Seam for an industrial fabric and seaming element therefor
AssigneeAstenJohnson, Inc.
InventorAllan Manninen
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AssigneeAstenJohnson, Inc.
InventorAllan Manninen
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A seaming element for seaming industrial textiles for filtration or other uses, an industrial textile with seaming elements, and a method of seaming such textiles. The seaming element is secured to a first seamable end or edge of the fabric, and includes at least one extension member, which can be a channelled protrusion, and which is engageable with a corresponding at least one extension member of a corresponding seaming element secured to the second seamable end or edge. The seaming elements are configured and dimensioned so that when the extensions or protrusions of the two seaming elements are aligned together and engaged, in some embodiments being secured by a pintle, they have a thickness which is compatible with the caliper of the finished fabric, to form a secure seam while avoiding or minimizing any discontinuity or irregularity in the finished fabric.
A method of making a seam for an industrial textile having a first seamable edge, a second seamable edge, a first substantially planar outer surface, and a second substantially planar outer surface, the method comprising:
A method of making a seam for a nonwoven industrial textile having a finished caliper C, a first seamable edge, a second seamable edge, a first substantially planar outer surface, and a second substantially planar outer surface, the method comprising:
A method of making a seam for a woven industrial textile having a first seamable edge and a second seamable edge, the method comprising:
A method of making a seam for a woven industrial textile having a first seamable edge and a second seamable edge and a finished caliper C, the method comprising:
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