric, with the name strips inserted into the underlying fabric at a distance from the selvedge, and use the name strips as waste in subsequent processing such as sewing of the fabric Remove or cut off. The main advantage of weaving the name strip into the fabric or material is that the origin of the material cannot be copied, for example by means of a sewn or glued or ironed-on name pattern. However, the disadvantage of inserting said name strips into the fabric is that a lot of waste is generated when the fabric is processed. The name strips in the fabric can for example be produced by a jacquard loom in a co...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D03D5/00D03D47/48
CPCD03D47/48D03D5/00
Inventor V·克卢姆
Owner LINDAUER DORNIER GMBH
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