Spacer textile
AssigneeMueller Textil GmbH
InventorsStefan Mueller, Frank Mueller
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Abstract
A spacer textile, particularly knitted spacer textile, has two cover plies spaced apart from one another, and spacer threads that connect the cover plies with one another. The cover plies are formed from a main thread system and a further thread system, forming courses that follow one another in the production direction. According to the invention, a first course is formed at least by the main thread system, and a second courses is formed by the further thread system. The thread or threads of the main thread system is/are guided without forming stitches, in the production direction, in the second course, and the cover plies have a lower tear strength there, when pulled in the production direction.
Claims15
A spacer textile comprising:
- two cover plies spaced apart from one another, each cover ply being formed from a main thread system and a further thread system, forming first and second courses that follow one another in the production direction;
- and
- spacer threads that connect the cover plies with one another,
- wherein the first course is formed at least by the main thread system, and the second course is formed by the further thread system, wherein at least one thread of the main thread system is guided without forming stitches in the second course, and wherein the cover plies have a lower tear strength in the second course, in the production direction, than in the first course.
A laminate material for lining the interior of a motor vehicle, comprising:
- two cover plies spaced apart from one another, each cover ply being formed from a main thread system and a further thread system, forming first and second courses that follow one another in the production direction;
- spacer threads that connect the cover plies with one another;
- and
- a cover layer applied to the spacer textile,
- wherein the first course is formed at least by the main thread system, and is formed by the further thread system, wherein at least one thread of the main thread system is guided without forming stitches, in the second course, and wherein the cover plies have a lower tear strength in the second course, in the production direction, than in the first course.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.