Patent classifications
D02G3/34
Authentication devices
An authentication device comprising a woven authentication pattern, wherein the woven authentication pattern comprises a plurality of pattern forming woven elements each defining at least one pattern defining element or a plurality of pattern defining elements, and each pattern forming woven element is formed by a plurality of threads having contrasting optical or visual properties in twisted mutual engagement, wherein said pattern defining element has a spiralling outline or boundary and adjacent or abutting pattern defining elements of a pattern forming woven element are visually or optically distinguishable.
ANTI-PILLING CLOTH AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
Provided are: a cloth including thermoplastic synthetic staple fibers, especially a woven or knitted fabric in which occurrence of pilling is suppressed and a reduction of the strength or deterioration of the texture of the cloth is suppressed; and a method for manufacturing the cloth. An anti-pilling cloth including thermoplastic synthetic staple fibers, wherein the anti-pilling cloth is characterized by having, on the surface of at least one side of the cloth, melt balls at ends of the staple fibers and polishing traces of melt balls at fluff tip ends of the staple fibers; and a method for manufacturing the anti-pilling cloth.
ANTI-PILLING CLOTH AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
Provided are: a cloth including thermoplastic synthetic staple fibers, especially a woven or knitted fabric in which occurrence of pilling is suppressed and a reduction of the strength or deterioration of the texture of the cloth is suppressed; and a method for manufacturing the cloth. An anti-pilling cloth including thermoplastic synthetic staple fibers, wherein the anti-pilling cloth is characterized by having, on the surface of at least one side of the cloth, melt balls at ends of the staple fibers and polishing traces of melt balls at fluff tip ends of the staple fibers; and a method for manufacturing the anti-pilling cloth.
DRAWING APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR AIR SPINNING MACHINES WITH MULTIPLE FEEDS
A drawing apparatus (4) for air spinning machines with multiple feeds, comprising: at least a first and a second introducer element (8,12), independent of each other, so as to be able to feed simultaneously at least two separate slivers (N1, N2) of textile fiber, an air spinning device (16) suitable to spin said slivers (N1, N2) of textile fiber, a drawing device (24) placed. between the introducer elements (8, 12) and the air spinning device (16), comprising a plurality of pairs of drawing rollers (28), comprising one drive roller (32) and one idle roller (36) per pair, said drawing rollers (28) being suitable to perform a progressive drawing of each sliver simultaneously intercepted by them, characterized in that at least one drive roller (32) of a pair of said drawing rollers (28), is mechanically split into a first drive roller (40) which intercepts a first sliver (N1) and a second drive roller (44) which intercepts the second sliver (N2), said first and second drive rollers (40,44) being operatively connected to separate drive means so that they may be operated at different speeds of rotation, to perform different degrees of drawing of the two slivers (N1, N2) intercepted by said first and second drive roller (40,44), wherein said first drive roller (40) is associated with a first idle roller (52) and said second drive roller (44) is associated with a second idle roller (56), said idle rollers (52,56) being mechanically separate from each other.
WEAVING MACHINE, METHOD FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY WEAVING TWO PILE FABRICS ON SUCH A MACHINE AND PILE FABRIC OBTAINABLE WITH SUCH A METHOD
This weaving machine (2) is for simultaneously weaving a top pile fabric (F2) and a bottom pile fabric (F4), each pile fabric presenting some pile patterns (P2, P2, P4) and including tufts, made from warp yarns (24), binding warp yarns (14, 16) and inwoven weft yarns. This machine comprises a pile warp yarns feeding unit (20), a binding warp yarns feeding unit (18), a shedding unit (6) for creating a shed with the pile warp yarns and the binding warp yarns (14, 16). A weft insertion unit (8) is used for inserting the weft yarns in the shed in successive insertion cycles. A beating-up mechanism (32) is used for beating the weft yarns into the shed. A take up system (70) is used for taking-up the two pile fabrics. A drawing-in unit (26) draws the pile warp yarns from the pile warp yarn unit (20) and a control unit (80) controls operation of the weaving machine (2). This weaving machine also comprises a treatment unit (90) located, along a path of the pile warp yarns (24), between the pile warp yarns feeding unit (26) and the shedding unit (6), for applying different segments of treatment on at least some of the pile warp yarns (24).
