Accessory annular elements for textile machinery and relative manufacturing process
AssigneeIndustrie Pirelli S.p.A.
InventorsLucio Delfiol, Luigi Marizzoli
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Abstract
An annular element adapted to be used as an endless belt for false twist machines or the like has a plurality of layers of non-woven fabric impregnated with a cross-linked elastomer, the non-woven fabric weighing from about 10 to about 50 grams per square meter prior to impregnation.
Claims2
In an annular element adapted to be used as a part for textile machinery, comprising a layer of cross-linked elastomeric composition based on an elastomer selected between nitrile and polyurethane rubber, constituting the outer surface of said annular element, a helically wound textile reinforcement, and a second layer of cross-linked elastomeric composition based on an elastomer selected between nitrile and polyurethane rubber, constituting the inner surface of said annular element, the improvement consisting essentially in that the helically wound textile reinforcement is constituted by a plurality of wound layers of a non-woven fabric of synthetic fibers selected between polyamide and polyester fibers, impregnated by a cross-linked elastomeric composition based on an elastomer selected between nitrile and polyurethane rubber, said non-woven fabric having prior to its impregnation by said elastomeric composition a weight ranging between 10 and 50 g/m.sup.2, said plurality of wound layers of non-woven fabric being also able to constitute the inner surface of said annular element.
An endless belt for false twist machines comprising a helically wound textile reinforcement constituted by a plurality of wound layers of a non-woven fabric of synthetic fibers selected between polyamide or polyester fibers, impregnated with a cross-linked elastomeric composition based on an elastomer selected between nitrile and polyurethane rubber, said non-woven fabric weighing from about 10 to about 50 grams per square meter prior to impregnation.
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