| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 一种皮带的加工工艺 | CN201610478189.4 | 2016-06-24 | CN106388098A | 2017-02-15 | 汪卫芬 |
| 本发明公开了一种皮带的加工工艺，涉及皮革加工领域，包括如下步骤：(1)选皮裁剪，(2)消毒,(3)封革，(4)钻孔，(5)整边，(6)制造皮带头，杀菌处理，有效防止皮带滋生细菌，延长皮带使用寿命；在皮带的外沿缝上一圈锦纶线，提高了皮带的强度，防止皮带边缘部分磨损以致断裂；外部包裹PVC革，能够增加使用寿命，还能够起到美观作用；皮带头外部镀了一层锌合金，既节约了成本，又防止了皮带头上锈。(7)安装皮带头，皮带选用上等猪皮，经过脱水和 | ||||||
| 2 | 由人造或天然毛皮制成的毛皮制品和毛皮花边及制造方法 | CN200580022345.6 | 2005-04-12 | CN1981058A | 2007-06-13 | 李在均; 李在侑 |
| 本发明公开了一种由两种或者两种以上具有沿某一方向伸出的毛绒纤维的人造或天然毛皮片制成的毛皮花边、制造毛皮制品的方法以及由所述方法制作的毛皮花边和毛皮产品。使用侧边毛皮片中与中间毛皮片的两侧缝合的皮革部分作为缝合用的边界，而不是使用将毛皮花边缝合到织物或普通制品上所用的斜带作为缝合用的边界，从而通过改变毛绒纤维的方向和增加特定部分的毛绒纤维密度而简化了生产过程并增加了产品的美感。当将所述毛皮花边缝合到"织物"、"包"或者"其他配件"上时，毛皮的裁剪部分和缝合线完全由毛绒纤维覆盖或者暴露以增强美感。另外，毛发根部周围的毛绒纤维可以防止被卷进针或线中，从而通过不需要在缝纫工作完成后通过梳子或锥子拔出与线缠在一起的毛绒纤维的工作而提高了生产率。所述毛皮花边可以缝合到很各种制品上，包括织物、包、鞋、帽子、披肩、围巾以及其他配件上。所述毛皮花边可以由人造毛皮或者天然毛皮制成。 | ||||||
| 3 | 毛皮织物的制造方法 | CN93120802.5 | 1993-12-08 | CN1105401A | 1995-07-19 | 吉冈行雄 |
| 本发明提供一种新的毛皮织物的制造方法。其特征在于：通过将切细的毛皮使其有毛的面露出表面，而且螺旋状地缠绕到由经线及纬线构成，各经纬线的端部固定在边材上的部位用基础型体的经线纬线上，而成为织体，然后，向该织体喷水或将织体浸到水中，来对该织体进行水处理，然后将基础型体按规定的形式进行定位，再行干燥。 | ||||||
| 4 | 新型貂皮开肚装置 | CN201611083947.9 | 2016-11-30 | CN106755624A | 2017-05-31 | 黄子滔 |
| 本发明涉及新型貂皮开肚装置，主要包括机架，所述机架上安装有工作台，所述工作台的一端安装有行程电机，所述工作台上和行程电机连接安装有运动导轨，所述运动导轨上固定安装有切割电机，所述切割电机上连接安装有刀片，所述工作台的一端安装有定位夹具，所述定位夹具上有行程导轨，所述行程导轨上有开口，所述定位夹具的一端安装有至少一个支撑片，所述运动导轨和定位夹具平行安装，所述刀片在行程导轨运行，所述运动导轨内置有皮带轮，所述工作台上安装有电源；本发明的优点是：1结构合理，使用方便2、切割精准，切割后的效果特别好33、切割速度快，大大提供生产效率。 | ||||||
| 5 | 一种软皮革加工工艺 | CN201610478052.9 | 2016-06-24 | CN105936948A | 2016-09-14 | 汪卫芬 |
| 本发明提供了一种软皮革加工工艺，其步骤包括：原料的准备、水洗、中和、复鞣、染色加脂、后期处理，本发明采用的加工方法，使皮得到足够的柔软度，再用一种非稳定的加脂剂进行表面加脂，干燥后加热加压熨皮，使得皮革更加柔软。 | ||||||
| 6 | 一种带卷扬帘的切割机 | CN201610321059.X | 2016-05-16 | CN105751284A | 2016-07-13 | 白顺科; 崔群; 彭复明 |
| 本发明公开了一种带卷扬帘的切割机，包括机架、承台、真空装置、切割刀头、左卷扬帘、右卷扬帘和锁定装置；承台设于机架上；承台下方设有真空装置；切割刀头可自由滑动地设于承台上方；左卷扬帘包括卷扬帘带、左帘卷扬电机和左帘卷扬辊；右卷扬帘包括卷扬帘带、右帘卷扬电机和右帘卷扬辊；左卷扬帘、右卷扬帘的卷扬帘带一端分别固定在机架左端、右端，另一端分别缠绕并固定在左帘卷扬辊、右帘卷扬辊上；左帘卷扬电机和右帘卷扬电机的输出轴分别与左帘卷扬辊和右帘卷扬辊传动相连；左卷扬帘的卷扬帘带右端和右卷扬帘的卷扬帘带左端分别设有密封装置。本发明切割机真空吸附效果好、生产运行耗能低、噪音小、结构简单、成本低。 | ||||||
| 7 | 由人造或天然毛皮制成的毛皮制品和毛皮花边及制造方法 | CN200580022345.6 | 2005-04-12 | CN1981058B | 2011-06-15 | 李在均; 李在侑 |
| 本发明公开了一种由两种或者两种以上具有沿某一方向伸出的毛绒纤维的人造或天然毛皮片制成的毛皮花边、制造毛皮制品的方法以及由所述方法制作的毛皮花边和毛皮产品。使用侧边毛皮片中与中间毛皮片的两侧缝合的皮革部分作为缝合用的边界，而不是使用将毛皮花边缝合到织物或普通制品上所用的斜带作为缝合用的边界，从而通过改变毛绒纤维的方向和增加特定部分的毛绒纤维密度而简化了生产过程并增加了产品的美感。当将所述毛皮花边缝合到“织物”、“包”或者“其他配件”上时，毛皮的裁剪部分和缝合线完全由毛绒纤维覆盖或者暴露以增强美感。另外，毛发根部周围的毛绒纤维可以防止被卷进针或线中，从而通过不需要在缝纫工作完成后通过梳子或锥子拔出与线缠在一起的毛绒纤维的工作而提高了生产率。所述毛皮花边可以缝合到很各种制品上，包括织物、包、鞋、帽子、披肩、围巾以及其他配件上。所述毛皮花边可以由人造毛皮或者天然毛皮制成。 | ||||||
| 8 | 毛皮织物的制造方法 | CN93120802.5 | 1993-12-08 | CN1035202C | 1997-06-18 | 吉冈行雄 |
| 本发明毛皮织物的制造方法包括通过将切细的毛皮使其有毛的面露出表面，而且螺旋状地缠绕到由经线及纬线构成、各经纬线的端部固定在边材上的部位用基础型体的经线纬线上，而成为织体，然后，向该织体喷水或将织体浸到水中，来对该织体进行水处理，接着，将基础型体按规定的型式进行定位，再适宜地进行干燥，使切细的毛皮硬化。按照本发明的方法，可以容易地不使花纹走样，衣服类的部位不会产生花纹走样，从而可以很容易地制造，并可降低制造成本。 | ||||||
| 9 | JPS6210600B2 - | JP5612282 | 1982-04-06 | JPS6210600B2 | 1987-03-06 | HERUBERUTO DEIITORITSUHI; GYUNTAA MARU |
| 10 | FUR AND FUR LACE MADE OF ARTIFICIAL OR NATURAL FUR AND THE PRODUCT METHOD THEREOF | EP05764904.8 | 2005-04-12 | EP1781827A1 | 2007-05-09 | Lee, Jae-Kyun; Lee, Jae-Yeu |
