Netting materials
AssigneeNine IP Limited
InventorJonathan Dallas Toye
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Abstract
A netting material is knitted from at least two synthetic material yarns of which one is an opaque and the other is a transparent or translucent or different opaque yarn. A knitted netting material comprises a plurality of primary yarns knitted to form a mesh construction having an arrangement of primary apertures defined by yarn intersections and yarn connecting portions between yarn intersections, and a plurality of secondary yarns crossing over the primary apertures to form secondary apertures within the primary apertures.
Claims31
A netting material having a cover factor of less than 90%, which is knitted from at least two synthetic material yarns of which one or more is opaque (as defined herein) and another or more is:
- a transparent or translucent (as defined herein) yarn, or
- a yarn of different opacity,
- and wherein one of said at least two synthetic material yarns is knitted to form a mesh construction having an arrangement of primary apertures defined by yarn intersections and yarn connecting portions between yarn intersections, and the other of said synthetic material yarns forms a lay-in.
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A netting material having a cover factor of less than 90%, comprising:
- a plurality of primary yarns knitted to form a mesh construction having an arrangement of primary apertures defined by yarn intersections and yarn connecting portions between yarn intersections, and
- a plurality of secondary yarns, the secondary yarns crossing over the primary apertures to form secondary apertures within the primary apertures, and
- wherein one of the primary yarns and the secondary yarns is opaque (as defined herein) and the other of the primary yarns and the secondary yarns:
- a transparent or translucent (as defined herein) yarn, or
- a yarn of different opacity.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.