Multiaxial nonwoven fabric, method of and apparatus for making the same
CA 1318116 C · Owner: Kuroiwa, Yuuki · Inventors: Sasaki, Yasuo; Tsuyama, Setsuya; Kuroiwa, Yuuki
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A multiaxial nonwoven fabric is disclosed which is comprised of a selected warp material and a multiplicity of selected continuous yarns assembled in a specified lay pattern and bonded on to the warp material. Each of the yarns is oriented in a scalene or right angled triangle shape, and the resulting yarn assembly is built of intersections at least in warp, weft and oblique axes whereby structural strength and dimensional stability are greatly improved. A method and an apparatus are also disclosed for producing the fabric.
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- Granted May 25, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 25, 2010.
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