Brush fabric cleaner
AssigneeTucel Industries, Inc.
InventorJohn C. Lewis, Jr.
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Abstract
A tufted brush article and process for manufacturing the same. The article consists of a fabric having upper and lower surfaces with tufts disposed on the upper surface and a tuft receiving member disposed integrally with the tuft on the lower surface. The tuft receiving menber typically includes a projection which registers on the tuft and extends through the fabric material. The projection is then melted and the tuft end fused so that the tuft can be mounted on the fused projection to form an integral connection.
Claims9
A brush fabric combination cleaning device comprising:
- a fabric body having an upper surface and an under surface,
- at least a first and a second parallel synthetic monofilament tufts radiating generally at 90 degrees from said fabric's upper surface;
- a tuft receiving member having at least one groove running through said member's surface separating said member into two tuft sections, each of said two sections located on said fabric's under surface side directly under said tufts;
- a first one of said tufts located over and integral with one of the two tuft sections;
- a second tuft located over and integral with the second tuft section;
- said fabric body located between said tufts and integral tuft receiving member and a portion thereof encased therein;
- whereby when the device is flexed said tufts change from a parallel attitude.
A brush fabric combination cleaning device comprising:
- a fabric body having an upper outer surface and an under surface;
- at least two parallel synthetic monofilament tufts radiating generally at 90 degrees from said fabric's upper surface;
- a tuft receiving member having at least one groove running through said member's surface separating said member into tuft receiving sections, each of said sections located on said fabric's under surface directly under a respective one of said tufts;
- each of said tufts located over a receiving section being integral therewith
- said fabric body located between each of said tufts and integral tuft receiving sections;
- whereby when the brush fabric is flexed said tufts change from a parallel attitude allowing said device to be a more aggressive cleaning device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.