DE1888193U - Djppcl fabric web - Google Patents

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■ trHÖGER - EUG. MAIER- STELLRECHT PATENT LAWYERS IN STUTTGART

RA. 735 052 * 11/15/63

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A 33 100

i ^ 107

11 ♦ Hot. 1963

Company Heinrich Otto & Sons 7317 turns

Double weave

Die! Firing unit "refers to a product manufactured on Eiser dobby or a ^ Jacguardmaschin® double fabric * from Wex""chem in ei fäeher way window surrounds ₉ bags and the like here," made "it.

Usually washing is _{done 9 by} sewing two pieces of fabric of the same cut to one another on their ribbons ₉ turning over the sewn fabric pieces "a" and at a distance from the that corresponds to the width of the now inside - '!!' © g ^ iadeii strip of land first saw with a * second-IS seam *. This production w @ ± $ @ is vm ° "understandable", which is why one is often "content with the juxtaposition of" two pieces of fabric ", especially when making cheap clothing" If the thread of one of these is torn

A 33 100 i - 2 -

i - 107

11. Hot. 1963

Seam in the use of the bag »so it must be Garment to be separated »

These disadvantages are the leuerung characterized "whose upper Denj that for the efficient production of bags of any format, a double fabric is used _s» and lower fabric are * namely outside of the pockets forming regions each other only within certain ranges, woven according vermie.

In order to make it easier to remove the individual pockets from a web of fabric, marking lines are woven into the fabric, which delimit the areas with separate upper and lower fabric. When using JaccLuardinaehinen, the boundary lines "between the areas with separate upper and lower fabrics and the areas with interwoven upper and lower fabrics can also run diagonally to the direction of the warp" or "weft threads"

Another advantage of the innovation according to the production of Washing is that in the fabric parts that make up the pockets special. Musterunäii Örnament: ö's ^ Wäp.pen '# ΐ Serglei «*

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i 107

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chen woven \ $ ®τ & βη tonnen " Pie so © inwoven ornaments can be particularly emphasized by the fact that several contrasting colors are interwoven in the warp" * or weft "system«

In the drawing, two embodiments of the novel fabric are shown.

Figure 1 shows a section of a fabric made with a dobby for ^ right « square tabs;

FIG. 2 shows a section of a fabric produced with a jacquard machine for any shape! Haschen with woven-in patterns.

In both figures, the areas with a separate upper and lower fabric are marked with a _? the parts of these belts made up of interwoven upper and lower fabrics are hatched diagonally and marked with b. “The marking lines separating the two areas are marked with c”

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i - 107

11 · Έού. 1963

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of the exemplary embodiment according to fig _e 2

horizontally hatched Afofall-Sswefoeteile d » ^ · The Sasohenteile ^ Lnwoven MiÄstenmgea sina with e b

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Claims (4)

A 33 100 i «5» »107 .11. lov. 1963 patent claims 1. Double weave especially for the production of
Pouches, bags and the like, characterized gekennseicli '' net _r that the top and bottom fabrics me auBerlialb the 'woven Sasclien the bildendoiBereiclie each other, 2 »double weave gekenazeicianet I according to claim ₉ characterized _s that are woven into the G-ewebe marking lines,
which delimit or separate the individual areas that form the pockets. 3. Double fabric Naeh to claims 1 to 2 j _t characterized in that the boundary lines between the areas with separate upper · »and lower fabric and
the areas with intertwined upper and lower fabrics run diagonally to the direction of the warp and weft threads. A 35 100 1 ~ 6 - i - 107 11. Hov. 1965 4. Double weave ^! _f according to claims 1 to 3 _9, characterized in that the! Paschen Mldesiden areas of tissue ornamental effects are woven.