Process to manufacture a felt with a flap and a felt produced thereby
CA 1303833 C · Owner: Dufour, Marcel · Inventors: Piat, Jacques; Dufour, Marcel
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Process of manufacturing a papermaker's wet press felt for the wet end and a felt produced thereby with one or two flaps (14, 16), made of two batts (12, 13) needled onto each side of the felt (1), which ends in two rows of loops (4 5) that are intended, to seam the felt characterized in that the rows of loops (4 5), are joined during needling by temporary removable connecting means, (6) placed in relation to the flap(s) (14,16) which have a greater width than the widths of the finally cut flaps (14 16). The, flap(s) (14, 16) are not damaged during the needling operation and are easily loosened without damaging the spirals (7) which form the temporary joining means (6).
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- Granted June 23, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 23, 2009.
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