Method for manufacturing high density pile fabrics
AssigneeN.V. Michel Van de Wiele
InventorJohny Debaes
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AssigneeN.V. Michel Van de Wiele
InventorJohny Debaes
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The present invention relates to a method for face-to-face weaving of a pile fabric on a weaving machine, pile forming pile warp yarns (6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 19) being interlaced alternately around a weft yarn (1) in the upper fabric and around a weft yarn (1) in the lower fabric and non pile forming pile warp yarns (6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 19) being interlaced in one of the backing fabrics in accordance with a predetermined pattern, the said weaving machine comprising at least three weft insertion means and that at each weft insertion cycle only one weft yarn is inserted, the non pile forming pile warp yarns (6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 19) to be interlaced are positioned on a different level (N1, N2) and, in successive series of four weft insertion cycles (a, b, c, d) each time during two successive weft insertion cycles one weft yarn (1) being inserted (a, b) under the two levels (N1, N2) and one weft yarn (1) being inserted above the two levels (N1, N2) and each time, during two other successive weft insertion cycles (c, d) one weft yarn (1) being inserted in each of these weft insertion cycles between the said levels (N1, N2).
Method for manufacturing face-to-face woven pile fabrics, two backing fabrics being woven above one another on a weaving machine by inserting weft yarns in successive weft insertion cycles (a, b, c, d) between binding and tension warp yarns (4, 5, 14, 15), the pile warp yarns forming a pile in at least part of the pile fabric by being interlaced alternately around a weft yarn (1) in the upper fabric and around a weft yarn (1) in the lower fabric and the pile warp yarns forming no pile in at least another part of the pile fabric and being interlaced in one of the backing fabrics in accordance with a predetermined pattern, characterized in that the said weaving machine comprises at least three weft insertion means and in that only one weft yarn (1) is inserted at each weft insertion cycle, the non pile forming pile warp yarn to be interlaced in the upper fabric and the non pile forming pile warp yarns to be interlaced in the lower fabric are each positioned on a different level (N1, N2) and in successive series of four weft insertion cycles (a, b, c, d), each time during two successive weft insertion cycles (a, b) one weft yarn (1) being inserted under the two levels (N1, N2) and one weft yarn (1) being inserted above the two levels (N1, N2) and each time during two other successive weft insertion cycles (c, d), one weft yarn (1), in each of these weft insertion cycles being inserted between the said levels (N1, N2).
Weaving machine for weaving a face-to-face pile fabric comprising binding and tension warp yarns (4, 5, 14, 15), weft yarns (1) and at least 40 pile warp yarns (6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 19) per centimetre which in at least one part of the fabric, alternately in the upper and in the lower fabric, are interlaced, forming a pile around a weft yarn (1) and which in another part of the fabric are interlaced, not forming a pile, in one of the backing fabrics, characterized in that the said weaving machine is comprising three weft insertion means and is provided for inserting only one weft yarn (1) at each weft insertion cycle, the pile warp yarns not forming a pile to be interlaced in the upper fabric and the pile warp yarns not forming a pile to be interlaced in the lower fabric being positioned each on a different level (N1, N2) and, in successive series of four weft insertion cycles (a, b, c, d), each time during two successive weft insertion cycles (a, b), one weft yarn (1) being inserted, , under the two levels (N1, N2) and one weft yarn (1) being inserted above the two levels N1, N2) and one weft yarn (1), each time during two other successive weft insertion cycles (c, d) being inserted in each of these weft insertion cycles between the said levels (N1, N2).
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