Double layer paper-making fabric
AssigneeNippon Filcon Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakehito Kuji, Tatsuhiko Yasuoka
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Abstract
A fabric for use in paper machines which forms a repeating design unit with fourteen yarns or more for each of warps, upper wefts and lower wefts is shown. The fabric starts the repeating design unit from a point of the lower weft being interwoven with the warp, wherein the lower wefts are interwoven with the warp once or twice, adjacent two upper wefts are interwoven with the warp twice, the numbers of wefts disposed between positions of the warp interweaving the lower weft and the adjacent two upper wefts are equal to each other, and the warp travels between the upper and lower wefts in a substantially linear manner between two positions of the adjacent two upper wefts being interwoven with the warp.
Claims18
A paper-making fabric having a plurality of repeating design units, each of the repeating design units comprising fourteen yarns or more for each of warps, upper wefts and lower wefts, each of the upper wefts being extended in parallel over each of the lower wefts, wherein, in a first repeating design unit, a first lower weft being interwoven with a warp at a first position, a first and a second upper wefts which are adjacent to each other being interwoven with the warp at a third position, a third and a fourth upper wefts which are adjacent to each other being interwoven with the warp at a fourth position, further wherein the number of upper or lower wefts disposed between the first position and the third position and the number of upper or lower wefts disposed between the fourth position and the first position of a second repeating design unit subsequent to the first repeating design unit are the same, and the warp travels in a substantially linear manner between upper and lower wefts disposed between the third position and the fourth position.
A paper-making fabric having a plurality of repeating design units, each of the repeating design units comprising fourteen yarns or more for each of warps, upper wefts and lower wefts, each of the upper wefts being extended in parallel over each of the lower wefts, wherein, in a first repeating design unit, a first lower weft being interwoven with a warp at a first position, a third lower weft being interwoven with the warp at a second position, a first and a second upper wefts which are adjacent to each other being interwoven with the warp at a third position, a third and a fourth upper wefts which are adjacent to each other being interwoven with the warp at a fourth position, further wherein the number of upper or lower wefts disposed between the second position and the third position and the number of upper or lower wefts disposed between the fourth position and the first position of a second repeating design unit subsequent to the first repeating design unit are the same, and the warp travels in a substantially linear manner between upper and lower wefts disposed between the third position and the fourth position.
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