Method for producing a textile in plain weave and gauze weave and weaving machine for carrying out said method
AssigneeLindauer Dornier Gesellschaft mbH
InventorsAdnan Wahhoud, Peter Czura
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AssigneeLindauer Dornier Gesellschaft mbH
InventorsAdnan Wahhoud, Peter Czura
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The aim of the invention is to obtain a plain weave and gauze weave in a textile that is to be produced, in one weaving cycle, thus economising in terms of expensive shed-forming elements. To achieve this, according to the invention, the plain weave (16) and gauze weave (15) are formed simultaneously in the textile (9) in one weaving cycle. To form the plain weave (16), the adjacent warp threads (1L,2L) that are used to form the upper shed and lower shed are alternately lifted by the same drop wire/needle shank (4) from the lower shed position into the upper shed position and lowered from the upper shed position into the lower shed position. To form the gauze weave (15), only the warp threads (2D) that form the upper shed are raised in a known manner by the drop wire/needle shank (4) from the lower shed position into the upper shed position and lowered from the upper shed position into the lower shed position.
Method for producing a fabric in plain weave and leno weave, according to which warp threads (1L, 2L;
Loom for producing a fabric which has both plain weaves (16) comprising weft threads (34) and warp threads (1L, 2L) and leno weaves (15) comprising weft threads (34) and warp threads (1D, 2D), the loom comprising:
Shoulder blade for a blade and needle shaft, characterised as an elongate, planar, preferably metal member (12) having a shoulder (13a, 14a) which protrudes at both sides in the region of the longitudinal extent thereof.
Loom for producing a fabric which has both plain weaves (16) comprising weft threads (34) and warp threads (1L, 2L) and leno weaves (15) comprising weft threads (34) and warp threads (1D, 2D) , the loom comprising:
Shoulder blade for a blade and needle shaft, characterised as an elongate, planar, preferably metal member having a shoulder (13a) which forms a trough-like recess at one side in the region of the longitudinal extent thereof.
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