Belting with tubular edge portions
CA 1069802 A · Owner: Berger, Johann · Inventors: Berger, Josef; Berger, Said Johann; Papageorgiou, Constantin
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A belting with a single-layer central portion and two tubular edge portions is made on a needle ribbon weaving machine. One of the tubular edge portions is woven as single layer and then closed to form the tubular edge portion by pull on the weft thread. A knitting course which keeps this tubular edge portion closed is made by means of a tuck and/or interlocking thread in such a way that it disappears in the fabric and does not project therefrom. This is achieved either by feeding more tuck thread as usual so that tuck thread loops are drawn by the weft thread from the knitting course into the fabric or by utilizing no tuck thread but only an interlocking thread in making this tubular edge …
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- Granted January 15, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 15, 1997.
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