Splice between two ends of yarn
OwnerFalk-Hayo Sandersinventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
The invention relates to a splice between two ends of yarn, the ends of yarn, positioned to point at each other without increase in diameter, each being joined over a length of yarn to at least one longitudinal strip. The longitudinal strip is provided on its side facing the ends of yarn with a joining agent, said joining agent permanently binding the ends of yarn over the respective length of yarn to the longitudinal strip in frictional non-positive manner.
Claims13
A splice between two adjacent cut ends of yarn, wherein the cut ends of two lengths of yarn are positioned substantially coaxially and adjacent each other, and are each joined over a length of yarn to at least one longitudinal strip, said longitudinal strip having on its side facing the external longitudinal surfaces of said two lengths of yarn joining agent, said joining agent permanently binding those two lengths of yarn to the longitudinal strip without integrally connecting the adjacent cut ends.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.