Woven ribbon with weft threads joined in parallel by warp threads
AssigneeETA SA Fabriques d'Ebauches
InventorsElmar Mock, Clement Meyrat
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Abstract
A ribbon comprises weft threads (11) and warp threads (13) arranged respectively along the width and the length thereof and presenting in a narrow part (10) of its width at least one zone designed to be secured to a buckle, in which the weave is less close-woven than elsewhere to permit virtually continuous adjustment along its length. The weft threads are threads which are at least partially made from synthetic material and which are appreciably stiffer than the warp threads. The weft threads are joined in pairs of adjacent threads by the warp threads.
Claims18
A woven ribbon, especially for a belt, thong, strap, handbag handle or watch wristlet, one extremity of which is designed to be secured at an adjustable distance from a buckle with a tang, said ribbon comprising weft threads and warp threads disposed along the width and length thereof respectively, and presenting in a narrow part of its width at least one zone adapted to be secured to a buckle in which the weave is less close-woven than elsewhere, said weft threads being threads which are at least partially composed of synthetic material and appreciably stiffer than the warp threads and said ribbon being woven in such a way that the weft threads are joined in pairs of adjacent weft threads by the warp threads with each weft thread being in only one pair.
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