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Process for weaving fabrics and shaggy fabrics

A technique for raising fabrics and weaving fabrics, applied in fabrics, textiles, papermaking, textiles, etc., can solve the problems of hard fabrics, too expensive, and difficult to produce beautiful patterns on the back of fabrics, etc., and achieve excellent pile strength and reduced load Effect

Active Publication Date: 2006-07-12
N V MICHEL VAN DE WIELE
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In this case, the pile warp yarns are squeezed too close together, and there is not enough space to hide the counter-pile warp yarns in the fabric, which makes it difficult to produce a beautiful pattern on the back of the fabric
Also, the fabric with such a density is stiff, giving the user an uncomfortable feeling
In addition, such fabrics use a lot of raw materials making them prohibitively expensive
Moreover, the pile strength is not enough when the V texture is used with a longer pile

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[0060] In double jacquard weaving, pile warp threads with different characteristics such as colour, thickness, effect etc. are used which are woven into the fabric according to a specific weave. Each type of pile warp is given in each warp system. As mentioned above, a warp system refers to a group of warp yarns comprising tensioning warp yarns, binding warp yarns and / or pile warp yarns, which warp yarn systems extend side by side in the weft direction. With the Jacquard device, each pile warp thread can be placed in the correct position of the shed to achieve the desired weave, and the reed beats up the weft as the weft thread is introduced. Since the fabric is cut pile in a traditional 1 / 2V weave, the different types of yarns are presented once in each warp system, and all pile warp systems are constructed identically.

[0061] In pile weaving, however, other weaves are known, the pile not having such a dense weave over multiple weft threads. A W texture is a good example ...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a process for weaving fabrics on a weaving machine, wherein these fabrics comprise a plurality of warp yam systems, wherein for at least two mutually adjacent warp yam systems, in each of these at least two mutually adjacent warp yarn systems, at least two pile warp yarns with different characteristics are present, and wherein in each of the said warp yam systems the pile warp yarns is interlaced alternately in the fabric, according to a pattern, for figuring application and are inwoven or float along the fabric for non-figuring application, wherein a bottommost and a topmost fabric are woven according to a double-face weaving method, and the said two mutually adjacent warp yam systems each comprise the same at least two pile warp yarns, in which case, if the one pile warp yam in the first warp yarn system in non-figuring application, floats or is inwoven in the top fabric, respectively bottom fabric , the corresponding pile warp yarn from the other warp yarn system, in non-figuring application, floats or is inwoven in the bottom fabric, respectively top fabric.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a process for weaving fabrics on a loom, these fabrics comprising a plurality of warp systems, wherein there are at least two mutually adjacent warp systems, in each of these at least two mutually adjacent warp systems, at least Two pile warp threads of different characteristics, in each of said warp thread systems, according to a weave, the pile warp threads are alternately interwoven in the fabric in order to form a pattern, or are not woven or formed along the fabric in order not to form a pattern floating line. [0002] By warp yarn system is meant a group of warp yarns comprising: tension warp yarns, binding warp yarns and / or pile warp yarns, which warp yarn systems run side by side in the weft direction. Features refer to type, color, thickness, etc. [0003] The present invention further relates to a raised fabric. Background technique [0004] Raised fabric (also known as plush fabric) is a fabric that uses t...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D03D27/06D03D27/10D03D23/00D03D39/16
CPCD03D27/10
Inventor 约翰尼·德贝斯马克·德莱皮埃尔
Owner N V MICHEL VAN DE WIELE
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