| A fur lace made of two or more artificial or natural fur pieces with pile fibers projected in a direction, a method for manufacturing a fur product, and a fur lace and a fur product manufactured by the method are disclosed. The leather portions of side fur pieces sewn at both sides of a center fur piece are utilized as a margin to sew up, rather than a bias tape for sewing a fur lace to a cloth or a general product, to thereby simplify manufacturing procedures and achieve aesthetic enhancement by changing direction of pile fibers and increasing the density of pile fibers of a specific part. When the fur lace is sewn on a cloth, bag, or other products, cut portions and seam line of a fur are completely covered by pile fibers or exposed to achieve aesthetic enhancement. In addition, pile fibers around the root of hair can be prevented from being curled up into a needle and thread, thereby improving productivity by eliminating the necessity of plucking out the pile fibers entangled with the thread by using a comb or an awl after completion of sewing work. The fur lace can be sewn to a wide variety of products including a cloth, bag, shoes, hat, shawl, muffler, and other accessories. The fur lace can be made from an artificial or natural fur. | ||||||
| 11 | Fur-skin strip material and method for producing the same | EP85104321.6 | 1985-04-10 | EP0197175A1 | 1986-10-15 | Suwa, Teruko |
A fur-skin strip material consisting of yarn-like fur-skin strips (7) that are knitted, crotched or woven to form a fabric and the like. The fur-skin strip material is fine, smooth and soft and can be produced in an industrial scale at a lower cost. The yam-like fur-skin strip (7) is made by cutting a hairy-coated skin (1) of a fur-bearing animal. The skin will be placed, fur side (3) down, on a supporting device (5) that has numerous needles (19) so that the leather side (4) of the skin will be made substantially flat, enabling only the leather side (4) of the skin to be applied with a laser beam (6) or water jet and thereby cutting the skin uniformly into fine strips of furry material. |
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| 12 | Fur-skin strip material and method for producing the same | EP85104321.6 | 1985-04-10 | EP0197175B1 | 1991-10-23 | Suwa, Teruko |
| 13 | Mechanism and way of cutting the fur skins in straps with different width according to the height and the thickness of the hair of the fur | EP89600020.5 | 1989-10-03 | EP0366592A1 | 1990-05-02 | Tsiopoulos, Antonios |
Mechanism and way of fur cutting in straps with different breadths in accordance with the lenght and the density of the hairs. The machine simultaneously cuts, at one passage, furs in straps of different widths with the help of cutting disks (40) placed in groups at distances A, B, C, D on a rotating axis (39) started by an electromotor (33). The density of the hairs of the fur at several points shows a several points a stable difference, in this way the width of the straps to be cut is determined (5). The above-mentioned machine, by the distribution of its disks (40) in groups, forces the furs introduced at the upper side of the table, into a certain direction, to cut the straps in widths according to the distance of the disks (40). An axis dressed with spongy rubber (26) and an axis (19) bearing needles (19), (22), the lenght of which changes according with the lenght of the hairs, moved by a handle arm and gearwheels (12) (17) push the fur forward into the cutting disks (40) placing one more axis parallel with and placed at an adjustable distance from the axis (26 scheme 1) allows us to cut in straps furs with thick hair, e.g. that of the fox. The pressure of the axis (26) on the fur is regulated by screws (28) and springs (28) placed on the sliding bearings (27). After being cut, the straps fall in a row on the card board (5) which is pushed forward on the upper part of the base (1) by means of moving shrivelling thumb-wheels (6) of the axis (8) and by moving thumb-wheels of the base (7) (1). The axis moves the fur propelling axisses (19) (26), as well as these of the card board (8) are based on stable supporting plates (11), while the axis (39) of the cutting disks on movable supporting plates (40), the electromotor as well (31). The cutting disks find themselves behind the protective cover (40), (44) which can be regulated, so that the disks can jut out a little more or less. |