Nozzle and method for manufacturing knotted yarn
Nozzle (1) for manufacturing knotted yarn (11), having a yarn duct (2) in which knots are producible with the aid of air entanglement. The nozzle includes at least one air bore (3) having a longitudinal axis (A), which merges with the yarn duct (2) in a merging opening (4). Air is introducible into the yarn duct (2) through the air bore. The longitudinal axis (A) of the air bore (3) is disposed at an angle of less than 90, preferably 65-85, particularly preferably 78 in relation to a conveying direction (B) of the knotted yarn (11). A baffle face (5) is configured on the opposite side of the merging opening (4) of the air bore (3) in the yarn duct (2), so as to be substantially perpendicular in relation to the longitudinal axis (A) of the air bore (3).
Nozzle and method for manufacturing knotted yarn
Nozzle (1) for manufacturing knotted yarn (11), having a yarn duct (2) in which knots are producible with the aid of air entanglement. The nozzle includes at least one air bore (3) having a longitudinal axis (A), which merges with the yarn duct (2) in a merging opening (4). Air is introducible into the yarn duct (2) through the air bore. The longitudinal axis (A) of the air bore (3) is disposed at an angle of less than 90, preferably 65-85, particularly preferably 78 in relation to a conveying direction (B) of the knotted yarn (11). A baffle face (5) is configured on the opposite side of the merging opening (4) of the air bore (3) in the yarn duct (2), so as to be substantially perpendicular in relation to the longitudinal axis (A) of the air bore (3).
WOOL-LIKE SYNTHETIC MULTIFILAMENT YARNS
Wool-like, synthetic multifilament yarns may be produced with a plurality of primary yarns and at least one secondary yarn. Generally, the primary yarn and secondary yarn may be produced from polyamides. The wool-like multifilament yarns may be produced by: (1) melt-spinning the primary yarns and the secondary yarn; (2) drawing and texturizing the primary yarns and the secondary yarns; (3) entangling the texturized primary yarns and the texturized secondary yarn to form the inventive yarn; (4) optionally subjecting the inventive yarn to heat-setting or heat annealing; and (5) winding the yarn onto a package for distribution. The multifilament yarns may be used to produce floorcoverings.
WOOL-LIKE SYNTHETIC MULTIFILAMENT YARNS
Wool-like, synthetic multifilament yarns may be produced with a plurality of primary yarns and at least one secondary yarn. Generally, the primary yarn and secondary yarn may be produced from polyamides. The wool-like multifilament yarns may be produced by: (1) melt-spinning the primary yarns and the secondary yarn; (2) drawing and texturizing the primary yarns and the secondary yarns; (3) entangling the texturized primary yarns and the texturized secondary yarn to form the inventive yarn; (4) optionally subjecting the inventive yarn to heat-setting or heat annealing; and (5) winding the yarn onto a package for distribution. The multifilament yarns may be used to produce floorcoverings.
Colored Gold-Wrapped Thread and Method for Making Gold-Plated Embroidery by Using Same
The present invention provides a colored gold-wrapped thread and a method for making a gold-plated embroidery by using the same, thereby solving the technical problem of single color of a gold-plated embroidery. The method for making a gold-plated embroidery includes preparing embroidery threads, preparing colored gold-wrapped threads and colored gold fixing threads in a mode of one-to-one correspondence of the same color, preparing an embroidery backing material, arranging a to-be-embroidered pattern on the embroidery backing material, preparing embroidery tools, arranging the embroidery backing material on a reel, and embroidering a pattern. The colored gold-wrapped thread includes a thread skin and a wrapped core, where the thread skin is made of a colored glittering silk material having metal luster, and the wrapped core is made of rayon having no twisting strength or a soft and smooth cotton thread.