Conveyor belting
AssigneeJ. H. Fenner & Co. Limited
InventorGilbert E. Watts
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Abstract
The invention provides a method for manufacturing textile reinforced conveyor beltings comprising subjecting the outer surfaces of a textile carcass constituted wholly of synthetic fibre yarns, or comprising at least a major proportion of synthetic fibre yarns, to a brushing or raising action so as to break and raise or to roughen a proportion of the filaments in the extreme outer yarns prior to impregnation and/or coating of the carcass, for example with PVC or rubber or other polymeric or elastomeric material, so as to improve bondability between the synthetic fibre and the impregnating or coating material.
Claims12
A method for manufacturing textile reinforced conveyor beltings of the solid woven type wherein the textile carcass has been produced by the simultaneous weaving of a multilayer structure in which the layers are integrally combined by means of binder threads which comprises subjecting the outer surfaces of a solid woven textile carcass comprising at least a major proportion of synthetic fiber yarns to a brushing action so as to roughen a proportion of the filaments in the outermost yarns of the carcass, and then impregnating or coating the carcass with a polyvinylchloride material.
A method for manufacturing textile reinforced conveyor beltings of the solid woven type where the textile carcass has been produced by the simultaneous weaving of a multi-layer structure in which layers are integrally combined by means of binder threads comprising the steps of brushing the outer surface of a solid woven textile carcass constructed with smooth surfaced synthetic fiber filaments in a direction across the width of the carcass so as to break and raise a proportion of the filaments in the extreme outer yarns of the carcass to improve bondability between the synthetic fiber filaments and an impregnating or coating material, and impregnating and/or coating the brushed carcass with a polyvinylchloride material.
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