Method for weaving pile fabric and pile fabric with shaded cut pile areas
A technology of pile fabric and pile, which is applied to fabrics, embossed fabrics, and embossed fabrics, etc., can solve the problem of not being obvious enough to provide a clear shadow effect, etc., and achieve the effect of obvious oblique orientation and obvious oblique effect.
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[0031] figure 1is a schematic cross-section along the warp direction of two carpets C1 and C2 which are woven simultaneously one over the other on a face-to-face weaving machine or loom There are two lead-in members not shown.
[0032] Picks (picks) P1 to P32 in figure 1 is shown in , and defines the lead-in loop for weft yarns.
[0033] Each carpet C1 or C2 comprises a respective backing fabric F1 , F2 and a respective pile D1 , D2 extending from one backing fabric F1 or F2 to the other. Backing fabrics F1 and F2 may also be referred to as ground fabrics. The tufts D1 and D2 are to be separated from each other by a knife K belonging to a cutting device not further shown. The knife K travels along the median plane π0 of the weaving machine on which the carpets C1 and C2 are knitted. The plane π0 extends parallel to and between the backing fabrics F1 and F2. It is at an equal distance from both fabrics.
[0034] The backing fabric F1 comprises two binding warp yarns b1 a...
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