Patent classifications
D07B5/00
Method for producing yarn
In order to manufacture a yarn in which filler materials are loaded into a tubular member, the method of manufacturing a yarn has a step of knitting a wire material to form the tubular member. In the step of knitting the wire material, knitting of the wire material is advanced by a plurality of knitting needles, which are placed substantially concentrically about a rotation axis, while revolvingly moving the knitting needles about the rotation axis. When a stitch is to be formed by the wire material, the wire material is prepared so that an arcuate loop portion, which defines a part of the external shape of the stitch, is expanded in a direction which, in a state where the tubular member is developed, is inclined with respect to a straight line that extends in the axial direction of the tubular member.
Sewing machine for continuous strength members
A strength member sewing machine is provided which comprises upper and lower feeder spools, a collection spool and idlers positioned on a support structure. A cord supply, a fabric shaper, a speed control and a pressure foot lift are positioned on the structure. Fabric from the spools is kept in tension with the idlers while moving toward the fabric shaper. The fabric from the upper spool is crimped while the fabric from the lower spool remains flat underneath the shaper. Between the fabric layers, pull cords are pulled through from the cord supply thru the fabric shaper. The fabric with crimps and with the pull cords inside the crimps is sewn to the fabric from the lower spool to create casings with a pull cord in the internal space of each casing. The joined fabrics with the pull cords are collected by the collection spool as a finished product.
USING METHOD OF SEAMLESS ROPE RING
The present invention provides a using method of a seamless rope ring, comprising the following steps: sawing a braided end of the seamless rope ring and a tail end of the seamless rope ring together to form a double-lap seamless rope ring with a halved length; alternately winding a hitch-pulling rope and the double-lap seamless rope ring; and braiding a braided end of the hitch-pulling rope and a tail end of the hitch-pulling rope together to form a ring hitch. The seamless rope ring has a simple using method and extendable length so that the seamless rope ring has multiple purposes and using strength of the seamless rope ring is greatly enhanced.
USING METHOD OF SEAMLESS ROPE RING
The present invention provides a using method of a seamless rope ring, comprising the following steps: sawing a braided end of the seamless rope ring and a tail end of the seamless rope ring together to form a double-lap seamless rope ring with a halved length; alternately winding a hitch-pulling rope and the double-lap seamless rope ring; and braiding a braided end of the hitch-pulling rope and a tail end of the hitch-pulling rope together to form a ring hitch. The seamless rope ring has a simple using method and extendable length so that the seamless rope ring has multiple purposes and using strength of the seamless rope ring is greatly enhanced.
LOAD BEARING TRACTION MEMBER AND METHOD
A method is disclosed of making a load-bearing traction member. According to the method, a composition including a thermoplastic polyurethane and a blocked isocyanate compound is heated to a fluid state and applied to at least one tension member, and solidified to form a polymer jacket around at least one tension member.
Coverbraided rope for pelagic trawls
A rope has a braided sheath that includes a spiraling strand having a greater pitch in comparison with a pitch exhibited by other strands of a coverbraid that encloses that rope's strength member core. The rope is useful for forming pelagic trawl mesh, and is stronger for a given amount of material, has less drag, and exhibits the same or bettered lift when towed through water at trawl mesh angles of attack. The rope also is less costly to manufacture in comparison to known helix rope constructions.
Parallel wire cable
A parallel wire cable is produced from a plurality of wires arranged in a bundle for use as a structural cable. Each wire in the plurality of wires is parallel to every other wire in the bundle, and each wire in the plurality of wires is tensioned to a tension value.
LONG LIVED SYNTHETIC ROPE FOR POWERED BLOCKS
Disclosed is a method for producing a high strength synthetic strength member containing rope and a resultant rope, comprising multiple layers of twisted and braided yarns, wherein individual sheaths enclosing individual strands are of a material such as HMPE, PTFE or UHMWPE with a lower decomposition temperature than the material of said strands being aramid, the method comprising subjecting parts of the rope to heat and tension thereby pre-stretching and creating a non-uniform or non-round shape of said strands, further choosing a combination of braid and twist angles as well as braid compressive forces to accommodate specific strength and elongation relation between the individual rope layers.
Method for producing a wire cable
A method for producing a wire cable with a core cable or core strand, the method including the steps of: prior to stranding an outer strand layer, applying an intermediate layer of a plastic material to the core cable or core strand; pressing the outer layer into the plastic material during stranding; and, hammering the wire cable, after the outer strand layer has been stranded, to increase the space factor of the wire cable, wherein the hammering step includes hammering with hammers that are moved from different sides toward the wire cable and essentially completely surround the wire cable with adapted curvatures at the instant of their simultaneous impact.
Method of making an elevator suspension and/or driving assembly having at least one traction surface defined by weave fibers
An illustrative example method of making an elongated load bearing member includes providing a plurality of tension elements. A plurality of weave fibers are woven together with the tension elements to thereby establish a weave. A traction surface is established on at least one side of the load bearing member. The traction surface is defined by the weave fibers. Coating the weave fibers with a compressible coating provides an exterior surface texture defined at least in part by the weave fibers.