DE1709038U - FIBER FIBER FABRICS MADE OF PLASTIC FIBER, COCONUT FIBER OD. DGL. - Google Patents

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DIPL.-ING. A. BEEGLEIN Mttnchen, 5 "8" 1955

PATENTASTWAIiT

Heinrich. Westphalen, Heumiinster i.H.

Fiber made of fabric · made of synthetic fibers, coconut fibers ο «-dgl *

The control relates to fiber fabrics made of synthetic ¹ -fibers, Kofcos fibers or the like., In particular for Abscnirmwandanrichtungen against glare, SciineeTerweiiiingen. as well as to the Sfrimfe \ YQ & ln ^ fla ^^ gm ^^ dg ^ * ,. wiss-au ^ - _: sa®gaEK ^ | ^ -iii. "- ^;

gesatzrfr are * ^ Babei. The edging on the open sand, which is common for such fabrics, is inadequate due to jute strips or ribbons under the influence of the weather, so that they do not withstand the exposure to the weather for a long time and the. The edges of the weave lose their hold on to the Susaami.

The purpose of the firing is to remove this dump. This is achieved by the fact that the fibrous material tissue on the open 2nd— and / or. Margins through. Into one another loop, chain, knot or the like. of the weaving thread ends and dipping or peeling off the devouring, chained or knotted areas closed with an adhesive coating or impregnation agent and against an unwanted one are secured. The impregnation or the adhesive coating can be done using a hand strip by linking, Knotting or the like. the closed edges of the weave be extensive. Bas fiber fabric can also be condensed on all belts.

exhibit through closer weave.

Ia of the drawing is dea as an exemplary embodiment The object of the furnace is a coconut fiber fabric with closed Sandern shown schematically.

The fiber fabric consists, for example, of Kofco fiber yarns or threads 1, which are blown crosswise in large detectors «. The ends 2, 5 of adjacent jades 1 are intertwined at the edges of the fabric and the intertwined areas are covered with a sticky cover

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All-purpose glue or Iieiia, T ^ rseneii ,, WQdurcfi with each other TeraabJLungensa fadejieadea 2 * 3 ! Thread ends 2, 3 can also be used in pairs or be chained together in some other way. The 7erks-kttung; the fadeaeMen can ancir duxcEh. FöbeneinaÄderlägen or twisting the adjacent thread ends, I7ia "i0k" ln the ~ same and same fiber or coconut fiber yarns or - threads and coating or impregnating the Terkstttmgaatellsn on the hand of the iiewebes with sticky fabrics, glue or the like. * The]? a3erst off fabric can also be attached to the Handern compacted by closer-meshed weaving and the adhesive coating or the impregnation on any one wide strips of hand. With wide-meshed Fibrous fabrics can also be the crossing points of the sewing threads 1 · with an adhesive coating or an impregnation be provided so that the threads are at the crossing points do not move · The fiber fabric can also consist of pairs or several closely spaced fiber threads With the sewing stitches between these thread groups to be formed

Claims (2)

-. 3 - Sehatzanäprücire 1. Fiber fabric made of synthetic fibers, coconut fibers .σ «like., In particular for shielding wall arrangements against. Dazzling effect; sc] inee drifts _? to protect plantings q «like», thereby marked ». that the laser fabric at the & ££ & neii ind- and / or side edges dtircii interlocking, terketten ,. For & aatea o ^ the like »of the weaving thread ends and Sintauclien or pulling off the intertwining * -chained or knotted places with a sticky cover or liapregnierungs— an unwanted ic5'3 «Ä g * siimert - _. £ 2 ...: Säserat ^ ff tissue near claims X ,. characterized, vein of the £ Lei * £ äM-gs- ff coating over a strip of land of the ^ ur ^ h ^ iFeske-tten, terknodes ο ..dgl * closed Sewer edges extendedir is tv 3y. _: ^ fiber fabric according to claim 1 or Z _r characterized thereby. that the jet fabric has thickenings on all hands due to a tighter weave.