This pulling mechanism for controlling the heald frames of a loom equipped with a shedding machine comprises a set of connecting rods and oscillating levers (72) coupled to the set of connecting rods, for each heald frame, for returning a movement of the shedding machine to the heald frame. The pulling mechanism comprises at least one measuring portion (72C), equipped with a target (100) configured to interact with a sensor (110). For easier mounting and dismounting of the targets on the measuring portions, each measuring portion is provided on a peripheral wall of one of the oscillating levers (72), or a stabilizer of the pulling mechanism, the target being reversibly mounted on the measuring portion (72C).

A bursitis treatment device (100; 200) for treatment of inflammation of a bursa (150; 502) in a patient's joint includes: a rinsing aid; a reservoir (101; 201) for holding the rinsing aid in fluid, freezing fluid or gaseous state; a supply line (103; 204, 208) for transporting the rinsing aid; a heat exchanger (104; 203) for controlling the temperature of the rinsing aid—such that the temperature of the rinsing aid enables to destroy cells causing the inflammation; an access device (209) for injecting the rinsing aid into the bursa (150; 205); and a drain (105; 210) for removing the rinsing aid from the bursa (150; 205) for elimination.

A pulling mechanism for controlling the heald frames of a loom equipped with a shedding machine includes a set of connecting rods and oscillating levers (72) coupled to the set of connecting rods, for each heald frame, for returning a movement of the shedding machine to the heald frame. The pulling mechanism includes at least one measuring portion (72C), equipped with a target (100) configured to interact with a sensor (110). For easier mounting and dismounting of the targets on the measuring portions, each measuring portion is provided on a peripheral wall of one of the oscillating levers (72), or a stabilizer of the pulling mechanism, the target being reversibly mounted on the measuring portion (72C).

According to the present invention, the curling or lifting of webs that occurs during the production nonwoven fabrics, and wrinkles that form on the surface of nonwoven fabrics are prevented. Also, the webs can be easily taken off without making grip stronger than necessary. The present invention pertains to an industrial fabric formed by weaving warp and weft, wherein an embossed pattern having a concavo-convex shape is formed in the vicinity of the apex of a knuckle portion exposed on the surface side of the warp and/or weft. In particular, the industrial fabric is characterized in that the warp and/or weft having the embossed pattern are plastic monofilaments.

A rapier loom having at least a first rapier provided between at least a first frame from a pair of frames and at least a dobby frame of a dobby machine communicable coupled with the loom, the rapier being adapted to by operatively horizontally displaced; and at least a second rapier provided between at least a second frame from a pair of frames and at least a dobby frame of a dobby machine communicably coupled with the loom, the rapier being adapted to be operatively horizontally displaced.

A rapier loom having at least a first rapier provided between at least a first frame from a pair of frames and at least a dobby frame of a dobby machine communicable coupled with the loom, the rapier being adapted to by operatively horizontally displaced; and at least a second rapier provided between at least a second frame from a pair of frames and at least a dobby frame of a dobby machine communicably coupled with the loom, the rapier being adapted to be operatively horizontally displaced.

A Rapier loom being characterised by at least a first Rapier provided between at least a first frame from a pair of frames and at least a Dobby frame of a Debby machine communicably coupled with said loom, said Rapier being adapted to be operatively horizontally displaced; and at least a second Rapier provided between at least a second frame from a pair of frames and at least a Dobby frame of a Debby machine communicably coupled with said loom, said Rapier being adapted to be operatively horizontally displaced.