Weft knitted raschel-like thermal fabric, and method of knitting the same
CA 1086972 A · Owner: Morgan, John E. · Inventors: Morgan, John E.
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Abstract A weft knitted thermal fabric simulating raschel thermal fabric in appearance and in heat insulating property. The fabric has a multitude of air-entrapping cells formed on at least one side to provide dead air spaces thereby giving the, fabric an enhanced heat retention quality. The air-entrapping cells are three dimensional cavities defined by spaced side walls and spaced top and bottom walls. Each wall comprises elevated fabric formed of two separate closely spaced, wale-, wise extending, ribs of knitted stitches the stitches of the, two ribs being connected and drawn together by yarn floats. The air-entrapping cells are provided with floors composed of a knitted wale formed of …
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- Granted October 7, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 7, 1997.
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