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| 14 | Fabric of fur and method of production | EP79300454.0 | 1979-03-21 | EP0004458A1 | 1979-10-03 | Lishman, Paula |
A fabric is made up of an elongated strip of a hairy-coated skin of a fur-bearinq animal. The fabric is formed by twisting the strip such that the skin (28) forms a core and the hair (30) stands substantially radially outward therefrom. The twisted strip is then combined with like twisted strips and also, if desired, one or more threads or cords (42) of non-furry material. and is knitted, crocheted or woven to form the fabric. |
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| 15 | JPS6014080B2 - | JP3822582 | 1982-03-12 | JPS6014080B2 | 1985-04-11 | HERIBERUTO DEIITORITSUHI |
| 16 | Device for separating hair of fur | JP3410782 | 1982-03-05 | JPS57167399A | 1982-10-15 | HERUBERUTO DEIITORITSUHI |
| 17 | Leather fabric and production thereof | JP3312479 | 1979-03-20 | JPS54138662A | 1979-10-27 | POORA RISHIYUMAN |
| 18 | JPS4885701A - | JP1280473 | 1973-01-31 | JPS4885701A | 1973-11-13 | |
| 19 | Fur and Fur Lace Made of Artificial or Natural Fur and the Product Method Thereof | US11630798 | 2005-04-12 | US20080028582A1 | 2008-02-07 | Jae-Kyun Lee; Jae-Yeu Lee |
| A fur lace made of two or more artificial or natural fur pieces with pile fibers projected in a direction, a method for manufacturing a fur product, and a fur lace and a fur product manufactured by the method are disclosed. The leather portions of side fur pieces sewn at both sides of a center fur piece are utilized as a margin to sew up, rather than a bias tape for sewing a fur lace to a cloth or a general product, to thereby simplify manufacturing procedures and achieve aesthetic enhancement by changing direction of pile fibers and increasing the density of pile fibers of a specific part. When the fur lace is sewn on a cloth, bag, or other products, cut portions and seam line of a fur are completely covered by pile fibers or exposed to achieve aesthetic enhancement. In addition, pile fibers around the root of hair can be prevented from being curled up into a needle and thread, thereby improving productivity by eliminating the necessity of plucking out the pile fibers entangled with the thread by using a comb or an awl after completion of sewing work. The fur lace can be sewn to a wide variety of products including a cloth, bag, shoes, hat, shawl, muffler, and other accessories. The fur lace can be made from an artificial or natural fur. | ||||||
| 20 | Fur product and method of making | US903483 | 1997-07-30 | US5893332A | 1999-04-13 | Theophilis T. Vourantonis |
| A method of making a fur product from dressed animal pelts having fur and leather sides includes cutting the fur pelts into elongated strips of generally equal width, aligning the elongated strips alternating fur up, leather up, fur up, leather up and so on, edge sewing the aligned strips together to form a panel, cutting the sewn together panel at an angle to the edge sewn seams into elongate sections, shifting every other section longitudinally a distance generally equal to the width of the cut sections, and edge sewing the sections together to form a two sided fur blanket. | ||||||
