Heat resistant-wear resistant industrial textile fabric
AssigneeNarricot Industries, Inc.
InventorsFrederick R. David, Harvey J. Goldberg
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Abstract
A woven fabric is described which is capable of resisting temperatures above 1000.degree. F. without significant loss of strength and which is a functional replacement for similar fabrics manufactured from asbestos. The fabric is woven with a plied yarn in which one ply is a spun yarn comprising spun aramide fibers and the other ply is a continuous glass filament yarn. The relative amounts of aramide ply and glass filament ply making up the total yarn may be varied, however a preferred yarn comprises a minor amount of aramide ply and a major amount of glass filament ply. A most preferred yarn comprises 35 percent aramide ply and 65 percent glass filament ply.
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A fabric resistant to high temperatures comprising a woven construction of a plied yarn consisting essentially of one ply of a yarn comprising spun aramide fibers and the other ply of a yarn comprising continuous glass filaments.
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