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Nontwisted heather yarn and method for producing same

CA 1104802 B · Owner: Phillips Petroleum Company · Inventors: Newton, Richard C.

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Abstract of the Disclosure, A non-twisted heather yarn is formed of a plurality of major yarn bundles at least one of which is of a substantially different color from the remaining bundles. Each major yarn bundle is formed of a multiplicity of continuous filaments and has from about 10 to about 90 percent of its filaments cohering to form secondary bundles with the remaining filaments of each major bundle varying in number along the length of the yarn being interlaced with, other major bundles of the yarn and being randomly located about the yarn axis. Each of the secondary bundles in each unit length of the yarn of about inches has a portion thereof formed of greater than about 30 percent …

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  • Granted April 13, 1976. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 13, 1993.
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FiledFebruary 12, 1974
GrantedApril 13, 1976
Term endedApril 13, 1993
Patent numberCA 1104802 B
Classification (IPC)D02G1/16 +1 more

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1975197719791981198319851987198919911993Application filedFeb 12, 1974Patent grantedApril 13, 1976Term endedApril 13, 1993

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